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Osaka has long been a hub of Japanese economic activity, and at one stage was briefly the nation's capital. Tokyo may have taken this honour, but Osaka remains a key city, forming the heart of the huge metropolitan area of Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto, home to over 19 million people.
From the Osaka Travel Guide
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owner is very friendly and helpful with good english too. will even pick you up from train station. ... more
very nice andhelpful person, the owner of the appartmernt.... good facilities, good room... ... more
Brilliant experience. Clean, well provided , central and the people are so lovely!! The lady there Nao who lives on site with her husband was so friendly and helpful and warm ..it left me in shock. She went to great lengths to communicate with my son in Australia to make sure I was received at the station and helped along the way. ... more
cheap inns and night shops in tokyo or osaka
greetings, we are looking for cheap inns in tokyo or osaka. we prefer to stay in cheap inn since we spend most of the time outside when trvelling abroad. and are there night shops in osaka and tokyo where we can buy cheap merchandise and souvenirs? just like in hong kong and bangkok. thankyou steve ...
Train from Hanoi to Beijing then Beijing to Osaka by sea
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Osaka
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Posted in Weltreise 2011 by katiries
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Well it's lucky Osaka is mainly known for it's nightlife as we managed to do little else whilst here, due to spending most of our time in a Launderette, trying to achieve some clean clothes. This is more difficult than you would think - all the instructions, symbols, wash programmes etc were ...
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Made it!
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