Dai-Ichi Osaka
1-9-20 Umeda, Kita-ku Osaka, Osaka, Kinki, 530-0001, Japan
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Osaka
Day 1 (17/6) We bought The Surutto Kansai Card(1000 yen) which make the process of taking trains easier, as you do not always need to buy a ticket before riding a train. After the value is used up, the card make good souvenirs. In the morning, took the train to Osakako station and took a ~ walk to Tempozan Harbor Village. Visited Osaka Aquarium " …
Kansai International Airport
Via Hong Kong Touch down in Kansai Airport on Cathay Pacific CX 5020 Flight at 1620hrs-2100 Took a 66 min JR Kanku Rapid Train ride to JR Osaka Station for the 1st Night Stay at Dai Inchi Hotel. Upon reaching Osaka Station, had some difficulty finding the Hotel and the people on the street general has a very poor grasp of English. But thankfully, a local kindly showed us the way to the hotel.
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