Wake up late? It’s okay! Slow down and travel in Osaka for a day

#Osaka Itinerary 12:00 - Temmabashi On this day, my trip to Osaka started at noon and I first came to Tenmabashi. When I walked out of the station, the sun shone on the ancient bridge and the surrounding buildings exuded a strong historical atmosphere. Walking on the bridge, I couldn't help but stop to appreciate the sunlight sparkling on the water and the surrounding scenery. There are many cafes here. I decided to go to a small shop, order a cup of fragrant coffee, and enjoy this moment of tranquility. 14:00 - Osaka Mint Next, I came to the Osaka Mint. This is a place full of knowledge and history, and the guided tour allowed me to understand the coin-making process. Looking at the precision machines and the focus of the craftsmen, I developed a new respect for these small things that are common in daily life. There are also some displays here that gave me a deeper understanding of Japan's monetary history. 18:00 - Osaka Shinsekai Shopping District As time passed, the sky gradually darkened. I headed to the Shinsekai shopping district in Osaka, where the bustling atmosphere was simply overwhelming. The colorful neon lights are flashing, attracting the attention of countless tourists. Tsutenkaku tower stands tall, as if waving to me. I decided to go up to Tsutenkaku and overlook the night view of the city. The brightly lit Osaka unfolded before my eyes, which was exciting. On the streets of the New World, I was immersed in the temptation of delicious food. There are a wide variety of snack stalls here. I tasted the famous local skewers and takoyaki, and every bite was full of happiness. The bustling crowds of people around me, the sound of laughter and conversation intertwined, made me feel the vitality of Osaka. Although the itinerary for this day was simple, it was full of surprises and wonderful memories. The charm of Osaka lies in its blend of history and modernity, and every corner tells a story. I look forward to returning to explore this vibrant city next time!