[2025 Izumisano Airports] Travel Guide for Kansai International Airport (Updated Mar)

✅ Cost details 1. Visa: Full electronic application, no need to mail a passport 💰260 2. Communication Card: Seven days unlimited traffic 💰35 3. Airfare: Spring Airlines direct from Shanghai to Osaka 💰1200 or so (including baggage allowance) 4. Accommodation: Recommended Umeda or Shinsaibashi area, four nights 💰1400. Hotels in Osaka are super good value for money, clean and comfortable, this time I used niche software to book a hotel, cheap and convenient. 5. ICOCA card: A universal transportation card for Osaka and Kansai, with a recharge of 💰2000 yen, enough to cover the public transportation costs of the entire trip. Note: Some private rail lines may require separate ticket purchase❌ 6. Osaka Castle Park: Visit the Tenshu Gate (💰600 yen), a must-see for history lovers. ✅ Some suggestions 1. Accommodation preferred Umeda or Shinsaibashi, shopping, food, transportation one-stop. I used niche software this time and got cashback for every hotel booking, saving a hundred or so on a trip. 2. Compared to Tokyo, Osaka’s dining and shopping prices are more affordable, and the per capita consumption of fine restaurants can be controlled at 💰1000 - 2000 yen. 3. From Shinsaibashi to Kansai International Airport, it is most convenient to take the JR Haruka special train. 4. Universal Studios Osaka tickets must be booked online and it is recommended to buy a fast pass to avoid the weekend and holiday rush. 5. Although the restaurants in Dotonbori are very attractive, you can try the small shops in the surrounding alleys, which are often more value for money. 6. Although the Namba area is bustling, it is relatively crowded. 7. The UV rays in Osaka are strong, and sunscreen and a sun hat are a must. 8. Don’t forget your tax refund when shopping, large shopping malls and appliance stores usually offer tax refunds. 9. Pay attention to safety when traveling at night and try to choose crowded places to walk. 10. Taxi costs in Osaka are relatively high, and public transportation is recommended, with a well-developed subway and bus network. ✅ Route guide • Day1: Osaka Castle Park - Tenshu Gate - Umeda Blue Sky Building Aerial Garden Observation Deck - Stroll in the Namba area • Day2: Universal Studios Osaka all-day tour • Day3: Dotonbori Food Exploration - Shinsaibashi Shopping - Kuromon Market • Day4: Shitennoji - Nipponbashi Electric Street - Kitashinchi Experience the local nightlife • Day5: Nara Day Trip (Additional transportation arrangements are required, early departure and evening return to Osaka are recommended) ✅ Attraction recommendations • 📍Osaka Castle Park: Historical ruins and natural beauty blend perfectly. • 📍Dotonbori: Osaka’s food business card, from octopus-yaki to Osaka-yaki, everything. • 📍Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street: Shopping paradise, from high-end brands to cheap goodies, all in one. • 📍Umeda Blue Sky Building: Aerial Garden Observation Deck, overlooking the panoramic view of Osaka, the night view is particularly charming. • 📍Kuromon Market: A distribution center for seafood and fresh ingredients, experience authentic Japanese market life. #OsakaTravel #OsakaStrategy #Osaka itinerary

# OsakaTravel #KansaiAirport #AirportGourmet #diorcafe #CafeTandian I haven’t visited Kansai Airport for many years, and I found that under the operational transformation of ORIX, the soft power of Japan’s tourism has been reflected in a very high-end manner. In addition to the excellent self-service purchase/pickup process for duty-free shopping, it is spacious and has a great shopping mall. Dior Cafe😍 🌟Although the scale is small, it is located next to the Dior store (very easy to shop and buy😅), but you can still feel the texture of luxury goods ~ pure white, delicate, and plaid patterns show the charm and elegance of the brand ~ 🌟I ordered cappuccino with leopard print and felt confused🤣Even the caramel coating of the chocolate roll was the same, but it was still a wonderful experience and you can feel the luxurious atmosphere by spending a small amount of money🤩

After leaving Japan from the Osaka departure gate, you can take the elevator or escalator directly to the 2F of the airport. You will see the orange Nankai Electric Railway sales office on the left next to the blue JR Line ticket purchase office, where you can also purchase ICOCA cards. The operation is simple and easy to understand. You can use it by selecting the amount of value you want to store. A 500 yen card deposit will be deducted. ICOCA has the same functions as Taiwan’s EasyCard. In addition to being able to take most transportation in the Kansai area, you can also use it. It can be used in shops, restaurants, and convenience stores, so it is very convenient. #japantravel #japanfreetravel #airport #Japanosaka #osaka

After taking the shuttle train, you can find this cafe near Gates 13-14 where you can grab a quick bite. There are seats with a view of the runway, making it a great place to enjoy the atmosphere. When you get off at the 'Midway Station' of Kansai Airport Terminal 1, there are duty-free shops and places to eat, even though it's small. I discovered this cafe just when I was thinking about having some coffee. Although it's a cafe, they also serve draft beer and pasta. If you have some time before your flight, you can enjoy a simple meal with pasta and draft beer. 📍Kansai Airport Espresso & Bakery

Founded in 2005, the Tokyo ramen shop MENSHO has not only received the prestigious Michelin honor but also garnered multiple international accolades, being listed among the top 50 restaurants in Bangkok and San Francisco. Now, you can enjoy their delicious ramen at their branch in Kansai International Airport before boarding your flight. It's truly amazing. Their homemade wheat noodles exude a rich wheat aroma. The broth, made from chicken, kelp, and shiitake mushrooms, is rich and flavorful, leaving a lasting impression! Recommended 👍: Chicken White Broth Ramen 2260 yen The broth is made from chicken, kelp, and shiitake mushrooms, resulting in a rich and flavorful taste. Paired with a soft-boiled onsen egg and green onions, each noodle is even more delicious 😋 📍 Kansai International Airport Terminal 1, 2nd Floor

Step 1/9: Kansai T1 Terminal is divided into south wing arrivals and north wing arrivals. If you are in the South Wing, please follow the instructions on Step 6 to reach the connection point. If you are in the North Wing, please follow the steps below to reach the connection point: After picking up your luggage from the baggage carousel, in order to reduce your waiting time, you can contact the driver in advance to go to the connection point. Please walk from the exit to the pick-up hall. You can see the words [International Arrivals North] on the exit wall. Step 2/9： After walking to the pick-up hall, you can see the [White Clock]. From the aisle on the left of [White Clock] [Door N2], go straight to [Exit D] and [Exit E]. Step 3/9： Go straight to [Exit D] and [Exit E], then walk through 2 sections of road. Step 4/9: After walking through 2 sections of the road, turn left towards the [Long Time Parking Warning Sign]. Step 5/9： Your pick-up point is next to the "Long Parking Warning Sign". Once you arrive at the pick-up point, please contact your driver again and he will meet you near the pick-up point. Step 6/9: If you are in the South Wing, please follow the steps below to reach the connection point: After picking up your luggage from the baggage carousel, in order to reduce your waiting time, you can contact the driver in advance to go to the connection point. Please walk from the exit to the pick-up hall. You can see the words [International Arrivals South] on the exit wall. Please go straight to [Exit D] and [Exit E]. Step 7/9： Go straight to [Exit D] and [Exit E], then walk through 2 sections of road. Step 8/9: After walking through 2 sections of the road, turn left towards the [Long Time Parking Warning Sign]. Step 9/9: Your pick-up point is next to the "Long Parking Warning Sign". Once you arrive at the pick-up point, please contact your driver again and he will meet you near the pick-up point.

-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: 🇰🇷 LCC based in Seoul, Korea "Jin Air" Free checked baggage and free in-flight meals -:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: Jin Air is a subsidiary of Korean Air based in Seoul, Korea. It is an LCC that offers 15kg of free checked baggage and services that are comparable to major airlines. ✈︎2024.02.05 Osaka (KIX) 11:05 - Seoul (SEL) 13:10 ✈︎2024.02.07 Seoul (SEL) 15:00 - Osaka (KIX) 16:40 ▼Jin Air flight You can reserve your seat in advance for free. Some aircraft models allow you to charge your phone on board, but there were no outlets on either the outbound or return flight. There is no Wi-Fi service. There is no free in-flight meal service on the Osaka route, but snacks and drinks are available for purchase. ▼Jin Air points to note Seat reservation, 15kg of checked baggage, and in-flight meals are free. Unfortunately, there is no in-flight meal service from Osaka. Jin Air supports Incheon Start Pass, so if you download the app and register, you can smoothly complete the process without having to wait in line until immigration. If you have an AREX ticket, you can pre-check in and drop off your baggage at the City Airport Terminal in Seoul Station when departing from Incheon International Airport, so you can travel light to the airport. #FlightReport #JinAir #LCCJinAir #JinAirKorea #jinair #InTheFlight #Trip #KansaiInternationalAirport #IncheonInternationalAirport #TripToKorea #TripToSeoul

It's not that Hokkaido is too expensive, but enjoying snow in Kansai is more cost-effective‼️|||In the northern part of the Kansai region in Japan, snow falls every year. You can enjoy the classic attractions and the different beauty of Kansai after the snow❄ - D1 Namba Yasaka Shrine Lion Hall - Hozenji Yokocho - Dotonbori/Shinsaibashi - Umeda Blue Sky Building D2 Nara Park Cute Deer - Uji Matcha - Kyoto City D3 Kyoto Kiyomizu Temple Area - Kinkakuji - Kifune Shrine - Sanzenin D4 Arashiyama Togetsukyo - Bamboo Forest Path - Yuzai Pavilion D5 Amanohashidate - Chionji - Ine Funaya D6 Tango Sea Train Experience - Miyama Town - Osaka - 1⃣City walk in Osaka Namba Yasaka Shrine Lion Hall: A popular shrine, suitable for photo shooting📷You can also draw a love fortune of koi Dotonbori/Shinsaibashi: Bustling commercial area, enjoy shopping and authentic food Umeda Blue Sky Building: The tallest building in Osaka, overlooking the urban scenery of Japan . 2⃣Cute deer and matcha super healing Nara Park: How can you not come to feed the deer when you come to Kansai❗Experience the harmony between humans and animals Uji Matcha: Kyoto's matcha town, experience traditional tea ceremony, feel the retro style of the century-old shop🍵 . 3⃣Ancient capital snow scene appreciation Kyoto Kiyomizu Temple: Known as the most beloved ancient temple by the Japanese, built along the mountain, the ups and downs of the building are very charming Kinkakuji: The beauty of Kinkakuji after the snow is stunning❄The golden roof and the white snow complement each other Kifune Shrine: An ancient shrine in the north, the lantern stone steps are full of mystery *The shrine will hold a lighting event after the snow in winter Sanzenin: Traditional Japanese courtyard, cute little Jizo Bodhisattva scattered in the garden . 4⃣The world of Arashiyama Bamboo Forest Path: In Arashiyama, known as Kyoto's back garden, the quiet bamboo forest path is one of the signature landscapes Yuzai Pavilion: A long-established traditional Japanese building . 5⃣Unlock the sea of Kyoto Amanohashidate: One of the three views of Japan, a long and narrow sandbar serves as a natural bridge connecting the land on both sides. When viewed upside down, it looks like a flying dragon in the sky🐉 Chionji: An ancient temple next to Amanohashidate, one of the three major Manjusri Bodhisattva Dojo in Japan Ine Funaya: "Venice of Japan", houses on the shore float on the sea, fairy tale and fresh . 6⃣Check in Miyazaki Hayao's fairy tale world Tango Sea Train: On the long sea-crossing bridge, the colorful train slowly passes by, recreating the fairy tale scene of Miyazaki Hayao's animation Miyama Town: Kyoto's small "Shirakawa-go", traditional gassho-style village, feel the rural style of Japan *There are lighting and snow lantern corridor activities in winter💡 🉑Inquiry📍 More surprise experiences, feel free to leave a message📩👏👏👏

-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: 🇰🇷 LCC based in Busan, Korea "AIR BUSAN" Additional services are also available! You can also enjoy in-flight meals -:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: 　　 A low-cost, high-service airline based in Busan, Korea, apparently affiliated with Asiana Airlines. From Japan, it operates from Narita, Kansai, Sapporo, Fukuoka, and Matsuyama. 　　 ✈︎2023.09.07 BX123 Kansai International Airport 11:00 → Gimhae International Airport 12:35 ✈︎2023.09.09 BX122 　　 ✈︎2023.09.18 BX123 Kansai International Airport 11:00 → Gimhae International Airport 12:35 ✈︎2023.09.20 BX126 Gimhae International Airport 11:30 → Kansai International Airport 13:00 　 ▼Kansai International Airport Terminal 1 Counter A Web check-in and automated check-in at the airport are not available, so you will need to check in at the counter. You will need a passport and e-ticket. 　　 Check-in is said to be 120 minutes before departure, but if you go after the flight, you can check in from 150 minutes before departure. The deadline seems to be 40 minutes before departure. 　　 ▼Near GATE1 at Gimhae International Airport, Busan, Korea In Busan, check-in was also done at the counter, and check-in was possible 150 minutes before. According to the official website, the deadline is 20 minutes before the flight departs. 　　 ▼Baggage Checked baggage is charged, and I often see tickets that include up to 15kg. Additional baggage is 10,000w per kg. Carry-on baggage is limited to one piece of baggage up to 10kg with a total of 115cm on all three sides. 　　 ▼Aircraft and seats The aircraft was an Airbus 321-231, with three seats on each side of the central aisle. My impression was that even in the middle seat, I didn't have to worry too much about the person next to me, and it was comfortable. There is a charge for advance seat reservations, and if there is an empty seat when you check in on the day, they will ask you for your preference free of charge. 　　 ▼Additional services Food and drinks are charged. You can purchase in-flight meals as an additional service in Japanese yen from the official website up to three days before boarding. Payment must be made in advance. 　　 ・Chicken nugget omelet rice 1200 yen A set of fried rice omelet rice, 3 mini-sized nuggets, and a brownie. The seasoning is mild, so you can adjust it to your liking with the ketchup provided. It's just the right amount for your stomach. The flight attendant will deliver it to your seat hot. 　　 ・Ham and cheese sandwich 1200 yen Lettuce, tomato, ham, cheese, and pickles are sandwiched between whole wheat bread. It's Gold Mill, and is delicious even if you eat it as is. The balance of the slightly sweet bread, the crunchy texture of the lettuce, and the saltiness of the cheese and ham is just right. 　　 ▼Airport lounge purchase There is a lounge operated by LCC at Gimhae International Airport. Generally, you can use it for free if you have a Priority Pass and an airline ticket. You can use it by paying 2500 yen in advance as an additional service on the official website. 　　 I really like this airline, and the additional services you can enjoy are also attractive. #Flight report #Flight report #Air Busan #airbusan #Kansai International Airport #Busan trip #Busan sightseeing #Busan trip #Gimhae International Airport #Korea travel diary

This is the easiest and cheapest food court to eat at after arriving at Kansai Airport. It is famous for its delicious udon and curry. It is not much different from Korean food courts, so you can order and eat as you are used to. 📍Tasty Street 📍1 Senshukukokita, Izumisano, Osaka 549-0001 Kansai Airport Terminal 1, 2nd floor ⏰️07:00~22:00 ✔️5 different restaurants in operation #Osaka Travel

Going to Korea on 7/19-7/21! I took the 12:20 Kansai Airport → Incheon Airport 14:20 and Incheon Airport 15:20 → Kansai Airport 17:10 ☺️ I wanted to take it easy in the morning before going to Korea, so I chose this time! Arrived earlier than scheduled both on the way there and back! The plane was full, so getting off the plane was smooth! Some of the flight attendants spoke Japanese, so I felt at ease! There were no free in-flight meals, but there was a pamphlet for in-flight sales, so I was able to choose and order from it! The seats were arranged in three rows across the aisle! On the return flight, AIRBUSAN was able to check in early + passport control at Seoul Station, so I was able to leave my carry-on bag at Seoul Station and go back to Seoul city, which was a comfortable experience! ❤️🥰 The departure gate for AIRBUSAN from Incheon Airport was not on the concourse, so there was no time to move by train I was able to enjoy the duty-free shops and food courts in the airport until the last minute! 👌 #boarding report #korea travel report #air travel #airbusan #airplane

#airtravel #777 #inflightmeal #thaifood #abovetheclouds The clouds seen from the window of an AirAsia flight from Kansai Airport to Bangkok were so fluffy and beautiful. I ordered AirAsia's inflight meals in advance along with my ticket, but they also had a menu on board so I could order whatever I wanted. In addition to Thai food, they also had Chinese and Korean food, sandwiches and burgers, drinks, cup noodles, snacks and many other varieties, and because it's an LCC, the chemicals were cheap. I chose pad thai and lasagna, both of which came with mineral water. I've been to Thailand a few times and eat pad thai often, but it was just the usual tasty Thai pad thai, and the lasagna was also delicious. For the return trip, I ordered a teriyaki chicken bowl and Uncle Chin's chicken rice, so I skipped the rice dishes on the way there and went for pad thai and lasagna, but the inflight meals were tasty both on the way there and back so I was satisfied. I heard that AirAsia's in-flight meals are delicious, so I ordered it with my ticket. It was a little cheaper and there was a wide variety of menus to choose from. Mineral water was included, but there was tapioca milk tea on the drink menu, and when I looked closely, I saw that it was labeled "boba milk tea" in English, so I ordered it. I often drink tapioca milk tea, but I had never tried boba milk tea, so I tried it. Tapioca is made from potato starch, so it's chewy, but boba is made from seaweed, and it was delicious with a popping sensation. I think it was 120 Thai baht. In Japanese yen, it would be about 500 yen. Unlike tapioca milk tea, boba is not a carbohydrate, so it is sweet and has a lot of sugar, but you can drink it without worrying about the sugar a little, it's very delicious, and it has a lot of boba, so I think it's a good deal. You can pay in either Thai baht or Japanese yen, so I definitely recommend giving it a try.

When you think of low-cost carriers between Japan and Korea, the name that comes to mind is probably Jeju Air. It's famous for its orange aircraft, which is its image color, and for its recent collaboration with Pororo, a very popular character in Korea. The seats at the head of the seats have also been changed to Loopy (a character) for the summer! The characters are also on the in-flight pamphlet, so children will enjoy it too. And Jeju Air allows online check-in only for flights departing from Korea! You can do this 24 hours before departure, so you can choose your seat, and it's very convenient because you can head to the airport without rushing on the day. You can also issue a mobile boarding pass, so you won't lose your ticket before boarding! Lol Please give it a try! #KoreaTrip #SeoulTrip #BusanTrip #JejuAir #777

#airportlounge #lcc #bangkoktrip At the lounge, Annex Rokko at Kansai International Airport, there were only rice crackers and cookies, so I ate rice crackers and had tea (there was a variety of drinks at the drink bar, but of course there was no alcohol) while waiting for the announcement. As I headed to the gate and waited for my turn, I took lots of pictures of the AirAsia aircraft. I like planes, and I've only ever flown with Peach among LCCs, but Peach's Bink aircraft are cute, and AirAsia's aircraft are also red and white, so I was very happy. The cabin was still small, but that wasn't a problem, and the female AirAsia flight attendants didn't have their hair tied up in a bun, so they had long hair and looked pretty and cool. The male flight attendants were tall and very handsome. There was a wide variety of food, and I was surprised at how delicious the tapioca milk tea was. They had typical Thai food menus and sandwiches, and it was cheap. Snacks and drinks are also available. However, you can't watch movies or anything like that, so it might be a good idea to download them to your computer or smartphone first. After a little less than five hours, I finally arrived in Bangkok. Just like Peach, I got off the stairs and boarded the bus...and took a picture before that. I arrived at Bangkok International Airport. AirAsia's aircraft were cute, with the company logo in round letters. The service on board was polite and very pleasant. I'll be flying on them again on my way back, but for my next trip, I think that for short distances like Thailand, an LCC would be totally fine. Now, I'm off to enjoy sightseeing in Bangkok for the first time in a while.

Let's go on a domestic trip by plane from Osaka✈️ From Nankai Namba Station, take the Nankai Line and the Rapi:t bound for Kansai Airport to Kansai International Airport✨ Then, go through Aero Plaza from Kansai Airport Station to Terminal 2✈️ Low-cost airline LCC planes fly from here✈️ And a restaurant where you can eat breakfast has opened in Terminal 2✨ It's safe even for early morning flights✨ How about a breakfast set at the restaurant "Coco's"? And check in✨ I'm off on a domestic trip~🤩 Address🌏Senshu Airport North, Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture #Domestic trip #Osaka #lcc #Airport #Breakfast #Breakfast set

This is an introduction to Kansai Airport Domestic Terminal 1. I used JAL, so I followed the rules for JAL domestic flights. Airport name: Kansai International Airport Location: Senshu Airport Kita 1, Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture Access: Train, bus, car (paid parking available), high-speed boat, taxi When you arrive at Kansai Airport, head to the second floor first. From any entrance, turn right, and on the right end of the second floor facing Kansai Airport, you will find the automatic check-in counter and the "security checkpoint." You must pass through security 20 minutes before departure. During busy periods at certain airports, there was a 1-hour wait at this security checkpoint. After passing through security, please arrive at the boarding gate 10 minutes before departure. At Kansai Airport, after passing security, there is the fifth corridor in the photo, so if you are too close, you will have to dash. It's important to have plenty of time!! There are souvenir shops, toilets, restaurants (they have takoyaki), etc. Please check your boarding gate and boarding time before shopping or relaxing😊 ⭐︎The ninth photo is a compilation of illustrations found in the second floor lobby in front of the security checkpoint, and all over the corridor. If you have time, please check them out! They were beautiful😊 #Domestic travel #Kansai Airport #Kansai International Airport #Kansai Airport #KIX #JAL #Domestic flights #Domestic travel #Airport

This is the latest information on international flights at Kansai Airport Terminal 2. Whether you are using it for the first time or have used it before, please check out the changes★ [Kansai International Airport Terminal 2] 📍11-1 Senshu Kuko Naka, Tajiri-cho, Sennan-gun, Osaka 549-0011 The following points have changed. ⚫︎Jeju Air will change from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 for both departures and arrivals from April 2023 ⚫︎Spring Airlines will change to Terminal 1 I think many people have used both airlines as LCCs. Kansai Airport's Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 cannot be traveled on foot, so you will have to go directly by car or take a dedicated free bus. Please be careful as the mistake of the terminal will have a big impact on the check-in deadline! ! So, currently, there are three airlines at Kansai Airport's Terminal 2 for international flights: ⚫︎Peach Airlines ⚫︎Jeju Air ⚫︎T'way Airlines There are three airlines. This international terminal has one restaurant, one drugstore, a duty-free shop, and a souvenir shop. It's not large, but it seems to have everything you need. There are also drinking fountains and hot water heaters in easy-to-find locations, so you can rest assured when making instant food or baby formula. #KansaiInternationalAirport #KansaiAirport#Terminal #OsakaTrip #KoreaTrip #OverseasTrip

#celebratewithtrip We need a quick meal before boarding, this is the place to be. The attraction was the fresh wasabi. This restaurant serves Soba with a freshly grounded wasabi. We have to grind the wasabi ourselves on a small grinder. Something fun to play with. The price is affordable, the food is good and plenty, great service. It serves 100% halal Japanese food. #kansaiairport #friendstrip #2015 #japan

#favouriteitinerary At Kansai Osaka International Airport, you’ll find cute anime displays and helpful tourist attraction info about the Anime Theme Park in Awaji Island. The airport makes it easy for travellers with large information banners that provide instant details, so you don't have to stop by the tourist info counter. These banners also highlight some eco-friendly initiatives, like aviation fuel awareness, making it a great spot for both sightseeing and sustainability.

Direct flight from Hong Kong to Osaka, then take one stop to Rinku Town for some fun. Right outside the station, there's a Ferris wheel, an outlet mall, and a seaside park. Parallel to Rinku Town is another park, which is located behind the hotel I'll be staying at before heading back to Hong Kong (Hotel Bay Gulls). The roads are lined with cherry blossom trees, and you can follow the blossoms to the park to sit quietly and enjoy the flowers and stones. You can also walk to the cross-sea bridge for photos. Shopping at the outlet mall is up to personal preference, but I don't find it cheap. At Rinku Town, you can shop and eat, then take a car to Wakayama City. I'll be staying at Kada Onsen, and remember to bring the small onsen gift pack provided in your room because there are no towels in the onsen area! 📍Address: Osaka Kansai Airport Rinku Town, Wakayama Kada Onsen

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.HOTEL MYSTAYS Sakaisuji Honmachi 💡 Tips

#favouriteitinerary We took the limited express Nankai Rapi:t train to Kansai Airport from Namba, and it was the quickest, easiest way to get there ! We booked our tickets that morning, giving us plenty of time to navigate the station. To our surprise, the train platform was just a few steps from the ticket counter, unlike other trains that require a long walk. We were relieved, took our time snapping photos, and before we knew it, we were already at the Kansai Airport in just 40 minutes ! The train was packed but comfortable with 2-2 seating and its futuristic design in stunning purple with unique circle windows, made the ride even more smooth and enjoyable.

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 💡 Tips

🌟🌟Itinerary Day 1: Owl Cafe → PARCO (Shinsaibashi) → Ichiran Ramen (Shinsaibashi) → Shinsaibashi → Dotonbori → Surugaya Otarodo Anime Hobby Museum Day 2: Universal Studios Japan Day 3: Shitennoji Temple → MITSUI OUTLET PARK (LaLaport Kadoma & MITSUI OUTLET PARK Osaka Kadoma) → Kobe Animal Kingdom → Kobe Anpanman Children's Museum & Mall Day 4: Kyoto Station → Sanjusangendo → Kiyomizu-dera → Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka → Gion → Hanamikoji Street → Nishiki Market → Osaka Brighton Hotel Kitahama Day 5: Kitahama (Osaka) → Hankyu Department Store (Umeda Main Store) → HEP FIVE → Kansai International Airport 📍Recommended Attractions: Universal Studios Japan Shinsaibashi Kiyomizu-dera Dotonbori Gion 💥Tips:

#大坂之旅 On the last day of my trip, I chose to go to Rinku Town Outlet in Osaka. This place is not only close to Kansai Airport, but also has hundreds of international brands, which made me eager to explore! 🚶♀️✨ At 9am, I departed from downtown Osaka and took the JR Kansai-Ku Express, arriving at Rinku Town Station about 30 minutes later. After a five-minute walk, I arrived at the Outlet and the scene in front of me stunned me! There were crowds of people, and everyone was looking for their favorite products. This lively atmosphere made me full of anticipation. 🛍️ The outlet's business hours are from 10:00 to 20:00, giving me plenty of time to enjoy shopping. The clothes here are of various styles and affordable prices. Especially when I saw they were on sale, I couldn’t help but pick up a few! Then, I went to a specialty store and the exquisite bags there were so attractive. 💖 Not only shopping, but the scenery around the outlet also makes me happy. Under the blue sky and white clouds, the Ferris wheel slowly turns, as if inviting me to ride along. The design here combines modernity and nature, giving people a leisurely atmosphere. Whenever I turn around and look at the smiles of other tourists, my heart feels warmer, and I feel the beauty of being kind to others. 😊 As time went by, my shopping bags gradually became heavier, but my heart was filled with a sense of accomplishment. At 5pm, I decided to leave the outlet, go back to Rinku Town Station, and take the train back to Kansai Airport. At the airport, I looked back on the day with gratitude. This trip not only allowed me to buy the products I wanted, but also made me feel the connection between people. Every smile and every communication is the most precious memory of this journey. 🌏💕 #Osaka #Rinku Town Outlet #Shopping #Travel #Sharing Mood #Travel Tips #Japan Travel

Just me, my passport, and endless possibilities. 🛫 #SoloTraveler #NextStop

#newyearnewtrip If you’re looking for Tasty Street inside Kansai International Airport (KIX), you’re in for some great local flavors! There’s a dedicated space called Street located in Terminal 1 where you can enjoy Osaka’s most iconic street foods. What to try at Tasty Street: * Takoyaki Osaka’s famous octopus-filled dough balls are a must-try. Crispy on the outside, soft and savory on the inside, drizzled with takoyaki sauce, mayo, and bonito flakes. * Kushikatsu Another Osaka classic, kushikatsu consists of skewered, breaded, and deep-fried meats, vegetables, and even seafood. They’re crispy, crunchy, and deliciously addictive. * Okonomiyaki A savory Japanese pancake filled with cabbage, meat (often pork or seafood), and topped with a rich, tangy sauce. It’s like a comforting, hearty street food meal. * Ikayaki Grilled squid on a stick, typically brushed with a sweet soy sauce glaze. Simple but full of umami flavor. * Osaka-style Ramen If you’re in the mood for something warm, you can also find Osaka-style ramen in the area, which is usually soy-based and light but flavorful. Location: Tasty Street is located in Terminal 1, which is the domestic terminal, but it’s accessible to anyone passing through the airport. You’ll find this food court-style area with a variety of stalls serving up Osaka’s best street foods. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite before your flight or just want to experience some of Osaka’s famous dishes, Tasty Street is the perfect spot to dive into some authentic local flavors right at the airport. #osaka #japan #foodie

#newyearnewtrip Mikihouse is a well-known Japanese brand that specializes in children’s clothing and accessories. It was founded in 1971 and is famous for its high-quality, colorful, and cute designs, often featuring characters or playful motifs. Mikihouse has several flagship stores and outlets in Japan, including locations in major cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. If you’re looking to visit a Mikihouse shop in Japan, you can usually find them in popular shopping districts, department stores, or shopping malls. In Tokyo, for example, there are Mikihouse stores in places like Omotesando, and in Osaka, you’ll find stores in locations like the Grand Front Osaka complex. They also have a strong presence in high-end department stores like Isetan or Takashimaya. The stores are known for their cheerful and premium kids’ clothing, as well as baby products and accessories. If you’re visiting Japan, be sure to check out one of these locations for a great shopping experience, especially if you’re looking for something unique for a child! #souvenir #japan

🚗🚗🚗 Travel itinerary Day 1: Kansai International Airport → Shinsaibashi 📍: After getting off the plane, take the subway: Kansai Airport - Tengachaya (Nankai Limited Express R/Nankai Airport Express Nankai Namba direction) - Nagahoribashi (Sakaisuji - Roku-chome direction), then take a taxi to the hotel. Day 2: Kani Doraku (Dotonbori Higashi) → Universal Studios Japan 📍: Take the direct train to and from the park, departing at 8:00 am and returning at 7:30 pm. Day 3: Nara Park 📍: Book a Nara Tokyo day tour, meet at 8:20 am: Nipponbashi Exit 2, JPY 273 per person. Day 4: The National Museum of Art, Osaka → Hotel Granvia Osaka → Osaka Children's Museum Day 5: Fuji View Hotel 📍: Depart from the hotel, walk to Shinsaibashi Station (Midosuji Line - Esaka direction), go to Shin-Osaka Station, transfer to the Shinkansen: Shin-Osaka - Mishima (3-4 hours in total), after getting off the train, exit from South Exit 2, take the bus to Fuji-Q Highland (book the bus online in advance). Day 6: Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway → Hotel Gracery Shinjuku 📍: Book a Mt. Fuji day tour, with hotel pick-up and drop-off, JPY 2,800 per car, 8 hours of car use. Day 7: Shinjuku → Narita International Airport 📍: Book a car to the airport, store luggage at the hotel, and leave the hotel before 5:00 pm! 🌴 Must-see attractions: Universal Studios Japan: Full of ceremony, fun for both adults and children. Shinsaibashi: I love it here. Eat and shop to your heart's content. 🛍️ Nara Park: Very photogenic. Osaka Children's Museum: Free for children under 3, adults need to buy tickets, it's really worth going! You can play all day! Lake Kawaguchi: Every photo is a masterpiece! 📍 Notes: 1. A stroller is a must for family trips! 2. Buy train tickets on-site, online tickets seem to be a bit more expensive. 3. Universal Studios Japan: If you don't go during the weekend peak season, you can just draw a ticket. Get tickets on your phone early in the morning, you can basically make a reservation!