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#cherryblossom2024 🌸 Compared to Tokyo, I prefer Osaka, Japan. Last time I went to Japan, I was from Tokyo to Osaka - Tokyo, instead of following the traditional customs of Kanto and Kansai. I took everything I needed, and it was very convenient to take the new main line. Tokyo felt more like Shanghai, skyscrapers, and high-end shopping malls, with people everywhere. Osaka perfectly suited my preferences, and the business was relatively developed. The market was relatively open, and the attractions were not inferior to Tokyo. Compared to Tokyo's complex subway lines, Osaka is much simpler, and there are not many lines at the same station, making it almost less prone to errors. Business is very fond of shopping. Xinzhaiqiao and Tongtian Pavilion have endless shops to explore, and high-end shopping malls can leave Meitian. Several commercial districts are very close. The culinary culture of Tongtian Pavilion is very unique, with a variety of three-dimensional signs and top advertising design companies in the area. Friends who have the ability to develop and study design aesthetics can go and savor the taste carefully. UNIVERSAL enjoys playing and is very suitable for heart friendly friends. The cultural attractions are also good, and Osaka City Park is relatively more peaceful, open, and comfortable. Dapo is cheaper than Tokyo in terms of food, accommodation, and consumption. So, where do people prefer? #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #familytrip #瑞生尖沙咀酒店 #trip

How to play in Japan for the first time❓ Take good care of this nanny-level guide❗ Japan is really a place suitable for travel all year round Different places have different experiences After going to Japan 3 times, I have summarized some tips Routes. Transportation. Attractions are all presented Please accept this nanny-level guide Quickly save it, it will come in handy one day! . 🇯🇵【Travel Sharing】 Day1: Arrive in Tokyo Day2: Tokyo (Asakusa Temple, Shinjuku Kabukicho, Akihabara, Tokyo Tower) Day3: Tokyo-Kamakura-Tokyo (Kamakura High School Front Station (Slam Dunk)) Day4: Tokyo-Mount Fuji Day5: Mount Fuji (Lake Kawaguchi, Fuji-Q Highland) Day6: Mount Fuji-Osaka (Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori Food Street) Day7: Kyoto-Nara . 🚇【Japan Transportation】 Japan's railway lines are very developed, and you can get around using public transportation for the entire trip. 【Recommended Attractions】 Roppongi (view the Tokyo Tower night scene) If you think Shibuya Sky is too crowded, I recommend going to Roppongi, closer to the tower, go up before sunset, the sunset is super beautiful . 🚇Kamakura (Slam Dunk) Every girl has a Kamakura dream, take the Enoshima Electric Railway to Kamakura High School Station, get off and you can see the scene of Sakuragi Hanamichi, but there are really a lot of people here! It is recommended to walk to the left after exiting the station, there are fewer people in this passage, and you can take photos with the same vibe! . 🗻Mount Fuji Mount Fuji is really beautiful all year round, I used 2 days to check in many spots of Mount Fuji, here are a few very photogenic ones, you must go! Hidaka Timepiece Shop Get off the train at Yoshida, about a 10-minute walk Lawson Mount Fuji Get off at Kawaguchiko Station, walk to the road, turn left for about 150 meters Kawaguchiko-Fuji-Q Take the train and sit on the right side, a great spot to take a photo with Mount Fuji~ Nara In summer, I recommend going up to Wakakusayama in Nara, the view is broader, and you can watch the sunset with the deer~ . 【Other tips】 Recently, there are fireworks festivals in various places in Japan, friends who are going to travel to Japan can check in advance, different times and places are different, if you can see it, it is also a different encounter~

📢 The off-season airfare from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai to Osaka has dropped to around a thousand yuan, budget hotels are about three to four hundred yuan, the electronic visa application is simple and quick to process, and overall, Osaka feels cheaper than many places in China. 🤔️ What to do in Osaka? 💐 Conventional attractions: Shinsaibashi → Dotonbori → Osaka Castle Park → Tsutenkaku → Namba Yasaka Shrine → Universal Studios 🎉 Offbeat attractions: 1⃣️ Wakayama Kuroshio Market - Kishigawa Line Cat Train 2⃣️ Ikoma Mountain Cat and Dog Tramway 3⃣️ Osaka PL Tower for giant object enthusiasts 🏨 Where to stay in Osaka? Staying near Shinsaibashi, Namba, or Umeda is super convenient! There are plenty of shopping malls and food options, and it's a transportation hub, so you can travel to Nara, Kobe, or Wakayama without having to check out and move your luggage, allowing for day trips. 🍖 What to eat in Osaka? Osaka has a plethora of delicious food, from high-end cuisine to local specialties 🍜 Ramen: Don't go to the long-queued Ichiran Ramen and Kinryu Ramen! They are expensive and average in taste. Ippudo and Jinza Ramen are much better 🍣 Sushi: There are many delicious sushi restaurants, and Daiki Sushi is fresh and affordable, with an average cost of less than a hundred yuan RMB to eat to your heart's content 🍙 Rice Balls: You must try the rice balls from various convenience stores, trust me! Convenience stores are my breakfast canteen in Japan 🛍️ Where to go shopping in Osaka? 🔸 Umeda: A huge maze-like shopping district formed by department stores such as Hanshin, Hankyu, Daimaru, and Yodobashi Camera 🔸 Shinsaibashi: Many drugstores and small shops with lots of tourists, and luxury stores next door have queues every day 🔸 Orange Street: A gathering place for Osaka's trendy brands, which generally don't open until 11 am, so going early is pointless

🎆 Japan is finally opening up! As a loyal visitor to the shopping paradise of Shinsaibashi, I must take the opportunity to shop till I drop! Shinsaibashi, just by hearing the name, you can tell it's a place full of Japanese charm! As the most famous commercial district in Osaka, it boasts a variety of department stores, brand shops, and plenty of delicious and fun places! 🚘 Transportation to Shinsaibashi 1. Subway Take the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line and get off at Shinsaibashi Station, a few minutes walk away. 2. JR Line Get off at the JR Osaka Loop Line or Hanshin Main Line's Shinsaibashi Station, and it's a 5-10 minute walk from the station. 3. Bus Take the Keihan Bus to Shinsaibashi, which offers direct access to the area, very convenient. ⛩️ Must-visit Landmark - Shinsaibashi This pedestrian street is home to various world-famous brands, offering a plethora of shopping options, and it's also a great place to experience traditional Japanese culture. Popular Restaurant - Dotonbori Udon When in Japan, how can you miss out on a bowl of authentic udon noodles! Dotonbori's udon is known for its delicious broth and chewy noodles. I recommend the katsu udon, which includes a tasty fried pork cutlet! Trendy Spot - Mori Girl Mori The name 'Mori Girl Mori' is just too cute, isn't it? The shop is dominated by pink, filled with girlish vibes, and all the desserts and drinks look super delicious! I recommend their matcha latte, which is beautifully green and tasty. Relaxing at Night - Shinsaibashi Spa Paradise Tired from all the shopping? Come here to relax! Spa Paradise offers hot spring baths and other services, and you can enjoy the night view from the hot spring pool, which is amazing. Try the Japanese SPA for a perfect end to your Shinsaibashi journey! 📣 Additional local favorite shops in Shinsaibashi: 1. Takemuraya Japanese Set Meals This is an authentic Japanese set meal restaurant with affordable prices, frequented by locals for meals. I recommend their grilled pork cutlet rice bowl, which is well-cooked with tender meat, and very satisfying when paired with rice balls. 2. Kimuraya Bookstore This bookstore has a vast collection of rare old books, and readers who love Japanese literature and art often find surprises here. The owner also recommends some niche good books, perfect for in-depth exploration. 3. Mori Ran Hosiery Specialty Store Japanese socks are especially popular abroad, and this Mori Ran hosiery store has a wide selection, including many retro styles, which are loved by locals. 4. Takashimaya Vintage Shop You can find nostalgic Japanese items here, very characteristic of Japan, and the prices are also very affordable, popular among local artistic youth. 🎑 To truly enjoy traveling, you must go out and play, beautiful scenery awaits on the road.

💥💥Essential Osaka Travel Guide!🔥🔥 Experience all the top attractions in one go! 🌏🌏Visiting Osaka for the first time and worried about where to find fun? This list of must-visit hotspots in Osaka, personally compiled by locals, will definitely thrill you!🎉🎉 💯💯TOP1～TOP9, no ranking order, just for you to fully enjoy Osaka! 🌆🌆1⃣ Umeda Sky Building: Overlook the entire Osaka panorama, with the cityscape right before your eyes! 🎡🎡2⃣ Universal Studios: A large local theme park in Osaka, where you can freely express your passion! 🦀🦀3⃣ Kuromon Market: Taste fresh seafood and experience the popular local market of Osaka! 🎐🎐4⃣ Namba Yasaka Shrine: Experience the charm of the lion head-shaped shrine, where tradition and modernity blend! 🛍🛍5⃣ Shinsaibashi: A famous commercial and entertainment hub in Osaka, offering shopping, food, and fun all in one place! 🏯🏯6⃣ Osaka Castle Park: A large-scale comprehensive park, where you can enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature! ⛩⛩7⃣ Tenmangu Shrine: An ancient shrine that lets you appreciate the history and culture of Osaka! 🐋🐋8⃣ Kaiyukan: One of the world's largest aquariums, where you can get up close and personal with marine life! 🗼🗼9⃣ Tsutenkaku: The iconic neon-lit tower of Osaka, offering a memorable view of the cityscape! 📌📌Bookmark this list now and start your journey in Osaka!🎈🎈

When I traveled to Japan, one thing that shocked me was that the shops in Japan really close early, and the streets are basically deserted after nine o'clock (especially in ancient cities like Kyoto)🥲 Tokyo and Osaka, the big cities, are relatively better, but the nightlife is not as rich and colorful as I imagined💔 This note tells you where you can go to play in Osaka at night~ 1⃣️Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori, this is one of the busiest night markets in Osaka, with food, shopping, and shops all available🍢 It can be said to be the largest and most complete shopping place! And there are many anime check-in places hehe😁 The super famous Glico Man sign is also in Dotonbori oh🙈 2⃣️Umeda Hep Five, there are Ferris wheels and many izakayas here, as well as some large shopping malls, which are also good places to experience Osaka nightlife🎡 If Dotonbori is more down-to-earth, then the Umeda business district will be relatively high-end, with all major luxury stores gathered~ 3⃣️Universal Studios Osaka, the movie city is more atmospheric at night~ Especially the world of Harry Potter🌍 4️⃣Tsutenkaku, also one of the landmarks of Japan, you can see the colorful Osaka city at night. Coming to Tsutenkaku, it's like stepping into an anime, everything is as beautiful as a comic❤️ Of course~ In addition to the above famous landmarks and attractions, you can also choose a bar, invite three or five friends to chat and drink, and experience your own Osaka nightlife🍷

Only 2 days in Osaka, I didn't choose to go to USJ alone, I booked the Osaka tour card 2-day pass (152rmb) in advance, it is recommended to redeem the ticket at Osaka airport, I was going to exchange the ticket at Namba station on the same day, there were a lot of Koreans, and it took half an hour to exchange it. The 2-day pass has less transportation range than the 1-day pass, but it meets my travel needs. day1: Osaka North Sightseeing: Osaka History Museum-Osaka Castle-Tenshukaku-Umeda Sky Garden Observatory-Kenya Yukiji Art Museum-Hep Five Ferris Wheel-Dotonbori 📒Other instructions: This transportation ticket includes transportation and admission, most of the attractions in Osaka require admission, Osaka Castle Tenshukaku can be queued with the ticket; the cruise ship of Osaka Castle must go early, if it is late, it will not be open to pass holders on the same day. Umeda Observatory is free with a ticket before 16:00. The Nishinomaru Garden is so boring, don't go 💙Attraction features: There is a Chinese map in the museum, and you can overlook Osaka Castle from the museum. Tenshukaku introduces Tokugawa Ieyasu and Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and you can overlook Osaka Castle from the top floor. The Sky Garden Observatory goes in at four o'clock, and the sunset is beautiful. Hepfive Ferris Wheel is relatively boring, in the bustling commercial district, you can only see pedestrians and passing trams. Dotonbori is very lively at night, go to the famous Glico to take a photo, if you make an appointment early, you can also take a free cruise. - day2: Osaka South Sightseeing: Shitennoji-Keisei Garden-Shitennoji Zoo-Tsutenkaku (General Observatory)-ZAZA ZAZA Live Comedy Show 📒Other instructions: There are also some free experiences of cruise ships, Ferris wheels and museums in the package. If you have time, you can arrange it reasonably, but the cruise ship has a fixed departure time, and there is a limit to the reservation. You must arrange it early. The cruise ship in Dotonbori can book a night ship in the morning (although it is just a not very clear 3-meter-wide waterway) There are so many people in Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi at night~ 💙Attraction features: There are many children in the zoo, the animals are not particularly rich, and you can go with children. ZAZA comedy live is similar to Japanese talk show, I originally went with a curious mentality, but found that I couldn't understand it at all, the performance was 30 minutes, and it was difficult to escape, not recommended. Tsutenkaku can play slides with tickets, but there are many people in line.