Visit popular spots in the Osaka Bay Area by tram

The Bay Area is one of the more popular areas in Osaka. Starting from the aquarium, you can enjoy a whole day around Sakai City. Get to know the charm of Osaka even more, including recommended and historic spots.

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Update 2023.08.07

DAY1

2018-06-15
- Osaka Aquarium (Kaiyukan)
  
  10:00
- Naniwa Kuishinbo Yokocho
  
  12:15
- Sumiyoshi Taisha (Sumiyoshi Grand Shrine)
  
  14:30
- Kambukuro
  
  16:15
- ONIJUS COFFEE VILLAGE
  
  18:30

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DAY1

- Osaka Aquarium (Kaiyukan)
  
  10:00
  
  120min
  
  Aquarium
  
  (Provided by service)This aquarium in the Tempozan Bay Area is the world's largest aquarium. It is even more popular now as they have drastically changed how guests view the exhibits, including the Pacific Ocean Tank where you can see whale sharks leisurely swimming about. Enjoy a wide variety of Pacific-Rim themed exhibits to see and enjoy including California Sea Lions, Pacific White-sided Dolphins, and a fish tank with a tunnel from which you can observe the animals.
  
  Address
  
  Osaka Osakashi Minato-ku Kaigandori 1-1-10
  
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  - Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Ticket
    
    ¥2,700
  - Osaka Aquarium (Kaiyukan)
  - Osaka Aquarium (Kaiyukan)
  - Osaka Aquarium (Kaiyukan)
- Public transportation / Walk
  
  3min
- Naniwa Kuishinbo Yokocho
  
  12:15
  
  75min
  
  Amusement Park / Theme Park
  
  (Provided by service)This food theme park is located on the second floor of the Tempozan Market Place shopping center in the Tempozan Bay Area facing Osaka Bay. The decor seeks to capture the lively mid 1960s Osaka vibe from when Osaka hosted the World's Fair and has a retro downtown feel. This popular spot is overflowing with classic Osakan food staples including famous okonomiyaki (savory pancake packed full of vegetables, seafood, and meat) chains, kushikatsu (meat skewers), takoyaki (fried octopus dumplings), warabi-mochi (bracken starch jellies), and more.
  
  Address
  
  Osaka Osakashi Minato-ku Kaigandori 1-1-10 Tempozan Marketplace 2F
  
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  - Naniwa Kuishinbo Yokocho
- Public transportation / Walk
  
  56min
- Sumiyoshi Taisha (Sumiyoshi Grand Shrine)
  
  14:30
  
  60min
  
  Shrine
  
  (Provided by service)Known affectionately as “Sumiyossan,” the Sumiyoshi Taisha (Sumiyoshi Grand Shrine) is a Shinto Shrine located in the Sumiyoshi Ward of Osaka City, in Osaka Prefecture. It is the head shrine of all the Sumiyoshi shrines in Japan, of which there are around 2,300 in total. The Sumiyoshi Taisha is one of the most popular shrines in the Kinki region for the Hatsumode (the first visit to a shrine in the New Year), and it is thronged with worshippers every January. The founding of the Sumiyoshi Taisha is recorded in the Nihon Shoki (“Chronicles of Japan”), which notes that the Empress Jingu ordered the construction of the shrine to worship Sumiyoshi no Ohkami. Sumiyoshi no Ohkami (which is actually three Shinto deities in one) is renowned as the god of the sea and the god of exorcism. The four halls that make up the Hon-den (main hall) of the Sumiyoshi Taisha are built in the architectural style known as Sumiyoshi-zukuri; all four have been designated as National Treasu…
  
  Address
  
  Osaka Osakashi Sumiyoshi-ku Sumiyoshi 2-9-89
  
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- Public transportation / Walk
  
  33min
- Kambukuro
  
  16:15
  
  45min
  
  (Provided by service)This long-established Japanese-style confectionary store, located in Sakai, was founded in 1329, in the late Kamakura period. Their specialty walnut mochi's name is derived from green soybean paste wrapped in mochi. The exquisite balance of the product's softness and the bean paste's smoothness is something people never tire of, according to its reputation. Their take-out menu is so popular that there is always a line extending out of the store. Additionally, seated within the eat-in space inside the store, customers can also enjoy shaved-ice walnut mochi, as well as the store's regular walnut mochi.
  
  Address
  - Kambukuro
  - Kambukuro
- Public transportation / Walk
  
  86min
- ONIJUS COFFEE VILLAGE
  
  18:30
  
  60min
  
  Cafe
  
  Address
  
  Osaka Tondabayashi-shi Kishicho 5-10-8
  - ONIJUS COFFEE VILLAGE
  - ONIJUS COFFEE VILLAGE
  - ONIJUS COFFEE VILLAGE
- FINISH
  
  19:30