I have learnt many good news about Japanese in this book, most Osaka. I love Japanese tradition!

An excellent taverna located in Crysta Shopping Center. Staffed by enthusiastic staff, an ample non-smoking area, charming eclectic decor, and delicious set menus with fresh seasonal ingredients. Reasonably priced and worth the extra effort to find it.

Osaka occupies a central position in west Japan. Being Japan's first ever real capital , it has long history and equally ancient traditions . As a economic , cultural and trading base , it has played an important role in the life of the nation.
Today Osaka is still an economic powerhouse with a large concentration of world-class companies - ...

We loved the people in Osaka. As a big city, it is quite safe compared to any city of the same size in the world or USA.

We enjoyed the food. We were vegetarians, but we still found restaurants that could help with our needs. The Indian restaurants are good!

Be sure to check out Osaka Castle (Osaka-jo). Also the local museum was great, ...

Lived in Sakai area for two years. Love Osaka, Kyoto and Nara the triple city zone. Although some foreigners were pissed about high costs, the amazing architecture and very kind polite people there make it well worth it. Hanging around the Midousuji from Umeda to Nanba, were the best times I had. Tokyo was different. More like NYC. I can't come ...

It's a great place to hang around even though Some people can't speak english but the food is great and the sites are bbbbbb-beautiful! You need to goit's more then fun it's livin'

I lived for 3 years in Bentencho(ORC apt).
Those were the happiest time in my life. I lived in different continents before but Japan, read Osaka, is the best.
The people, my neighbours and above all my Japanese friends are so nice and gracious to show me their country and being critical as well.

NEXT YEAR WE ARE GOING to visit Japan again.

Mrs. L. Schoenmaker

i lived in Osaka and the Kansai area for 10 years. it is a great place to vist, the area has so much to offer, the great food in Osaka, the culture of Kyoto and Nara, and the beauty of Kobe... the people of the area are friendly, and it is easy to get around. There is a lot to see and do, with out the rush and headache of Toyko..

As one of the most important cities in Japan, Osaka lies in the middle part of this island country, near the sea. Since Japan doesn’t cover a large area, it is perhaps one of the most crowded countries in the world. Comparing with China, it has less than 4% of China’s land, but has to raise as much as 1/13 of its population. Nothing seems to be ...