Take it easy and wander around Osaka at your own pace

If you're like me and get more and more frustrated the more you plan your trip 😡 and don't want to rush around with a tour group, then Osaka is actually more suited for a leisurely, self-guided tour, a slow city walk👍 🏨 Accommodation I stayed at a guesthouse near Tsutenkaku, close to the Ebisucho subway station, which is very conveniently located. You can walk to Tsutenkaku and enjoy the night view in the evening. It's also very convenient for dining and shopping, with a reference price of 💰260 RMB per night (tax included). 🗺️ One-day tour reference Day1 (half day): Tsutenkaku ➡️ Shinsaibashi (mainly for shopping) Day2: Nakazakicho ➡️ Fujita Art Museum ➡️ Osaka Castle Park ➡️ Umeda/Hankyu To be honest, I think if you're not a hardcore fan of Universal Studios Japan, two days in Osaka is enough, and you can spend the rest of the time visiting the surrounding small cities. Taxis🚗 in Japan are particularly expensive, so the main modes of transportation are still the subway🚇, buses🚌, and your own two legs🦵. P1-2 Tsutenkaku P3-5 Nakazakicho P6-8 Fujita Art Museum P9 Osaka Castle Park