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Sumiyoshi Taisha, the head office of the 2300 Sumiyoshi Shrines throughout Japan.
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<strong>Suntory Yamazaki Distillery, the origin of Japanese whiskey</strong>
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<strong>Kazumasa Kawasaki, a wood lacquer craftsman who pursues beauty for use</strong>
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The “single-blade type” created in Japan. Morimoto Cutlery Works” of Sakai Cutlery
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A museum dedicated to beauty in the daily items – Japan Folk Crafts Museum Osaka
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An unusual setting where history and present merge – Sayamaike Museum
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Local bakery dedicated to freshly made bread – Boulangerie & Café Sunny Side
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Panoramic view from 200 meters above the ground – Conrad Osaka
Osaka
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Osaka is surrounded by mountains in the north, south and east, while the western portion is a curved terrain that opens into Osaka bay. It belongs to the Seto Inland Sea climate, with stable weather patterns throughout the year. Osaka is the second smallest among the 47 prefectures, but is the third most populated following Tokyo and Kanagawa.