Mt. Minoh is a recommended hiking spot which you can feel negative ions from nature, and is located about only 30 minutes from the city of Osaka. In the fall season, the mountain is entirely colored brightly, and many tourists from Japan and also from overseas tourists gather here every year to enjoy the Autumn Leaves. Tempura of maple leaves and grilled ayu (sweetfish) are famous for the local food. You may possibly encounter wild monkeys along the way! Let's enjoy the autumn leaves in this spectacular natural setting.

This temple is one of the famous spots for Autumn Leaves in Minoh Park. During the day time in fall season, you can visit the main hall, Phoenix Tower, and dry landscape garden. Enjoy the autumn leaves along with the temple's scenery.
After sunset, the temple is lit up and visitors can enjoy the fantastic scenery.

This spot is a pair of giant rocks lying across the path near Minoh Falls. Legend has it that a noble from China once visited Minoh Falls but turned back due to the steep mountain road. The rocks are believed to have energy and are well-known as power stones.

The observatory is covered with thousands of standing maple trees. The name "Hitome Senbon" comes from the fact that as if you can see thousands of maple trees in autumn colors at a glance. Please enjoy the mountains in red and yellow.

This spot is a 33-meter waterfall selected as one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls. During the Autumn Leaves season, you can enjoy the beautiful contrast between the maple leaves and the waterfall. The best angle for photography is from the red Takimi Bridge. Experience nature while feeling the negative ions.
The waterfall is illuminated at dusk. Why not take a picture of the fantastic scenery?

The Cup Noodle Museum in Osaka is a must-visit destination for instant ramen enthusiasts. One of the highlights is the "My Cup Noodle Factory" experience, where you can design your own personalized Cup Noodle.
The museum has a fun and whimsical atmosphere, with large-scale displays and models that bring the world of instant ramen to life. It's a delightful place that celebrates Japanese food culture and innovation.

The museum's overall layout and environment are meticulously crafted to enhance the experience. The recreated street scenes, model shops, and other period details make you feel as if you've been transported to the streets of old Osaka, allowing you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of that era.

This shopping street is a historic and traditional commercial district located in the heart of Osaka. When you stroll along the 400-meter long shopping arcade and admire the eclectic array of shops lining both sides, you can observe the daily scenes of the local residents going about their business. Tenjinbashi-suji is also an excellent place to savor the renowned Osaka cuisine. Along the street, you'll find numerous long-established ramen shops, takoyaki (octopus ball) stalls, and a variety of other eateries serving up the local delicacies.
It's a captivating blend of the old and the new, making it a must-visit destination for any traveler seeking to explore the heart and soul of Osaka.