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7 Best Things to Do in Umeda, Osaka

Wondering what to do in Umeda, Osaka? In this guide, we highlighted the best things to do in Umeda so you have an idea of how to enjoy Osaka’s major shopping and dining destination.

Umeda is known for its vibrant urban landscape, historical landmarks, and diverse cultural experiences. It is home to some iconic spots in Osaka, including the Umeda Sky Building. But more than anything else, Umeda is popular for its shopping and dining landscape.

If you’re heading to Umeda and you’re looking for activity ideas, here are our top picks for the best things to do in Umeda, Osaka:

1. Take in the view from the Umeda Sky Building's Kuchu Teien Observatory

What better way to experience Osaka than to see it from the top? The Umeda Sky Building is a twin-towered skyscraper that offers stunning 360-degree views of Osaka from its Kuchu Teien Observatory, which is 173 meters above ground. You can even walk across the open-air deck between the two towers!

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2. Go shopping at HEP FIVE and Grand Front Osaka

Umeda is a major shopping and dining destination in Osaka. It boasts large shopping complexes such as HEP FIVE and Grand Front Osaka, offering a wide range of retail outlets, restaurants, and entertainment options. Visitors can find everything from luxury brands to local boutiques, as well as a diverse selection of cuisines from around the world. HEP FIVE is a popular department store that is home to a variety of Japanese and international brands. Meanwhile, Grand Front Osaka is a large shopping complex that is home to even more stores, as well as restaurants, cafes, and a movie theater.

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3. Ride the HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel

Want to try something fun? Ride the HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel, a 100-meter tall Ferris wheel located on the rooftop of the HEP FIVE department store. It provides stunning views of the city and is especially charming at night when it is illuminated with colorful lights.

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4. Visit the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

To give more depth to your trip to Osaka, make sure to visit the best museums in Osaka . One of them is the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is a great place to learn about the history of Japanese housing and living. The museum has a variety of exhibits that showcase traditional and modern Japanese homes, as well as the lifestyle of people in Osaka.

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5. Go bar-hopping in Kitasinchi

Dubbed the Ginza of Osaka, Kitasinchi is Osaka's entertainment district, and it is home to a variety of bars, clubs, and restaurants. It's a great place to let loose and have some fun. If you want to let loose, Kitasinchi should be on your itinerary!

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7. Visit Umeda Arts Theater

If you’re into arts or feeling artsy, go see the Umeda Arts Theater. This well-renowned performing arts complex hosts a diverse range of shows, including plays, musicals, and concerts. It is a popular venue for both local and international artists, offering high-quality performances to its audiences.

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Umeda offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in traditional Japanese culture. There are several temples and shrines in the area, such as the Hokoku Shrine, where visitors can experience religious practices and learn about the history of the city. Whatever your jam is, you can have fun in Umeda!

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Umeda Sky Building

The Umeda Sky Building (�~�c�X�J�C�r��) is a spectacular high rise building in the Kita district of Osaka , near Osaka and Umeda stations. It is also known as the "New Umeda City".

The 173 meter tall building consists of two towers that are connected with each other by the "Floating Garden Observatory" on the 39th floor. The observatory offers great views of the city through its windows and from its open-air deck. In the basement, there is a restaurant floor that replicates a town of the early Showa Period , while offices occupy most other floors.

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Umeda Sky Building

Osaka’s twin towers and their floating observatory.

Umeda Sky Building is a high-rise complex located in Osaka’s northern district in Kansai, Japan. Two towers constitute the building and are connected by an open-air observation platform, giving a 360° view on the city.

When looking for the must-sees of Osaka , make sure to visit Shin- Umeda district in the north of the city, and especially its most interesting feature: Umeda Sky Building which was designed by architect Hiroshi Hara and achieved in March 1993.

This huge construction, with a characteristic appearance, displays two 40-story twin towers culminating at 173 meters high and connected by a beautiful circular observatory at their upper floor. It was this feature that earned Umeda Sky Building its place in the world’s 20 best buildings ranking by the famous British Times Magazine.

First, have a break in the Floating Garden Observatory from where you can admire the city behind huge windows. It is also possible to enjoy a snack in a very cozy lounge, particularly suitable for and loved by young couples. The place is quite busy on the daytime, and especially on the weekends and holidays .

Going up some stairs, you find yourself out on the stunning Lumi Sky Walk which describes a phosphorescent milky way to the ground. The 360-degree aerial views of Osaka are absolutely wonderful, especially at night , in a place that is without a doubt one of the best observation desks of Kansai ’s majestic city, and a lot quieter.

For all theses reasons, Umeda Sky Building is very popular with couples for wedding proposals at its summit!

For its 25th anniversary, the observatory was refurbished and reopened on 2018, June 27. Its attendance peak was reached in 2017 with 1,5 million visitors, of which 75% were foreigners.

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A View from Above: Umeda Sky Building

Written by: Cedric （Cedric）

• Not An Ordinary Elevator or Escalator
• A Panoramic View at Floating Garden Observatory
• A “Power Spot” for Love?
• Going Underground for A Dessert

● Futuristic Arc de Triomphe of Osaka

Hi! I’m Cedric. I’d like to show you the coolest building in Osaka, Umeda Sky Building ! At 173 meters tall, the 40-story Umeda Sky Building is a landmark and a popular destination in Umeda. Just check your guidebook or favorite travel sites and you’ll find all sorts of praise about this building!

I got to Umeda Station around 3pm. The Umeda Sky Building stood tall in the north, walking towards JR Osaka Station. You just can’t miss the stunning presence.

Getting to the Umeda Sky Building is easy—the fastest route is to take the underpass west. The underpass was only 200 meter long and when I came out of it, I was already almost there.

The reflection of the sky on the building was beautiful. The Floating Garden Observatory “floats” in mid-air, connecting the two towers high above. This observatory at the top shapes the building like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, the reason why it’s called the “futuristic Arc de Triomphe.”

What an amazing view from below. It’s a bit like sci-fi anime I’ve seen somewhere… I see why this was the only building in Japan that made the top 20 buildings around the world selected by a renowned British publisher.

● Not An Ordinary Elevator or Escalator

Let’s go to the Floating Garden Observatory! The entrance to the observatory is on the first floor of Tower West and is marked “FUN FUN PLAZA” above the doors.

It was a quick elevator ride to the third floor where I walked over to the high-speed elevators that took me to the observatory, which by the way is called Kuchu Teien in Japanese. I was getting excited!

The made-in Japan elevator was non-stop all the way to the 35th floor. It was lightning fast. I was at 130 meters above ground in a zip!

Then I took the escalator that went up a see-through tunnel. I’d seen it on Instagram and other social media sites and was really looking forward to taking this ride. The two passages that reached into the circular observatory when I looked up at the building from the ground were these elevators. The views of the city from the escalator heading to the entrance of the observatory on the 39th floor were awesome.

This is where you purchase the tickets for the observatory. The multilingual option (English, Chinese, and Korean) was helpful.

If you’re buying a ticket here, it also means you don’t need a ticket until you get up here to the 39th floor…which means you can come up here anytime and enjoy the fabulous views of Osaka for free anytime! Grab couple of those beers from around the world and you can make it a trip around the world! Lol

● A Panoramic View at Floating Garden Observatory

Another escalator ride takes you to the observatory on the 40th floor. The 360-degree panoramic view of Osaka is incredible. It’s definitely worth paying for♪ I’m going to call this a “sky walk” around that hole I saw from below earlier. The best of all—and the best in Osaka—this observatory is open air! I felt the celestial wind at 173 meters above ground.

Too bad it was cloudy. I hear you can see as far as Mt. Rokko in Kobe and Awaji Island in the Seto Inland Sea on a sunny day. The south side of the building is the Umeda area—so urban, filled with buildings after buildings. And it continues to evolve every day.

On the west is Osaka Bay and Kobe. I saw a shinkansen bullet train! It went by so fast. See the airplane, too?

● A “Power Spot” for Love?!

This observatory is a famous “power spot” for love. What is a “power spot,” you ask? Power spots are spiritual places where you can connect with the nature and/or the surroundings and get recharged. You can find so-called “power spots” all over Japan. I saw lots of girls visiting the observatory putting their wishes on the heart-shaped padlocks called “heart lock.” I hope their wishes will come true!

I think I’ll come back after dark next time and enjoy the wonderful views at night. I bet the Sky Building would look more space-like in the dark and the views would be extraordinary! The observatory is open until 10pm, but the reviews I saw online say it’s best at sunset when you can watch the sun go down and wait for the darkness to envelop the city. How romantic. The Umeda Sky Building website conveniently lists the sunset time daily for those of us romantists.

● Going Underground for A Dessert

After floating in the observatory at the top, I went all the way underground to the basement floor 1 of the Sky Building. I had a reason—I wanted to check out Takimi Koji Retro Restaurant Alley. This floor is a recreation of 1920’s Japan and I like historic townscapes of Japan.

The shop I wanted to visit was Bashoan. This confectionery studio is famous for its authentic warabimochi, a traditional mochi dessert made with warabi bracken starch. Here it is!

Interior of the shop has a historic touch. And I was greeted with a large stone mill. I’d never seen a stone mill before but, at Bashoan, diners can use this stone mill to make their own kinako powder for the warabimochi. How fun is that? I tried it while I waited for my warabimochi and iced green milk tea. I put black beans in the 1 cm hole on top of the stone mill and turned the handle. I heard some grating sounds, so I suppose I was doing okay… Soon, I smelled the nice aroma of kinako and saw the kinako powder coming out at the bottom.

My warabimochi was served as a whole block—it looked authentic alright! I cut the warabimochi into bite size pieces and topped them with the kinako I ground. My warabimochi bite was creamy yet had texture, and was sophisticated and delicate, a very Japanese flavor. It was delicious!

You can choose your toppings from the choices of syrup, matcha green tea power, and sweet azuki beans, and enjoy different flavors. I gave it A+!

Umeda Sky Building is packed with more attractions including a movie theater, a museum, a hotel, and Chu-Shizen Forest where you can see the fireflies glow. This building is like a city in itself and offers a whole day of fun. It definitely met all the expectations I had. I know you are itching to go. Do you want to go with me?!

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[Access] About 11 mins walk from Umeda Station Exit No. 5 on the Midosuji Line About 15 mins walk from Nishi-Umeda Station Exit No. 3 on the Yotsubashi Line About 15 mins walk from Hitashi-Umeda Station Exit No. 1 on the Tanimachi Line [Hours] 9:30-22:30 (Last entry 22:00) [Closed] Open daily

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[Access] About 9 mins walk from Exit 5 at Umeda Station. About 13 mins walk from Exit 3 at Nishi-Umeda Station.

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Explore authentic Osaka flavors on a weekday late lunch walking tour through the massive underground arcades in the Osaka Ekimae Buildings in Umeda.

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Underground Arcades galore

Explore labyrinthine arcades stretching for miles underneath the Osaka Ekimae Buildings. Enjoy authentic local food in the subterranean playground where Osaka's salarymen and women come to de-stress after work.

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Umeda (梅田) , located in the northern part of Osaka , is a bustling and vibrant area that serves as one of the city’s major commercial and transportation hubs. With its towering skyscrapers, extensive shopping districts, and lively entertainment options, Umeda offers visitors a diverse range of experiences and attractions.

Umeda landmarks

Osaka station.

At the heart of Umeda lies Osaka Station, one of Japan’s busiest train stations. It connects various train lines, including the JR, Hankyu, and Hanshin lines. The station itself is a bustling hub of activity, with countless shops, restaurants, and department stores catering to the needs of travelers and locals alike. The surrounding area is home to a multitude of shopping destinations, making it a paradise for shopaholics.

Grand Front Osaka

One of the most prominent shopping complexes in Umeda is the iconic Grand Front Osaka. This modern and stylish multi-use complex houses a vast array of shops, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment facilities. With its sleek design and a wide selection of international and Japanese brands, Grand Front Osaka is a haven for fashion enthusiasts and a great place to indulge in retail therapy.

Umeda Sky Building

For panoramic views of Osaka, visitors can head to the Umeda Sky Building . This architectural marvel is a distinctive landmark that features a floating garden observatory on its rooftop. From the observatory, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the cityscape, especially during sunset and in the evening when the city lights up. The Umeda Sky Building also houses various dining options, making it a popular spot for a romantic dinner with a view.

Umeda is not only a commercial and entertainment district but also boasts cultural attractions. The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living provides a fascinating glimpse into the city’s history and culture, showcasing life in Osaka during different periods. Visitors can explore life-sized replicas of streets and buildings from the Edo period, allowing them to step back in time and experience the atmosphere of old Osaka.

Nightlife and food scene in Umeda

Umeda is also famous for its vibrant nightlife scene. The area around Osaka Station is dotted with numerous bars, clubs, and entertainment venues that cater to different tastes and preferences. From intimate jazz bars to lively nightclubs, there is something for everyone looking to enjoy Osaka’s nightlife.

Food lovers will find a wide variety of dining options in the area. The neighborhood is home to countless restaurants serving traditional Japanese cuisine, as well as international flavors from around the world. From sushi and ramen to yakiniku (grilled meat) and okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), visitors can sample a range of delicious dishes here.

Transportation in Umeda is convenient, with multiple train and subway lines connecting the area to other parts of Osaka and beyond. This accessibility makes Umeda a convenient base for exploring the wider Kansai region , including nearby cities like Kyoto and Nara .

Umeda is a dynamic and vibrant area in Osaka that offers a wide range of experiences. From its bustling shopping complexes and stunning city views to its lively nightlife and cultural attractions, Umeda has something for everyone. While it’s possible to explore the highlights of Umeda in a day, spending a few days in the area allows for a more in-depth exploration of its diverse offerings, ensuring that visitors can fully immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling district.

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Best time to visit Umeda

The best time to visit the neighbourhood, like many other destinations, depends on your personal preferences and the experiences you seek. However, here are some factors to consider when planning your trip to Umeda:

Umeda experiences a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) generally offer pleasant weather with mild temperatures, making them ideal for exploring the area on foot. The cherry blossom season in late March or early April adds an extra touch of beauty to the city.

The neighbourhood hosts various festivals throughout the year, providing an opportunity to experience local culture and traditions. One notable festival is the Tenjin Festival held annally in late July, featuring colorful processions, traditional performances, and fireworks. If you’re interested in witnessing lively festivals, consider planning your visit around these events.

Shopping Sales:

Umeda is famous for its shopping destinations, and if you’re a bargain hunter, timing your visit during the major sales seasons might be advantageous. Many stores offer significant discounts during seasonal sales, such as the summer and winter sales, which typically occur in July and January respectively.

Avoiding Crowds:

Umeda is a bustling area, especially around Osaka Station and popular shopping complexes. If you prefer a less crowded experience, visiting on weekdays rather than weekends can help you avoid the larger crowds. Additionally, consider avoiding public holidays when locals tend to flock to shopping areas.

Special Events:

Check the event calendar for any special events, exhibitions, or performances happening in the area during your visit. The area often hosts concerts, art exhibitions, and other cultural events that might align with your interests.

Nightlife and Entertainment:

Umeda’s nightlife scene is vibrant year-round, offering a wide range of entertainment options. If you enjoy vibrant nightlife, weekends often provide a livelier atmosphere with more options to choose from in terms of bars, clubs, and live music venues.

It’s important to note that Umeda is a thriving area that offers attractions and activities throughout the year. Regardless of the season, there will always be something to see and do. Consider your preferences, the weather conditions, and the specific events or experiences you desire to tailor your visit to Umeda accordingly.

How long should you spend in Umeda

The amount of time you should spend in Umeda depends on your interests, the activities you plan to engage in, and your overall travel itinerary. Umeda offers a wide range of attractions and experiences, so the duration of your visit will vary.

For a general visit to Umeda, a minimum of one to two days is recommended. This timeframe allows you to explore the major shopping complexes, such as Grand Front Osaka and the surrounding shopping streets, enjoy the views from the Umeda Sky Building, and sample the local cuisine at various restaurants in the area. It also provides some flexibility to visit nearby attractions or explore other parts of Osaka.

If you have specific interests, such as shopping or dining, you may want to allocate more time. Umeda is famous for its extensive shopping options, so if you’re a shopaholic, you might want to dedicate additional time to explore the various malls, department stores, and boutiques in the area. Likewise, if you’re a food enthusiast, you may want to spend extra time trying different restaurants and experiencing the local culinary scene.

If you’re interested in the cultural attractions in Umeda, such as the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living, you might want to allocate additional time to fully explore and appreciate these sites.

Furthermore, Umeda’s central location and excellent transportation connections make it a convenient base for exploring other parts of Osaka and nearby cities like Kyoto or Nara. If you plan to use Umeda as a hub for day trips or to explore the wider Kansai region, you may want to adjust your stay accordingly to allow for those excursions.

Umeda is a well-connected area in Osaka, Japan, and offers various transportation options for easy access. Umeda is served by Osaka Station, one of Japan’s busiest train stations. Osaka Station (大阪駅) is a major transportation hub, and you can reach it via various train lines, including the Kobe Main Line, Takarazuka Main Line, Kyoto Main Line, JR Tozai Line, JR Osaka Loop Line, JR Takarazuka Line, JR Kyoto Line, JR Kobe Line, Tokaido Main Line, JR Yumesaki Line, and JR Yamatoji Line. It is also connected to Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line, Midosuji Line, and Tanimachi Line. Osaka Station is also connected to Umeda Station (梅田駅) , which is served by Hankyu Railway and Hanshin Main Line.

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Osaka Umeda 1-Day Itinerary: Guide to All the Shopping and Food You Could Want! (With Bonus Deals)

Osaka’s Umeda district is the perfect place for venturing out into West Japan's best area for tourism, the Kansai region. In particular, its high-class urban cityscape lends a sophisticated feeling that travelers will appreciate. With plenty of popular shopping spots and memorable, tantalizing cuisine for visitors to Japan to enjoy, it's a perfect travel destination even by itself. The ever-talkative Osakans are very neighborly to travelers, too. Friendly shop staff will be there to help you get around and form happy memories of your trip. Here, we'll share a one-day plan for enjoying all the shopping and cuisine the Umeda-Osaka area has to offer. Enjoy your stay in Umeda to its fullest!

Traveling to Osaka? Go to Umeda!

For shopping and food, umeda's grand, one-day plan out in the umeda area, 1. get all your shopping in at grand front osaka, ■the biggest mujirushi ryohin in osaka (north building 4f), ■kaneko optical（ south building 2f), inheriting japan's tradition of craftsmanship, 2. treat yourself to a luxurious "herbis" lunch, ■ enrich your palate with kobe beef at "sukiyaki shabushabu kobe beef ishida" (herbis plaza b2), 3. shopping and a cafe-stop at "hankyu sanban gai", ■ lose yourself in a kaleidoscope of popular character products at "kiddy land" (north area, ■sit back and relax with a fluffy pancake at "burn side st cafe", 4. the fun continues into the night at "hep five", ■jump into the virtual world at "vr zone osaka" (8-9f), ■ see the nighttime cityscape from umeda's symbol, the ferris wheel, a fulfilling umeda-osaka trip from morning to night, use these coupons at six malls.

In recent years, Osaka has been gathering popularity as a destination for tourists traveling to Japan. The rise began around 2011, and now tourists are a common sight in the area. Osaka's fame comes mostly from its convenient position between famous sightseeing locations in the Kansai region, like Kyoto, Nara, and Kobe. For instance, it's only about 43 minutes to get to the heart of Kyoto at Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station, via the express train from Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station. This makes Osaka your perfect sightseeing base. That's not to say there aren't plenty of exceptional destinations within the city of Osaka. Osaka has two distinct areas: Umeda centered on Osaka-Umeda Station, and Namba centered on Namba Station. These two areas will check all the boxes you need to get the most out of Osaka and have a satisfying trip.

Even in Kansai, Umeda is an excellent place to enjoy shopping or fine food. You'll find many malls in the area around Osaka-Umeda Station with everything from thrifty stores to extravagant select shops and high-end brand outlets, convenient for any visitor. These malls also feature cuisine, like the Osaka classics okonomiyaki and takoyaki. In fact, Umeda has famous restaurants from around all of Japan. A walk around most any building can take you on a shopping/culinary adventure. That is to say, walking around Umeda area buildings make for a most efficient trip.

Now for that one-day shopping/cuisine plan in Umeda. Let's simulate the perfect one-day trip that includes shopping at the wildly popular MUJI, the melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness of Kobe beef sukiyaki, and a view of the Osaka nightscape.

GRAND FRONT OSAKA is a mall that encapsulates the Osaka experience. The massive complex contains shops for fashion, variety goods, tableware, interior decoration, and more. Below the first floor is a wide variety of dining options. You could find everything you'd ever want to bring home from Japan right here.

You'll find Mujirushi Ryohin all around Japan, but the Umeda MUJI may very well be the biggest MUJI in Osaka-- nay, Kansai! You'll find the entire MUJI catalog of fashion, cosmetics, stationery, lifestyle items, and more, plus selected literature, and a cafe great for having lunch and relaxing. Like a well-unified mall, you can enjoy shopping and dining here.

All of Mujirushi Ryohin's most popular products can be found here, so you might be able to find things here that are sold out at other Mujirushi Ryohin locations. Their stock is extensive as well, so you could make purchases in bulk if you feel the need. They also feature products you won't find at other locations, like limited-edition products made with new materials. There is also a workshop for embroidering names or images on classic products.

This optical shop got its start in 1958 over in Sabae, Fukui Prefecture. Their craftsmen use traditional techniques to form sturdy frames in trendy designs, creating a lineup of long-lasting made-in-Japan eyewear. The personal touch one can feel from their products has earned them fans in and outside of Japan. They're frequented by visitors to Japan.

You might get the impression KANEKO OPTICAL's forte is classical frames, but they have a wide selection of trendy eyewear, so you're sure to find something you'll like. They can match lenses to the glasses you're currently wearing or measure your eyesight on the spot. The price of the lens changes based on their type, but begin at 15,400 yen (including tax) for a two-lens set. Each order can take one week to 10 days to finish, but they can mail the finished product to locations outside of Japan.

• Address 4-20 Ofukacho, Kita Ward, Osaka 530-0011, 530-0011 View Map
• Nearest Station Osaka-umeda Station （Hankyu-kyoto Main Line / Hankyu-kobe Main Line / Hankyu-takarazuka Main Line）
• Phone Number 06-6372-6300

HERBIS, including "HERBIS PLAZA" and "HERBIS PLAZA ENT," is a commercial facility in Umeda, Osaka. You'll find flagship shops for luxury brands and popular select shops originated in Japan in a fun, urban environment. The B2 floor of HERBIS PLAZA is for restaurants, featuring attractive bars, cafes, and restaurants for Japanese cuisine, desserts, and more.

Kobe beef is a world-renowned Japanese brand. A great many people around the world, and even in Japan, merely hope to taste it someday. At "SUKIYAKI SHABUSHABU KOBE BEEF ISHIDA," you can eat that very same Kobe beef in shabu-shabu or sukiyaki form. The restaurant exudes high-class Japanese style; you'd be hard-pressed to find a better place to enjoy the flavors of Kobe beef.

At SUKIYAKI SHABUSHABU KOBE BEEF ISHIDA, you can take your pick between Kobe beef and Ozaki beef. Kobe beef is defined by its spectacularly rich flavor and soft texture, while Ozaki beef has a lighter flavor with the right balance of red meat and fat. The sukiyaki course brings you sukiyaki with a parade of appetizers, tempura, and dessert. While technically a dinner course, you can also order it at lunchtime. Their lunch menu has items starting at 1,870 yen (with tax).

The sukiyaki is prepared right in front of you and brought to the perfect temperature before serving. It's served with a choice of rich-tasting whipped egg or grated yam. The soft and full-flavored beef mixes with the egg or grated yam to bring bliss to your mouth. Enjoy it in all its melt-in-your-mouth splendor.

• Address (HERBIS PLAZA ENT), 2-5-25, Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka (HERBIS PLAZA)/2-2-22, Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, 530-0001 View Map
• Nearest Station Osaka-Umeda Station （Hanshin Line） 1 minute on foot
• Phone Number 06-6343-7500

After relishing in Kobe beef at HERBIS, it's time to get back to shopping. "HANKYU SANBAN GAI" is a mall directly connected to Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station. Here you'll find stores for fashion and an assortment of other goods which are visited by both tourists and locals alike.

At KIDDY LAND, you can purchase products relating to around 150 cute characters. Characters from Studio Ghibli movies? Check. The laid-back and charming Rilakkuma? Present. Then there are Snoopy, Miffy, and... in any case, famous characters from around the world. The characters' amusing expressions will bring a smile to any face! It's no wonder the store is popular with both kids and women in their 20s and 30s.

There's a photo spot in the store that would make for a good Osaka vacation memory. You'll see a lot of these "gacha" machines, which dispense capsule toys when you put in a coin and pull the lever. They're a hallmark of Japanese shopping complexes.

HANKYU SANBAN GAI's North Area B2F is their UMEDA FOOD HALL, a food court with around 1000 seats in its shared seating area and 18 establishments whose food you can try at your leisure. For this simulation, let's have a fluffy pancake from the popular BURN SIDE ST CAFE.

They use egg whites and soymilk to create their famous snowy-white fluffy pancake. Top it with your choice of honey or maple syrup. The pancake also comes with maple nut butter and whipped cream. Enjoy the gentle flavor of soymilk in a satisfyingly large serving! As a relatively healthier treat, their white souffle pancake is favored by fans of Japanese cuisine, too.

• Address 1-1-3, Shibata, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka, 530-0012 View Map
• Phone Number 06-6371-3303

Our trip has become a night out, and we'll make the most of it at "HEP FIVE"! HEP FIVE is a commercial complex with stores featuring fashion and various other goods aimed at younger crowds. Never a dull moment at HEP FIVE: it's great for shopping, but there are plenty of entertainment facilities.

At VR ZONE OSAKA, you can put on a VR headset and explore everything the virtual world has to offer. Experience white-water rapids or flights in the sky as if you are truly there. Some of the attractions are themed on popular IPs like Evangelion, so we particularly recommend it to fans of anime.

Some of the 16 attractions like "VR Adventure Rapid River" and "Hanechari (Winged Bicycle)" have English settings. Their "Free Pass" allows you to play certain activities an unlimited number of times. Weekday prices: 2,900 yen for kids, 3,200 yen for students, 3,500 yen for adults. Weekday and holiday prices: 3,800 yen for kids, 4,100 yen for students, 4,400 yen for adults. Prices after 6:00 PM for all days: 2,000 yen for kids, 2,300 yen for students, 2,600 yen for adults. (©BANDAI NAMCO Amusement Inc.)

For a final touch on our Osakan night, we'll head up on the red Ferris wheel, which has become an Umeda landmark since its HEP FIVE first opened. From up high, you're treated to a light show only possible in the big city. The Ferris wheel cars are air-conditioned and kept at a comfortable temperature in both summer and winter! One trip around is only 15 minutes. And it's only 600 yen (including tax) per person. Free for children five and under!

• Address 5-15, Kakudacho, Kita-ku, Osaka, 530-0017 View Map
• Nearest Station Umeda Station （Midosuji Line）
• Phone Number 06-6313-0501

As you can see, Osaka's Umeda area has lots to do for shopping, dining, and entertainment. You're free to take in the city sights while dining on gourmet cuisine, get the most out of your yen shopping around and dining. It's also a breeze to get to Kyoto, Nara, or Kobe from Umeda. Don't forget that Umeda has all kinds of establishments we haven't covered in this plan, so we encourage you to do a bit of research and come up with an Osaka-Umeda Trip that's just right for you!

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• Area Umeda, Osaka Station, Kitashinchi
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