Osaka Metro" operates in Osaka, and Umeda Station is its representative terminal station. The crowds on weekday mornings and evenings are so great that on some days there is even a line to the ticket gate. Enjoy the scenery of the metropolis.

This is a high-rise building that is famous as a landmark of Osaka due to its unique shape and gigantic size. From the open rooftop observation deck located 173 meters above ground, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the city of Osaka. It is often featured in the media as one of the world's most representative buildings.

This magnificent castle has been selected as one of the three most famous castles in Japan. The castle is now used as a museum where you can learn about armor and kimonos from the time of its construction. The top floor of the tower is an observation deck where you can enjoy the view of the city of Osaka.

It is a downtown area that represents Osaka. You can't miss taking a photo in front of the Glico sign, which can be said to be a symbol of Dotonbori. There are many other unique signs and advertisements in the area and plenty of photo opportunities.

This temple has a history of 1,400 years. It was built after the arrival of Buddhism in Japan and is the oldest architectural style in Japan. You can climb the five-story pagoda, which is quite a rare experience in Japan.

A popular downtown area lined with restaurants and theaters. The famous Tsutenkaku Tower, the symbol of Osaka, is the center of many unique buildings, making it a very photogenic spot.