Walking in the Namba area
a car park
Dotonburi by day
Tsutaya is a bookstore chain
a huge 100-yen store in the Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street
Pachinko
Mos burger for brunch. It was delicious, the tastiest burger i've ever had
at Amerikamura
Some of the sales staff at the shops here were curious about where we are from and asked us.
We got a little lost and came across this exit to a highway, which is unlike the ones in Msia or Australia
Another Apple store....there isn't even one in the whole of Australia. How backward is that?
The streets of Osaka
Another burger to feed our hunger. Sometimes fastfood is the easiest and fastest way when one is on the go...
Heading back to Dotonburi..from the opposite point of view
I think these people are queueing up to purchase tickets for a theatre performance
We will be heading to Niseko, for snowboarding tomorrow. We managed to get our snowboard boots and gloves and beanie at Spotaka, just before it closed for the day.
After unloading our purchases back at the hotel, we stumbled upon this local street side ramen stall while searching for Hozenji (a old street similar to Pontocho in Kyoto) in vain, and had dinner here.
I had chashu ramen in shoya broth and Kee had miso broth which was quick thick.
Strolling around the area
Last look at the neonlights of Dotonburi
On the bridge over Dotonburi Canal
AMPM is a convenience store
Bye Osaka
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