Things To Do in Osaka

     Osaka is a modern city in Japan after the ever-bustling Tokyo. The city has a very laid-back and relaxing vibe which is pretty unlikely compared to the rest of the cities in Japan. Osaka is a combination of culture, uniqueness, and delicious food. It will be wrong to put Osaka as a top priority on every foodie’s bucket list. Here we have created a perfect list for you to try some exciting  things to do in Osaka:

       It gives you a glance at the Japanese culture and is one of the most stunning buildings in Japan. The constructing of the castle took place in 1538. The castle exhibits ancient weaponry and artifacts. You can also enjoy a scenic view of the city because of its observation deck situated on the 8^thfloor. The beautiful stone walls surround the towers and have a stunning garden with more than 600 cherry trees.

     The museum is one of the finest places in Osaka to visit during your travel. There are various models throughout the museum of house and building in an open-air setup. The replicas of buildings from the 17^th century showing a shift in construction till the 19^th century. It gives you a peep into the bygone era and shows how people might have lived and to dwell in the Japanese culture completely you can hire a kimono and stroll in the museum.

     This temple is one of the oldest temples in Japan and initiated the spread of Buddhism in Japan. The walls of the temples have intricate carvings from the 6th century. There is a five-storied pagoda and is surrounded by pebble-covered walls. The temple also has a treasure house that exhibits paintings, sculptures, and beautiful artifacts. Shitennoji is open every day from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, with an entry fee of 300 yen.

     Enjoy the taste of authentic Japanese dish sukiyaki at Kitamura. Kitamura is a stew dish prepared with sliced meat, raw vegetables that are stewed in a hot pot mixed with soy sauce, sugar, and rice wine. Enjoy the simmering sukiyaki and sit on the traditional tatami mat.

     The city will never leave you empty-handed it always fills your soul with something interesting. Some of the most famous places in Osaka include The ancient Castle, the oldest temple in Japan, the Universal Studios, the Aquarium, one of Japan’s best. How can we forget the ever-charming cherry blossoms that are an integral part of the city.