Join Us in Central Osaka for a Memorable Cooking Experience!
Rice is a staple in Japanese cuisine, and it’s such an essential part of daily meals that people often debate: “Are you a rice or bread person in the morning?” Japanese rice, or white rice, pairs perfectly with a variety of dishes – from a simple bowl served with miso soup to curry, stew, or as the base for donburi…
Japanese cuisine is celebrated worldwide for its beautiful presentation and variety. Yet, there is an often unseen but vital element at its core: dashi. Dashi is the backbone of Japanese flavors and plays a key role in enhancing the taste of many Japanese dishes. What is Dashi? Dashi is a broth that serves as the foundation of Japanese cuisine, made…
Nestled in the heart of Osaka, the newly renovated Osaka Municipal Museum of Oriental Ceramics offers an enticing blend of traditional artistry and contemporary design. Reopened on April 12th, the museum invites visitors to explore its rich collection, including prized items like the Ataka Collection and the Yi Byung-Chan Collection, which feature exquisite East Asian ceramics. As part of its…
Tucked away in the heart of Osaka, surrounded by the Dojima and Tosabori rivers, lies Nakanoshima Park, a verdant oasis amid the bustling cityscape. Established in 1891, this park was the first of its kind in Osaka and symbolizes the city’s rich blend of nature and urban life. Among its many attractions, the Nakanoshima Rose Garden stands out as a…
Nestled in the bustling Tenma district, close to Osaka Station, Osaka Tenmangu Shrine stands as a cultural beacon with deep historical roots dating back to 949 AD. Known affectionately as “Tenma no Tenjin-san,” this revered shrine has become a cornerstone of the local community and a must-visit for travelers exploring Osaka. The shrine was originally built to appease the spirit…