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T t Urban Terrace Nagara Entrance and Exit o CHASKA Miyakojima-dori St. JR West Headquarters a Nakazakicho General Hospital Super H. k Chayamachi M L Chayamachi a JR Shin-Osaka i Nakazakicho Sta. 13 n r NU chayamachi Higashiguchi Hankyu Tourist Center, a e T z , KOKO PLAZA u 19 Osaka Loop Line Sanyo Shinkansen Line OSAKA-UMEDA k Osaka Nohgaku (Youth Center) a 423 Chayamachi New Osaka H. L Tenjimbashisuji Ave. Tenjimbashisuji InterContinental Umeda Center Bldg. Kaikan Theater Shin-Osaka Station H. Honkan i Osaka n Hankyu Sambangai e H. Landmark Umeda (underground) Umeda Sky Building Temma Sta. Miyakojima Park Kuchu Teien Observatory Umeda Sta. Sauna & Capsule Kita Ward Office Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum GRAND FRONT OSAKA (Hankyu) H.Daitoyo Sakuranomiya Sta. Shin-Osaka Germany H. New Kansai Telecasting Washington Shin-Umeda Hankyu Osaka EST H. Plaza The Westin Osaka Kids Plaza Osaka City Panasonic Center Osaka Osaka Loop Line H. Kinki Toyoko Inn Ferris Wheel K Yodobashi-Umeda Line Midosuji Subway Shin-osaka Yamanishi Welfare 12 Memorial Hall Ave. Shin-Mido-suji Chuo-guchi Honkan HEP FIVE H. Kitahachi Tsunashiki Tenjinja Shrine M Hankyu Men’s Osaka Ogimachi Ogimachi Ogimachi Sta. LUCUA 16 H. Ilmonte Park swimming pool JR Kyoto Line Osaka Station City HEP NAVIO Seminar House 423 Ogimachi Entrance Genpachi-bashi Brg. Umeda Sta. Hankyu Grand Bldg. Hankyu Higashidori St. X WAVE Umeda LUCUA 1100 Osaka Shin-Osaka Sunny Stone H. Hankyu Dept.Store VIA INN UMEDA Tokyu REI H. Tourist Information OSAKA Umeda Main Store Ogimachi-dori St. Osaka Sta. (JR) Daimaru Umeda Nishinakajima-Minamigata Sta. M Whity Umeda Umeda 14 Taiyuji Temple Sakura Garden H. EKI MARCHÉ OSAKA Umeda Sta. Sonezaki (underground) Gofukuza N The Symphony Hall Hankyu Kyoto Line Minamikata Sta. 2 H. Granvia Osaka (Hanshin) Police 2 Billboard Live OSAKA Miyakojima Ward Office Umeda Entrance and Exit Hilton Plaza Higashi-Umeda Sta. Maruichi H. 0 200m Osaka SHIKI Theatre East Ogimachi Exit Hanshin Dept.Store Umeda Main Store H. Hokke Club Osaka Yoshimoto Nishiumeda Theater T E-ma 20 H. Kansai Imperial H. Osaka Hearton H. Nishiumeda OAP Pier Diamor Osaka Yomiuri Shimbun OAP dori St. Shin-Mido-suji Ave. Shin-Mido-suji Aqua Bus AQUA-LINER HERBIS ENT (underground) Osaka Ekimae Hondenji Temple Entsuin Temple (OSAKA AMENITY PARK) Y Hilton Osaka No.4 Bldg. Ohatsutenjin- Horikawa Ebisu OAP Tower Hilton Plaza West Line Sakaisuji Subway H. Monterey Osaka 11 Osaka Dai-ichi H. Jinja Shrine Tsuyu no Tenjinja Shrine HERBIS 176 Naniwa-suji Ave. Naniwa-suji (Ohatsu-Tenjin) Sta. Osaka Ekimae Toyoko Inn Osaka Umeda Higashi Kema Sakuranomiya Park The Ritz- Osaka Osaka Ekimae Osaka Ekimae Minamimorimachi Exit e Nishi- No.1 Bldg. No.2 Bldg. JR Kobe Lin Carlton, Osaka Umeda No.3 Bldg. Osaka Central Post Office Osaka Loop LineMainichi Newspapers Subway Tanimachi Line K Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street Shopping Tenjinbashi-suji Senpukan, Former Guest 2nd Inn Umeda BREEZÉ BREEZÉ Kitashinchi Sta. 13 Fukushima Entrance House of the Mint Pacific Marks Nishiumeda Sankei Hall BREEZÉ T Minamimorimachi Sta. Sakuranomiya-bashi Brg. Sonezaki-dori St. 1 H. Hanshin Dojima Underground Kitashinchi The Phoenix Hall 21 COMS GARDEN Fukushima Shotendori Shopping Center (Sonezaki Shinchi) 1 FIRST CABIN JR Tozai Line Oimatsu-dori St. JR Tozai Line Shopping St. HANSHIN Kintetsu Dojima Bldg. Dojima Avanza Osakatemmangu Sta. Kyobashi Sta. N Kyobashi Sta. Keihan mall 2 Dormy Inn Premier H. 22 Fukushima Sta. NISHIUMEDA U.S.A. Umeda Higashi -CABIN- OSAKA The site of Temma Tenjin Senshindo Japan MINT Deiribashi Exit Line Midosuji Subway Fukushima Sta. H. Elsereine Osaka Hanjotei (private school) Dojima Osaka High & ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka Kanden Bldg. District Court Dentsu Dojima Rice Mint Museum Kyobashi Sta. Yotsubashi-suji Ave. Yotsubashi-suji Marketplace Remains Osaka City Dojima Entrance Hanshin MainShin-Fukushima Line Sta. Suntory Ave. Mido-suji Osaka Temmangu H. Kyobashi 3 Fukushima Line Moriguchi Shrine 3 Minamimorimachi Entrance Tenmangu Dojima Cross Walk Minamimorimachi Entrance Hanshin Expressway Hanshin Osakajokitazume Sta. Tenjimbashisuji Ave. Tenjimbashisuji Shrine Okawa River Oebashi Sta. Kitahama Exit Asahi Broadcasting Hotarumachi Line Yotsubashi Subway H. Monterey Suisho-bashi Brg. Garden of Former Yomiuri Telecasting Hanshin Expressway Ikeda Line Ikeda Expressway Hanshin Nakanoshima La Soeur Osaka Sakaro no Matsu Monument Dojima Bank of Japan Brg. Oe-bashi Osaka City Central Public Hall Baron Fujita's Residence Watanabe-bashi Brg. Watanabe-bashi Osaka City Hall bashi Brg. bashi Watanabebashi Sta. Festival Tower River Forum Tamino- Osaka Mitsui ABC Hall The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka OBP Fukuzawa Bussan Bldg. Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima-dori St. Neyagawa River (OSAKA BUSINESS PARK) Yukichi birthplace Nakanoshima Festival hall Nakanoshima Library Ave. Temmabashi-suji Nakanoshima-dori St. Daibiru Bldg. The Site of Merchant Nakanoshima Entrance Festival Plaza Aqua bus Naniwabashi sta. Katamachi-bashi Brg. Yodoya Residence SubwayLine Tanimachi Keihan Main Line Twin21 Tower Italy AQUA-LINER Kawasaki-bashi OBP Enkei Hall Tosabori-dori St. Naniwa-bashi Brg. Australian, Philippines Tamae-bashi Brg. Tamae-bashi Asahi Shimbun Brg. Kansai Electric Mitsui Garden H. Brg. Yodoya-bashi Nakanoshima Rose Garden Sendannoki Higo-bashi Brg. Higo-bashi Brg. -bashi Temma Aomono Amidaike-suji Ave. Amidaike-suji Power Sumitomo Osaka Premier Sumitomo Bldg. Yodoyabashi Sta. Kitahama Rose Port Pier Ichiba Remains Crystal Tower Keihan Nakanoshima Line Daido Life Mitsui Bank Yodoyabashi Pier Retro Bldg. Tosabori-dori St. The National Osaka Business Park Sta. N IMP Tower Insurance Company, Yodoyabashi Kitahama Sta. Nakanoshima Park 21 Dojimagawa River Osaka Science Museum Museum of Art, Osaka Osaka HQ Bldg. M Osaka Club 17 Sta. Tekijuku Creo Osaka (Renovation is scheduled from autumn 2018 to spring 2019) Keihan MainThe Line Site of Osaka East Hachikenya-hama pier Ofune-Camome Y Tosabori Yodoyabashi Osaka Conference Aqua Bus AQUA-LINER Kyobashi Brg. Daini Neyagawa River Higobashi Sta. 12 Aishu Kindergarten Izumi Hall Nakanoshima Sta. Brg. bashi Exit odona Ruins of Exchange Television H. New Otani Osaka Chikuzen- Arai Bldg. OMM Bldg. Temma-bashi Brg. Brg. Temma-bashi Osaka RIHGA Royal H. Osaka Kaitokudo Trace of Doza North Outer Moat K Brg. Tenjin-bashi Mitsui Garden H. 14 Tosabori-dori St. Dawn Center Osaka Prefectural Center L-Osaka Osaka Yodoyabashi Koraibashi for Youth and Gender Equality Osaka-jo Hall Nikkei Inc. Kitahama-higashi Nomura Bldg. Osakajo Pier Osaka Int'l Convention Center 25 Naniwa Church Daiwa Roynet H. Korai-bashi Brg.Post Office Osaka Castle Gozabune Boat Joan-bashi Brg. Joan-bashi Osaka-Kitahama Aqua Bus Sukunahikona H. Brighton City Osaka Kitahama H. Osaka Castle T Osaka Duck Tour H. Keihan AQUA-LINER Jinja Shrine Former Konishi 22 Inner Moat JO-TERRACE OSAKA Doshomachi Pharmaceutical and Tenmabashi 青屋門 Keihan City Mall Japan City SUP Residence Koraibashi Entrance Association “SUP” 4 Historical Museum River Port “Hachikenya” Gunpowder Store Baseball 4 Indonesia Tosaborigawa River Gokuraku-bashi Brg. field Osaka Gas Bldg. Toyoko Inn Osaka S Temmabashi Sta. Temmabashi u Yotsubashi-suji Ave. Yotsubashi-suji Yodoyabashi-eki Minami Osaka Guest House b Taiyo-no- H. NCB w Tosabori-bashi Brg. Tosabori-bashi Goryo Jinja Shrine Hiroba Hanshin Expressway Loop Line Loop Expressway Hanshin Osaka Castle Museum a Tosabori-dori St. Ikoma Bldg. Hirano-bashi Brg. Inui-yagura Turret y Yuki Museum of Art N The site of Hachikenya port Nakanoshima-nishi Exit a Nakanoshima Ave. Naniwa-suji Nishinomaru Garden g a Osakajokoen Sta. Center Bldg. Toyoko Inn Osaka h o Japanese Mido-suji Ave. Mido-suji Temmabashi Otemae Plum Grove r OSAKA Science & Technology Center Kinmeisui i Archery Hall Osaka Pref. West OuterMoat Kinzo Exhibition Hall Hommachi Exit Well and Roof T Sakai-suji Ave. Sakai-suji s Office Ave. Uemachi-suji Storehouse u Tanimachi-suji Ave. Tanimachi-suji Sengan-yagura East Outer Moat r MIRAIZA u Turret m Matsuyamachi-suji Ave. Matsuyamachi-suji OSAKA-JO Super H. Osaka Natural Dry Moat i OSAKA CASTLE PARK - Mengyo Kaikan Tamon-yagura Turret r Hot Springs "HANANOI" y Utsubo Park Mydome Osaka o Kita-Mido Temple Sakuramon k Nakanoshima-nishi Entrance u Resona Bank Site of Nishimachi Otemon Gate Gate Tamatsukuri-guchi c Viale Osaka Business Inn Tanimachi h i The Entrepreneurial Bugyosho Entrance (Gate) Shudokan L Utsubo Tennis Center Ave.Tamatsukuri-suji Pref. Police i Ichiban-yagura Turret n M Hommachi Arietta H. Osaka museum of Challenge Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry Rokuban-yagura and Innovation Former site Headquarters e 18 Turret Mido Bldg. Sta. of Seimikyoku Hokoku Jinja Shrine Business Innovation CITYPLAZA OSAKA Yamamoto Noh Cityroute H. 172 Hommachi Dori St. Center Osaka Theater The St. Regis Osaka South Outer Moat Shinanobashi Hommachi Dori St. Entrance China H. Sunlife NHK (Japan Education Osaka Castle Band Shell Hommachi Dori St. Y Hommachi Sta. Meijiya Bldg. Broadcasting) Tower H. ROUTE-INN 13 Ｋ Sakaisuji Teijin Hall NHK Osaka Honmachi 15 Morinomiya Osaka International Peace Center Awaza Sta. S Subway Chuo Line -Hommachi Sta. Osaka Hall Entrance and Exit 13 C Osaka Museum of History (Peace Osaka) 5 Line Kobe Expressway Hanshin New Oriental H.
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    UNIZO INN Osaka Kitahama, Opening July 4

    Note: This document has been translated from a part of the Japanese original for reference purposes only. In the event of any discrepancy between this translated document and the Japanese original, the original shall prevail. The Company assumes no responsibility for this translation or for direct, indirect or any other forms of damages arising from the translation. NEWS RELEASE June 20, 2019 Tetsuji Kosaki President and CEO UNIZO Hotel Company, Limited 2-10-9, Hatchobori, Chuo-ku, Tokyo UNIZO Group’s Eighth Hotel in the Kansai Region UNIZO INN Osaka Kitahama, Opening July 4 The hotels of the UNIZO Group aim to provide “Unique stays—Universal satisfaction” throughout Japan under a structure of three brands: “HOTEL UNIZO”, “UNIZO INN”, and “UNIZO INN Express”. UNIZO INN Osaka Kitahama, a new hotel of the UNIZO Group, will open on July 4, 2019 (Thursday). ■Features of UNIZO INN Osaka Kitahama UNIZO INN Osaka Kitahama is a two-minute walk from Osaka Metro Kitahama Station and a three-minute walk from Keihan Kitahama Station, which connects Osaka and Kyoto. Guests can use the hotel as a convenient base for trips in the Kansai Region, whether for business or sightseeing. Furthermore, the hotel is within walking distance of Nakanoshima Park—which is famous for its rose garden—as well as Osaka City Central Public Hall with its nostalgic architecture from the Taisho period (early 20th century), and Kitahama Terrace, where visitors can enjoy a view of the riverside. This means that hotel guests can fully experience the water and greenery surrounding the Kitahama area. The guestrooms have a sense of warmth, and come equipped with facilities to realize a comfortable stay, such as a bed and bathtub made by leading manufacturers.