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Osaka guide
Osaka: Dotonbori and the kitchen of Japan
Neon by the canal, street food at night, Osaka Castle and Nara's deer a short train ride away.
Dotonbori, the neon-lit canal district with its giant signs and street food stalls, is Osaka's most cited sight; come in the evening for takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Osaka calls itself the kitchen of Japan, and kuidaore, eating until you drop, is the local motto.
Osaka Castle, set in a park of cherry trees, the Kuromon Market and the Shinsekai district show other sides of the city, and Universal Studios Japan draws families. Kyoto is about fifteen minutes by bullet train, and Nara, with its deer park and Todai-ji temple, under an hour.
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12 luxury hotels in Osaka with VIP benefits
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Conrad Osaka

Four Seasons Osaka

InterContinental Osaka

Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel

THE OSAKA STATION HOTEL, Autograph Collection

The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka

The St. Regis Osaka

Vignette Collection RIGHA Royal Hotel Osaka

W Osaka

Waldorf Astoria Osaka

Zentis Osaka
MICHELIN Key status checked on the MICHELIN Guide website in October 2026.
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Where to eat in Osaka
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