A major transit hub with modern luxuries, dining, and easy access to other cities, ideal for first-time visitors and business travelers.
Lively area with a vibrant nightlife, numerous city-based attractions, and a variety of food options, best for those seeking local culture and activity.
Family-friendly area with larger accommodations, theme parks, and attractions like Universal Studios Japan and Osaka Aquarium.
A mix of old and new with a dynamic atmosphere, offering quieter, low-energy activities and close proximity to Namba.
Residential and local charm with convenient transport connections and proximity to Osaka Castle, suitable for long-term stays.
Best for day trips with excellent transport connections and numerous dining options, providing a busy, transit-oriented environment.
Quiet and budget-friendly area within walking distance of Umeda and Namba, offering a peaceful stay with good amenities.
Known as Japan's largest slum with a significant homeless population and history of riots, attracting young foreign tourists due to cheap accommodations.
Despite its popularity with tourists, it is considered rough by Osaka residents, with a higher concentration of crime and homelessness.