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There is something for everyone in Osaka, with some of the best shopping and entertainment in the country. Even though there are not many historical sights or things to see, this is a modern city offering lots of good modern amenities and attractions. If all else fails, simply dining out and people-watching can be an activity in and of itself.

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Shopping: the most popular shopping district in the city is Shinsaibashi. Here, you will find a range of department stores and boutique shops selling all of the latest names and fashions. If you are looking for high-tech electronics, take a trip to the Nippombashi district and Den-Den town shopping street. The longest covered arcade is Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street, which has a good choice of smaller shops that are popular with the locals.

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