Osaka Historical Walk! Experience the nostalgic charm of Osaka through the architecture of Kitahama.

Osaka has long been a prosperous city, and the urban area still retains many Western-style historical buildings, reflecting the historical appearance of 'Great Osaka.' Many of these historical buildings are concentrated in the Kitahama to Nakanoshima area, making it an ideal place for a leisurely walk to appreciate the charm of history. Recommended walking route: Yodoyabashi Station ➡️ Shibakawa Building (lunch or afternoon tea at a cafe or bar) ➡️ Head towards the river ➡️ Walk through Yodoyabashi to Nakanoshima Park ➡️ Nakanoshima Library (afternoon tea at Smorrebrod Kitchen) ➡️ Osaka City Central Public Hall ➡️ Osaka Municipal Museum of Oriental Ceramics ➡️ Return to the Kitahama area (have a coffee by the riverside) ➡️ Buy cakes and souvenirs at Gokan Kitahama Main Store The walking time for this route (excluding sightseeing and dining time) is only about 30 minutes. The attractions are very close to each other and most are designated tangible cultural properties. Although they are all Western-style historical buildings, each has its own unique characteristics, such as the red-brick Osaka City Central Public Hall and the Inca-style Shibakawa Building. Spend an afternoon here to experience another side of Osaka!