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Swissotelsecrets Guide To: Osaka's Top Shopping Spots OSAKA #SWISSOTELSECRETS 4 GUIDE TO: OSAKA'S 10 TOP SHOPPING SPOTS 12 8 From quiet streets to open-air malls, come discover Osaka's best 6 boutiques, malls, and neighbourhoods to shop at with this handy guide. 2 JAUNTFUL.COM/G/-ymb6sZ2xg Jun 2015 7 1 9 3 5 13 11 ©OpenStreetMap contributors, ©Mapbox, ©Foursquare 1 SHINSAIBASHI 2 MIDOSUJI BOULEVARD 3 TAKASHIMAYA DEPARTMENT STORE 4 NAKAZAKICHO Neighborhood Shops Department Store Shops This 600m covered street has trendy Touted the Champs-Élysées of Asia, this Founded in 1829, this department store With shops and cafes in converted houses, boutiques, department stores, and Ginko-tree lined main street of carries both local and international the small town feel here is undeniably international brand names for all shoppers. Shinsaibashi is a shopper’s haven of labels. English and Mandarin interpreters charming. Visit the heart of the hood, Salon Don’t miss homegrown Daimaru and Uniqlo. luxury labels like Chanel and Hermès. are on hand to assist at this branch. de AmanTo, and Graf for homewares. 国道25号 御堂筋 (Midosuji), Osaka, Osaka 1-5, Namba 5-chome, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture Prefecture +81 6-6631-1101 www.takashimaya.co.jp/osaka/ 1-7-26, Nakazaki-nishi, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 5 NAMBA PARKS 6 TENJIMBASHI-SUJI SHOPPING STREET 7 TOKYU HANDS SHINSAIBASHI 8 BIOTOP Mall Mall Hobbies Flower Shop This canyon-inspired mall is an architectural Japan’s longest shopping street offers 600 Not just popular with locals, Tokyu Don’t miss the eco-centric Biotop with its delight boasting waterfalls and gardens stores along 2.6km, including pottery shops, Hands is the largest sundries shop in café, florist, cosmetics, and apparel. The alongside 120 shops. Tenants include trendy boutiques, and even a museum Kansai– offering a whopping 200,000 surrounding Tachibana area is also Minnetonka and Comme des Garçons. featuring Edo Period living. items from stationery to furniture. home to cool cafes and boutiques. 浪速区難波中2-10-70, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 3-4-１２ Minamisenba, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 北区兎我野町5−6, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture +81 6-6644-7100 www.nambaparks.com +81 6-6243-3111 shinsaibashi.tokyu-hands.co.jp +81 6-6313-8787 www.biotop.ne.jp 9 AMERIKAMURA 10 GRAND FRONT OSAKA 11 RINKU PREMIUM OUTLET 12 HEP FIVE Neighborhood Mall Outlet Store Mall The cultural equivalent of Tokyo’s A major attraction in Umeda, the 266 stores This American-style outlet mall offers The iconic red Ferris wheel of HEP FIVE is a Harajuku, Amemura, as the locals call it, here include Japanese retailer Muji, over 150 foreign brands such as Kate main sightseeing draw, but don’t miss the is the vibrant centre of street fashion bookstore Kinokuniya, and homegrown Spade and Burberry. Bring your passport nearby flagship Hankyu department store and Japanese pop culture. spectacle craftsman, Kaneko Optical. to enjoy tax-free buys at select stores. for its international picks. 北区大深町4-20 / 大深町3-1, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture +81 6-6372-6300 www.grandfront-osaka.jp 角田町5-15 (HEP FIVE), Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 13 DOGUYASUJI SHOP AND SCALE NEW HEIGHTS POWER UP YOUR SHOPPING TRIP SWISSÔTEL VITALITY GUIDES Shop jauntful.com/Swissotel You don’t have to be a professional to #SwissVitality tip: Kick your shopping Make the most out of Osaka with the help of appreciate the quality kitchen tools from trip into high gear! Pack along your gym our helpful #SwissotelSecrets Osaka guide, Swissôtel is delighted to offer you teacups to pots here. Stop by Ichimonji equipment and make use of the free available for download online or at our Vitality Guides to fascinating discoveries for balanced Santoku knives. rock-climbing gym located on the top concierge desk. Chock full of more within walking distance of your hotel. floor of Grand Front Osaka. shopping destinations, useful tourist Ask your concierge for printed copies. 4-4-２１ Minamisenba, Chuo Ward, Osaka, Osaka information, and even souvenir ideas, the Prefecture guide will complete any shopping mission. +81 6-6633-1423 www.doguyasuji.or.jp SIGN UP ON JAUNTFUL.COM TO MAKE YOUR OWN..
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