Osaka is famous for its unique modern culture, which you can witness at Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street. The townscape here is a mix of old storefronts, narrow alleyways and bustling crowds; with thousands of shops and stalls offering everything from traditional Japanese goods like kimonos, incense and chopsticks to stylish apparel and cute accessories. At Dotonbori Street, you'll find out why Osaka is "the kitchen of Japan"! Here, neon lights flash in a fascinatingly chaotic manner from all sides as restaurants advertise their specialties through giant billboards—from takoyaki octopus balls to okonomiyaki savory pancakes! With the help of your guide, you will understand how Osaka's gastronomy reflects its long heritage as a major trading port. With so many mouth watering options available in Osaka, it's no wonder why this city is considered one of Japan's top culinary destinations!
