Osaka's iconic attraction, Osaka Castle Park. Here you can climb to the towering Tenshukaku and feel the changes of history. The Sakura blossoms in the park are also one of the most beautiful sights of Osaka Castle in spring.

Umeda Sky Building, which has an exquisite Kuchu Teien Observatory, from which you can have a wonderful view of the entire city of Osaka.

Abeno Harukas is the tallest skyscraper in Japan, standing at 300 meters in Osaka’s Abeno district. Opened in 2014, it is a modern multi-purpose complex that combines shopping, culture, and stunning city views in one iconic building. The tower houses Harukas 300, a three-floor observation deck offering panoramic views of Osaka and beyond. On clear days, visitors can even see as far as Kyoto and Kobe. The building also features a large department store (Kintetsu Department Store), the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel, office spaces, and the Abeno Harukas Art Museum. Conveniently located above Tennoji Station, Abeno Harukas is easily accessible and serves as a major landmark in southern Osaka. It is a must-visit destination for travelers looking to enjoy breathtaking views, shopping, and dining all in one place.

Nara's iconic attraction, Nara Park, which is a paradise of nature and the home of Nara deer. Walking in the park, you can see herds of deer leisurely walking in the grass, they are docile and cute, close to people. Buy a packet of deer cakes, interact with these lovely creatures, and feel in harmony with nature.

Shinsaibashi is the busiest shopping district in Osaka, with many large department stores, specialty stores and cosmeceuticals. Whether you're looking for fashion trends or traditional handicrafts, there's something for you here.

Dotonbori, the culinary paradise of Osaka, Osaka was known as the "kitchen of Japan" and home to many restaurants and food stalls. Here you can taste the famous Takoyaki, Osaka Yaki and Sushi. At night, the neon lights on the both side of Dotonbori street are fascinating.

Todaiji Temple, the largest wooden building in the world, which houses a magnificent bronze Buddha statue. Incredibly, it took almost all of Japan's bronze reserves at the time to create this 15-meter-high bronze Buddha.