Showing posts with label Osaka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Osaka. Show all posts

TRAVEL MASTERPOST

Here's a complete list of every post on places I've visited around the world:



B U D A P E S T // H U N G A R Y



T O K Y O // J A P A N






















O S A K A // J A P A N





K Y O T O // J A P A N






H I R O S H I M A // J A P A N 





O S L O // N O R W A Y








S T O C K H O L M // S W E D E N 

M I L A N // I T A L Y 

DUOMO DI MILANO - PART 1


DUOMO DI MILANO - PART 2


NAVIGLI CANALS

TERAZZA APEROL


BAR LUCE




L A K E  C O M O // I T A L Y 


COMO




T H E  E D E N  P R O J E C T / / U N I T E D  K I N G D O M



S K E L L I G  M I C H A E L / / R E P U B L I C   O F   I R E L A N D 


COMING LATER THIS YEAR:


H E L S I N K I  / / F I N L A N D 

T A L L I N N / / E S T O N I A 


R I G A / / L A T V I A


S I A U L I A I / / L I T H U A N I A 

V I L N I U S / / L I T H U A N I A

Dotonburi



Well I've just realised I've been calling it 'Dontonburi' for months instead of Dotonburi. Brilliant.

Dotonburi is one of the busiest areas in Osaka, it attracts tons of tourists to the Namba district. Dotonburi is a famous nightlife and shopping area, having once been renowned as a theatre lover's heaven.

It's illuminated like Times Square, making it quite literally....lit.

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Kaiyukan Aquarium

When I last left you, we had just walked out of Osaka Castle's grounds! We were on our way to the world famous Kaiyukan Aquarium!

I had never heard of this place before, but it turns out it's a real big deal! It's known mainly for it's whale sharks! Just to highlight how incredibly massive Kaiyukan is, I remember looking at otters on the 7th floor


Enjoy some of Osaka's streets as we made our way there!



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Osaka Castle


WELCOME TO OSAKA!! 

The next stop on the great Japanese adventure! This was the view from our Airbnb, it was very small, but felt very Japanese. Once again I was sleeping on a futon, futons are so bloody comfortable! I loved it, my back has never felt better, of course whilst travelling to Hiroshima I pulled my back so badly that I had to buy some interesting Japanese creams for it and visit a physio once I was back in the UK, but that's a story for another time!

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