Osaka tourist attractions must be visited.

When it comes to Japan, many people will definitely think of Tokyo as the first city. But there are many famous places in Japan besides Tokyo, such as Osaka. As far as economic development is concerned, Osaka is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo. If you go to Osaka, you must go to these scenic spots that Osaka must visit. Of course, if your schedule is tight, go to Osaka, a must-see place in one day. Let's take a look at the recommendations of Osaka's must-see attractions.

I. Xinzhai Bridge

Shinsaibashi

Shinsaibashi is a characteristic commercial street and a permanent symbol of Osaka. Even if you don't buy anything here, it's fun to wander around casually, and things are very cheap. There are many boutique houses and specialty stores in Shinsaibashi, which are bustling from morning till night, and there are crowds of citizens and tourists everywhere. Shinsaibashi is developed around Shinsaibashi Shopping Street with arcade facilities. There are many large department stores, century-old shops and civilian shops. Slate pavement, English street lamps, rows of brick houses, elegant style, this area is called the European village.

Bus route: Take the JR Tokaido Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Shinosaka Station, which takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Then take the subway from Shinosaka Station to Shinsaibashi Station, which takes about 13 minutes. Take the Hanshin Tram or the Hanshin Express Tram in Kobe, and get off in America. It is best to take an express train or express train. There are only a few stops on the road, and it takes only half an hour from Kobe to Osaka. It only takes 5 minutes to transfer to Yu Jintang subway line to Xinqiao Bridge, and the fare is very cheap.

Second, Dotonbori.

Dotonbori

Dawton Rise Food Street, located near Shinsaibashi in Osaka, Japan, is a representative place of Osaka cuisine. Here, all kinds of food signs attract an endless stream of people every day. The most famous big crab sign is the sign of Dawton's rising food street, especially when the night comes, the flashing neon lights are even more attractive. Jinlong Lamian Noodles, octopus, sushi, puffer fish and many other famous snacks can be eaten here.

Provincial bus route: Take the Qian Qian Bridge Line near the rail/subway Yutang reinforcement line /line/siつ to Nanbo Station 14 exit, and walk to the northwest shortly after getting off. Or take the subway Qian Qian Line/Heijin Line to Exit 2 of Japan Bridge Station, and then go to the northwest immediately after getting off.

Third, Osaka Castle.

Osaka Castle

Osaka Castle is the most famous tourist attraction and symbol in Osaka. It includes thirteen buildings that have been established as important cultural heritage by the Japanese government. It is especially famous for its magnificent gates and towers built along the moat. This wall is 20 meters high and very steep. It is made of huge stones from all over Japan. The tall and steep city walls and the wide moat constitute a spectacular scene, which is incomparable to other ancient Japanese cities.

Arrival route: Take JR Osaka Ring Road and get off at Osaka Park Station, and walk for about 15 minutes.

Fourth, Osaka Castle Tianshouge

Tianshouge, Osaka City

Tianshou Pavilion in Osaka Castle was first built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the16th century. In order to build Osaka Castle, he ordered the governors of the whole country to participate in the construction project. Many moats and battlements were also donated by rulers all over the country, and they were built by hundreds of thousands of laborers with their hard work and sweat in three years.

Arrival route: Take JR Osaka Ring Road to Osaka Park Station and Morimiya Station, and walk about 15 to 20 minutes.