It is known as the economic and cultural center of Western Japan and is home to the country's third-largest city, Osaka City.
Although it is the second-smallest prefecture in Japan by land area, it is the third-most populous, with nearly 9 million inhabitants.
Osaka City: The capital and commercial heart, famous for its nightlife, modern architecture, and Osaka Castle.
Sakai: Known for the enormous keyhole-shaped Mozu Tombs (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and its rich tradition of knife making.
Suita: The location of the Expo '70 Commemorative Park and the iconic Tower of the Sun.
Minoh: A natural escape in the north, famous for the Minoh Waterfall and beautiful autumn colors.
Tourist Attractions:
The region offers a mix of ultra-modern entertainment and deep-rooted history.
Entertainment: Universal Studios Japan in the harbor area is one of the most visited theme parks in the world.
Nightlife & Food: The Dotonbori district is the symbol of Osaka's "kuidaore" culture (eating until you drop), with its neon lights and countless street food stalls.
Culture & History: Sumiyoshi Taisha, one of the oldest Shinto shrines in Japan, and Shitenno-ji, one of the oldest Buddhist temples.
Viewpoints: The Umeda Sky Building and the Abeno Harukas (one of the tallest skyscrapers in Japan) offer spectacular views of the Osaka Plain.
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