Flights to Osaka, Japan

Osaka is a city in the region of Kansai. Osaka is also the capital of Osaka Prefecture. Osaka is also the second largest metropolitan city in Japan as well as in the world. It is because the city has more than 19 million inhabitants. The word Osaka means large hill, but in Kanji it means standing alone where Osaka is referred to. Osaka is located on the west of Osaka Bay and it is neighbouring to 10 other cities in the prefecture. Osaka is made up of 24 smaller cities. The people in Osaka speaks Japanese however with an Osaka-ben dialect which is also a typical sub-dialect of Kansai-benn. The source of income for Osaka would be the commerce, services and manufacturing industries. Just like Tokyo, Osaka also has a very elaborate line of railways. This also includes the bullet train. Besides the major economic sources of income, tourism also plays a vital role in contributing to its economy. Osaka has a very extensive shopping and culinary variety. This has attracted many tourists to experience it personally in Osaka. Overall, Osaka is a fascinating place to visit.

Airports in Osaka1. Kansai International Airport (KIX)Kansai International is the international airport in Osaka. It is located on an artificial island in the middle of Osaka Bay. It is around 38 kilometers from Osaka Station. This airport was opened in 1994 where it is opened to reduce the number of passengers in the Osaka International Airport. Osaka International is now a domestic airport in Osaka. This airport has two terminals to separate low-cost carriers and the normal airline. This airport also has the most extended terminal in the world. Some of the airlines that operate here are AirAsia X, Cebu Pacific and Malaysia Airlines

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When is the Best Time to Fly to Osaka?Osaka experiences the four main seasons in a year. However, it is suitable to be visited all year round as the weather varies temperate throughout. The peak season for tourism would be during Spring which is between March to May and also the autumn season which is from October to November.

Many would come during Spring to witness the famous Cherry Blossom that only grows in Japan. The flower does not bloom long. Therefore, many would flock to Osaka to witness the streets filled up with these flowers. Hence, it causes all the airline, hotels and attraction tickets to be much higher in prices.

Tenjin Matsuri is one of the most famous festivals held in Osaka. It is usually held on July 24^th and 25^th. There is also the Aizen Matsuri which is held on June 30^th to July 2^nd and several more. Every year in March, Osaka also hosts the annual Osaka Asian Film Festival.

What are the Top 3 Things to Do in Osaka?Osaka is one of the commonly visited cities in Japan. Tourists from all over the world would come here to enjoy the many attractions the city has to offer.

1. Universal Studios Japan – Universal Studios Japan or USJ is one of the famous attractions in Osaka. This is a theme park under the Universal Studios. It has many attractions such as Jaws, Minions, Shrek and the only theme park that has Harry Potter attractions here.

2. Osaka Castle – Osaka Castle is originally built in 16^th century by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. He is a warlord who unified Japan. In 1931 was rebuilt after it was destroyed multiple times. It was only fully restored in its original condition in 1995. The castle now is the replica of the original castle. The interior is now a museum.

3. Dotonbori – Dotonbori is a famous entertainment district. It is a walkway and bridge that run along the Dotonbori canal. There is a big "Glico Man" sign that has become the signature of this place. People come here to shop, eat and enjoy the boat ride along the canal.