Japan Osaka Trip, Finish Planning in 10 Seconds

Leave your suitcases on the first floor and travel light until check-in time. This hotel has very spacious rooms, so you can spread out several suitcases—even 5.

This Daiso location has a greater variety of items than the main street location. However, some items may occasionally be unavailable if you go near closing time or while the shelves are being restocked.

Take photos with Osaka’s iconic Glico Man and enjoy the feeling of being in Osaka, Japan.

Visit the restaurant a little before lunchtime to reduce the waiting time, and be sure to try ochazuke at the end of your meal.

Walk along Dotonbori Street, enjoying and taking in the atmosphere of Osaka’s main street.

Browse and purchase the items you need at Don Quijote. There are more varied items on the upper floors than on the first floor of the store, so I recommend using the elevator and starting from the top floor.

Purchase some late-night food, a shake, and snacks before heading back to the accommodation.

Walk around Osaka Castle, one of Osaka's famous landmarks, and take photos.

Try the basic eel rice bowl.

Browse and purchase Pokémon cards, plushies, and various Pokémon products.

Explore the streets of Umeda.

Have pancakes and coffee as a snack.

Have Ichiran ramen for dinner.

Ride the HEP FIVE Ferris wheel and enjoy Umeda's night view.

On the way back to the accommodation, stop by Ministop to buy late-night snacks such as oden in winter and ice cream in summer.

After checking out, store your suitcase on the first floor.

Order and eat a tonkatsu set meal.

Buy the things you want to take back to Korea at the Lawson downstairs from the accommodation, then put them in the suitcase left at the accommodation.

Take the Rapi:t train back from Namba Station 3 hours before the flight.

Check whether there are any jelly or pudding items in your carry-on bag and put them in your checked baggage, then check that there are no power banks in your checked baggage before checking in.