A retro district filled with nostalgic charm, neon lights, and classic eateries. Famous for Tsutenkaku Tower and Osaka’s old-school culture, this area is perfect for photos and street food.

Located in the Nipponbashi area, Den Den Town is an electronics district comparable to Tokyo's Akihabara. The area has also become known as an otaku paradise with numerous manga and anime retailers as well as maid and cosplay cafes located there.

Kuromon Market is an atmospheric public market dating back to the Edo Period that stretches around 600 meters. The market's many shops sell predominantly fish, meat and produce, with a fair few also selling street food and providing areas where customers can eat.

Known historically as a center of kitchen wares, this old shopping arcade is where many come to buy cooking and dining equipment. The place exudes and old-timey atmosphere and boasts many interesting kitchen supply and homeware shops.

This traditional district is made up of two restaurant-lined alleys and retains an old time atmosphere reminiscent of Kyoto's Pontocho. In one alley stands Hozenji Temple where local merchants and visitors alike pour water over the temple's statues for luck.

The most famous entertainment street in Osaka, known for its giant neon billboards, lively nightlife, and endless dining options. A great place to experience Osaka’s food culture.