Osaka🇯🇵

Osaka 🇯🇵 A city full of color and life, it is another destination that makes me excited every time I visit. Even though I have heard that Osaka is a busy city full of people, it has a charm that makes me fall in love with it from the first time I step foot on the ground. The feeling of being embraced by the smiles and warmth of the people here is indescribable. Getting around Osaka is very easy and convenient. With a modern public transportation system that covers the entire city. I use the ICOCA card, which is very convenient to top up and can be used on trains, buses, and some shops, it makes the journey smooth and without any traffic jams. Every station has clear English signs, and there is an easy-to-use navigation app, so I never feel lost. In Osaka, I found so many delicious and diverse foods that I could hardly choose. Starting with takoyaki, round balls that are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, filled with large pieces of fresh squid, topped with sweet, salty sauce and mayonnaise, every bite is a delight that makes my heart melt. Next is okonomiyaki, which is like Japanese pizza. Soft dough mixed with fresh vegetables and meat, topped with a special sauce and mayonnaise, making the deliciousness multiply. Kushikatsu, or various types of fried skewers, is another menu that I love. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, with a special sauce that makes it really enjoyable to eat. For dessert, I didn't miss out on trying the sweet and creamy green tea soft cream, as well as the Japanese crepe with fresh fruit filling and fluffy whipped cream in every bite. The shopping areas of Shinsaibashi and Americamura are heaven for shopaholics. I strolled through Don Quijote, which has a variety of cute and unique sweets. Each cafe in this area is charming with its beautiful and lovely decorations. Some use sweet pastel colors, while others are decorated in a cute vintage style. I like to sit and sip green tea with fresh fruit cake in small, quiet shops. It's a great time to recharge my spirits. At night, Dotonbori transforms into a beautiful world of lights with colorful neon lights reflecting on the canal. I strolled along the canal with hot takoyaki in hand and took a photo with the giant Glico sign, the symbol of the city. The atmosphere here was filled with laughter and smiles from people of all ages. It was fun and made me want to stay there for a long time. Even though Osaka is full of excitement, there are still quiet parks and shrines where I can relax. I like to walk through the shady parks, listen to the birds sing, and stop by the original shrines to pray. Every time I visit, I feel calm and receive a lot of positive energy. Osaka taught me that happiness doesn't have to be big. Just walking slowly, eating delicious food, and exchanging smiles with strangers can fill your heart incredibly. I love Osaka in its natural and lovely way without any pretense. It's full of warmth and small happiness hidden in every corner of the city. Osaka is a city that suits everyone, whether you come with someone or by yourself. This place will definitely fill your heart and create good memories for everyone! 💕 ⸻ #TravelAbroad #Osaka