Top 4 Nightlife Districts in Osaka - 2024

"Xinxu Bridge should be the most dense place in Osaka. When I go there, it is still how big this is. There are various shops in it. There are everything you need. Anyway, you can eat, drink and play. You can't finish shopping for a day."

"The new world has been very hot recently. Although the surrounding security is not dripping, it is really suitable for tourists to take pictures and punch in! It is very close to Tongtian Pavilion. If it is convenient, you can play together~ The signboard here is too eye-catching! Any shot is a blockbuster. In the summer vacation, there are really few Chinese people, but there are many tourists in Southeast Asia! There are many small shops to visit, but cute love small gifts to buy and buy! The most famous here is the fried skewers, Yuanzu is the most popular, a difficult to find. In fact, fried skewers can be tried, but the shops feel that they are all for tourists. Finally, we ate an izakaya on the street far from the attractions and tried the fried skewers. The experience was good. The surrounding security is not very good at night, and the people are fearless! Now think about it a little scared... It is recommended to check in during the day, and there are fewer people taking pictures."

"This is the old and shabby area of Osaka, where the business is operating in a legal and illegal state in Japan. Feida Xindi history is probably the same as Tokyo Jiyuan (that is, Yinshou). It is more expensive and too easy to play. In addition to the advantage of receiving foreign tourists, there is really nothing, not as good as Southeast Asia... If you visit, the subway is out of the zoo and through the front street. It is recommended to find no one. Avoid the dispute of taking pictures or something, someone here is watching the scene."

"Near Shinsaibashi, this is the street where Fashan Temple is located, connecting the business district and a quiet area here. It feels like suddenly it has come from the excitement to the clean, the block is very narrow, and the temple brand is obvious."