Osaka

Osaka

Osaka is loud, and in no rush.

Japan’s second city is comfortable being a little untidy. Neon lights stack over the Dotonbori canal, street food counters sit under Shinsekai tower, and Tenjinbashisuji, Japan’s longest shopping arcade, stretches for two and a half kilometers. But Osaka has a quieter side, too. Osaka Castle sits in the center, art museums line the river island of Nakanoshima, and coffee shops fill the old houses of Nakazakicho.

Osaka rarely asks you to keep up. It’s a city that seems happy enough being itself, with a character that grows on you the longer you stay.

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