Dotonbori

For a gourmet experience, head to Dotonbori, a 20-second walk from the hotel. Hundreds of restaurants line the street, offering a wide range of takoyaki and okonomiyaki as well as fine cuisine that will make even the most discerning gourmand swoon. The many creative signboards are a must-see for photography. Kuromon Ichiba, “Osaka’s kitchen,” which supports the city’s stomach, is only a 5-minute walk away.

Osaka Castle

It is an iconic historical building in Osaka. Not only the beautiful castle walls, but also the huge stone walls that line the vast grounds are another highlight. Cherry blossoms bloom beautifully in spring, and visitors can enjoy the beauty of the four seasons along with the history of the castle. Next to Osaka Castle, MIRAIZA, a complex of renovated historical buildings, includes stores, restaurants, and a rooftop terrace with a view of Osaka Castle.

kaiyukan (Aquarium of the Sea)

Kaiyukan is one of the world’s largest aquariums located in Osaka Port. The aquarium reproduces the natural environment surrounding the Pacific Ocean, and visitors can observe approximately 620 animal species and 30,000 plant species. Visitors can also observe whale sharks, manta rays, and other large marine creatures up close, making it a perfect spot for families with children.

Toji Temple

To-ji Temple, with its five-story pagoda, a national treasure and the tallest building among traditional wooden structures, towers over the vast temple grounds. Especially from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m., the temple is sparsely populated and the beautiful scenery can be fully appreciated, creating a special experience that will calm your mind and make you feel as if you have wandered into a different world, even though you are in the center of Kyoto.

Todaiji Temple

Todaiji Temple is famous for the Great Buddha of Nara, one of the largest wooden structures in the world. At the center of the temple is the Great Buddha Hall, where the largest statue of Buddha in Japan, symbolizing peace and prosperity, is enshrined. It eloquently conveys the faithfulness of Buddhism at that time and is powerful enough to overwhelm all who see it!

the five great wisdom kings of the Nada region(Nada Gogo)

Nada Gogo is the largest sake-producing region in Japan, producing about a quarter of the nation’s sake. There are many sake breweries, and tours are offered to visit them. In particular, at the “Nada Gogo Sake Brewery,” visitors can compare and enjoy all of Nada’s sake, making it the perfect spot for those who want to experience sake culture in a casual setting.