Chisun Hotel Shin Osaka

... Shinagawa, we were ready to crash so it was convenient that our hotel was just across the road from the station's East exit. Hotel Shin-Osaka was an odd affair. Access from the station was down a little alley and then the room was massive. Added to ...

... from my winter outfit. We then walked the whole of the shopping district. It is one straight street that runs through three districts of Osaka and must be two kilometers long with many shops. But be warned guys it is mainly for the ladies. It was a not ...

... house. Completely different culture to Australia. So we found the hotel, checked in with no worries and called it a night. The Chisun shin-osaka hotel. Quite dated, and the room was tiny and a bit knocked around, but very clean and it could have been ...

... how close we were to the train in front in this congested railway environment. Dinner was at Lotteria at Shin-Osaka Station before retiring to the hotel ahead of another travel day. Lotteria proved to be a cheaper (quality-wise) version of MOS Burger ...

... .  She then called the hotel to get directions.  Score another point for Japanese friendliness! We made our way to Chisun Hotel.  It was basically a business hotel as we could tell from all the businessmen in the hotel restaurant.  The ...