🇯🇵A one-day Citywalk guide in Osaka! From shrines to shopping districts, you can fully explore ✨

#大坂美食攻略 Living in Namba is super convenient! Follow this route from morning to night, visit shrines, food, and shopping all at once~ 🚶♀️Route planning Morning: Namba Cultural Tour ➡️ Namba Yasaka Shrine: Visit the Japanese shrine, pray for amulets, take photos of the red torii, and feel the tranquil atmosphere ➡️ Dotonbori: Go straight to the Glico figurine sign to check in! Stop by Ebisuji Shopping Street and buy some takoyaki and ningyoyaki as snacks Noon: Shinsaibashi Shopping Battlefield 🛍️ Must-visit routes: Daimaru Department Store (buy Lululemon, Shiro) → Parco (fashionable brands) → ABC MART (good prices for sneakers) → Don Quijote (24-hour drugstore) → O1O1 (young women's clothing) 👕 Vintage Easter Egg: Three Star Osaka is on the fifth floor of the mall, with a full range of retro fashion brands; if you want to visit the trendy shops on Orange Street, it’s great to take photos near the Snow King sculpture! Afternoon: Nostalgia and modernity intertwined 🚇 Tennoji Station: Check in at the Osaka City Museum of Art (European-style building suitable for taking photos) → Tsutenkaku: Climb the tower to overlook the city and buy KITKAT limited edition flavors as souvenirs 🌃 Umeda shopping district nightlife: 🍴 Food recommendations: • Wang Jiang Dumplings: Must-order fried dumplings + lemon cocktails, very popular in the local area • Enya Umeda Yakitori: The chicken cartilage and mentaiko grilled chicken are super juicy and perfect with beer! 🛍️ After dinner, visit the HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel (with stunning night views) or Lucua Department Store and buy some souvenirs. 🍽️Food not to be missed • Matcha Brownie Haagen-Dazs: Dig in at the Dotonbori stall and achieve ice cream freedom with just a dozen pieces! • Unlimited Ramen: Thick pork bone soup + barbecued pork, free refills~ 💡Practical Tips 1. Transportation: Walk mainly in the morning, and it is more cost-effective to use the "Osaka Metro One-Day Ticket" to cross the district in the afternoon 2. Navigation: Google Maps can accurately identify the house number, just enter the English name (eg: Dotonbori Glico Sign) 3. What to wear: Light shoes + breathable clothes. The department stores in Umeda shopping district have air conditioning, so remember to bring a thin jacket 4. Tax refund: You can get a tax refund for purchases over 5,000 yen at Shinsaibashi Daimaru and Don Quijote. Just bring your passport with you! Follow this route and explore Osaka’s classic and secret places in one day. Next time, I’ll teach you how to find super cheap second-hand shops around Tsutenkaku! 📸