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| Osaka Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Doutonbori channel at night Doutonbori channel at night Jan Morén Located in the west of Honshu, Osaka offers many sights and is worth a visit. It is the third largest city in Japan, and is known to be a friendly, easygoing city. Though there are relatively few historical sights, the nigthlife is extensive and it is an excellent place for shopping. The variety and quality of restaurants is perhaps the best in the country. A trip to Osaka can easily be combined with a visit to Kobe, Nara and Kyoto which are nearby. Kobe is an international city with ethnic restaurants and a Chinatown, while Kyoto is the ancient capital full of historical temples, and Osaka is a bustling metropolis. Nara is a smaller, more intimate city, and was the first imperial capital. _________Sights Edit This photo [Add Sight] Tsurumi Ryokuchi Edit This A spacious park containing a dazzling variety of flowers and greenery. A special feature is the Sakuya Konohana Kan botanical garden, the largest in Japan, and includes attractions such as the Rose Garden, the Japanese Garden and the International Garden based on a composite of gardens from 55 countries. type: Parks & Gardens World66 rating: [rate it] Osaka Castle (Osaka-jo) Edit This Osaka castle is one the most popular attractions. It is more beautiful from the distance. If you have to choose between Himeji Castle 40 km away from Osaka and this castle, you rather give it a miss. Osaka castle is the largest of its kind in Japan. The complex was completed in 1586 after three years of construction and employed a staggering 600,000 workers. The original stone walls around the castle formed a massive rectangle that was three km long by two km wide. The Tokugawa clan in their bid for power completely destroyed the castle in 1615 when they defeated Hideyoshi's more.. type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] address: Close to JR Osaka-jo Koen Station Shitennoji Temple Edit This photo Shitennoji is Japan's oldest state-founded temple. It was built in 593. Reconstructed several times after repeated fires, the temple together with its attendant structures and the way they are graphically positioned suggest the days of old when they were initially created. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] __________Around Osaka Edit This You will find some interesting spots to visit around Osaka. Check them out. [Add New] Nintoku's Mausoleum, Edit This Located at the Daisen Park you find the emperor's mausoleum. Its construction dates back to the middle of the fifth century. It is said to be one of the largest tombs in the world. Adjacent to the tomb is Daisen Park for those with a cultural bent, which contains the Sakai City Museum, a tea-ceremony house and a fine Japanese garden. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Minoh Edit This With a reputation for being Osaka Prefecture's most picturesque place, its focus is Meiji-no-Mori Mino-o Quasi-National Park, famed for the Mino-o Falls and its colorful fall foliage. Insectarium of Minoh Park is an indoor sanctuary where the visitor can view butterflies on the wing the year round. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Kishiwada Castle Edit This Located at Kishiwada City you can find an interesting castle. It is known known for its Danjiri Festival. In the compound you can find the Kishiwada City Local History Museum. Near the castle is Danjiri Hall which houses a three-dimensional visual presentation providing the visitor with a simulated ride on a Danjiri festival float. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] __________Museums Edit This [Add Museum] Kaiyukan Edit This Located at Osaka's seafront leisure area of Tempozan, Kaiyukan is one of the world's largest aquariums. On display here under the main theme of the Pacific "Ring of Fire" are 580 species of marine life from the Pacific Ocean. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] |
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Ōsaka (大阪) è una città del Giappone, di 2,7 milioni di abitanti, situata nella regione del Kansai, nell'isola di Honshu, alla foce del fiume Yodo. È la capitale dell'omonima prefettura e la terza città del Giappone per numero di abitanti, posta al centro di un'area metropolitana, densamente popolata, di cui fanno parte Kobe e Kyoto, con le quali raggiunge il numero di 17.510.000 abitanti. Osaka fu storicamente la capitale commerciale del Giappone ed ancora oggi è una dei maggiori distretti industriali e portuali.
[modifica] StoriaAlla fondazione il suo nome fu Naniwa. Nel 1583, lo shogun Toyotomi Hideyoshi vi eresse un imponente castello, Ōsaka-jō (大坂城) che è tuttora, anche se ampiamente ricostruito, uno dei monumenti simbolo della città. Un'altra famosa attrazione è costituita dal gigantesco acquario Kaiyukan, uno dei più grandi del mondo. Gli abitanti di Ōsaka sono ritenuti di carattere estroverso e vivace, molto amanti della cucina e del buon vivere. Il dialetto che tuttora parlano, abbastanza diverso dal giapponese standard, è di non facile comprensione.
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