Osaka Metro: Your Must-Have Travel Guide
by Yank
June 3, 2026
The Osaka subway is a convenient way to explore the city. Its network connects popular neighborhoods and attractions, making it easy for visitors to experience Osaka like locals. This guide covers everything you need to know, from reading route maps to buying tickets, so you can confidently enjoy your Osaka adventure.
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Osaka Metro Route Map
👉 Click to view & download a high-resolution Osaka Metro Route Map.
Source from Osaka Metro site
The Osaka Subway Map is a user-friendly guide to the city's extensive subway network, which includes 8 lines and over 130 stations, providing an efficient and convenient way to explore its many attractions.
Osaka Metro Lines & Stations
Each line is color-coded for easy navigation, with major hubs like Namba and Umeda clearly indicated for seamless transfers. The map highlights popular attractions, making it perfect for tourists. Station names are shown in both Japanese and English, ensuring ease of use for international visitors.
Source from Osaka Metro site
List of routes（👉Click to view the specific route stops.） | |||||
Station names | Color | Mark | station Numbers | Starting Station | terminal station |
Midosuji Line | Red | ⓜ | 20 | Esaka | Nakamozu |
Tanimachi Line | Purple | Ⓣ | 26 | Dainichi | Yao-minami |
Yotsubashi Line | Blue | Ⓨ | 11 | Nishi-Umeda | Suminoekoen |
Chuo Line | Green | Ⓒ | 14 | Cosmosquare | Nagata |
Sakaisuji Line | Brown | Ⓚ | 10 | Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome | Tengachaya |
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line | Yellow | Ⓝ | 17 | Taisho | Kadoma-minami |
Imazatosuji Line | Orange | Ⓘ | 11 | Itakano | Imazato |
Sennichimae Line | Pink | Ⓢ | 14 | Nodahanshin | Minami-Tatsumi |
New Tram | Light Blue | Ⓟ | 10 | Cosmosquare | Suminoekoen |
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Types of Tickets
Regular Osaka Metro Tickets
- Zone 1 (up to 3 km): 190 yen (adult), 100 yen (child)
- Zone 2 (over 3 km, under 7 km): 240 yen (adult), 120 yen (child)
- Zone 3 (over 7 km, under 13 km): 290 yen (adult), 150 yen (child)
- Zone 4 (over 13 km, under 19 km): 340 yen (adult), 170 yen (child)
- Zone 5 (over 19 km): 390 yen (adult), 200 yen (child)
👈Fares depend on the shortest route between stations.
Osaka Metro Group Fares（👈In principle, 25 people or more）
Student Groups
- Adults:
- Zone 1: 152 yen
- Zone 2: 192 yen
- Zone 3: 232 yen
- Zone 4: 272 yen
- Zone 5: 312 yen
- Children:
- Zone 1: 80 yen
- Zone 2: 96 yen
- Zone 3: 120 yen
- Zone 4: 136 yen
- Zone 5: 160 yen
- Faculty Members:
- Zone 1: 171 yen
- Zone 2: 216 yen
- Zone 3: 261 yen
- Zone 4: 306 yen
- Zone 5: 351 yen
Regular Groups
- Adults:
- Zone 1: 171 yen
- Zone 2: 216 yen
- Zone 3: 261 yen
- Zone 4: 306 yen
- Zone 5: 351 yen
- Children:
- Zone 1: 90 yen
- Zone 2: 108 yen
- Zone 3: 135 yen
- Zone 4: 153 yen
- Zone 5: 180 yen
How to Purchase Osaka Metro Tickets
1. Ticket Machines
- Location: Found at most stations.
- Languages: Many machines have English options.
- Steps:
Step1: Select your preferred language
Select your preferred language.(Source from Osaka Metro NiNE)
Step2: Touch the screen and select “Purchase Ticket”, and choose your destination or fare.
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
Step3: Select the number of tickets, and insert cash or use a credit card.
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
Step4: Collect your ticket and change, if any.
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
2. Ticket Counters
- Location: At major stations.
- Staff: Speak basic English and can help with ticket purchases.
- Steps:
- Approach the counter and ask for your ticket.
- Specify your destination and the number of tickets.
3. IC Cards
- Types: ICOCA, Suica, Pasmo, etc.
- Purchase: Available at ticket machines or convenience stores.
- Usage: Simply tap the card on the card reader at the gate for access.
How to buy tickets using IC cards at the ticket machine：
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
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Osaka Metro Operating Hours
The Osaka Metro's operating hours usually start around 5:00 in the morning and end around 12:00 at night. The specific departure time may vary depending on the line.
How to Use the Osaka Metro?
To use the Osaka Metro, follow these steps:
1. Confirming the Line:
- Check the Map: Look at the subway map available in the station or use a mobile app to see the various lines and transfer points.
- Line Signage: There are clear signs in the station indicating different lines, usually color-coded and numbered.
2. Finding the Entrance:
- Signage: Follow the prominent “Entrance” signs to locate the subway entrance.
- Use Navigation Apps: Mobile map apps can help you find the nearest subway entrance.
3. Purchase a Ticket: You can buy tickets at ticket machines or counters in the station. Consider getting an IC card like ICOCA for convenience.
4. Tapping In at the Turnstile:
- Have Your IC Card Ready: If you’re using an IC card like ICOCA, make sure it has enough balance.
- Tap Your Card: Place your IC card flat on the reader at the turnstile, and the gate will open automatically; for paper tickets, insert the ticket into the turnstile.
Regular Osaka Metro Tickets：
Going through using Regular Osaka Metro Tickets（Source from Osaka Metro NiNE）
IC cards ：
Going through using IC cards (Source from Osaka Metro NiNE)
5. Confirming Direction and Platform:
- Check the Signage: Inside the station, look for direction signs and electronic displays to confirm the direction of your train.
- Platform Information: The station will show arrival information for trains, so make sure you’re waiting on the correct platform.
6. Board the Train: Wait behind the safety line until the train arrives, then board when the doors open.
7.Enjoy the Ride: Keep your ticket or IC card handy until you reach your destination.
8. Find the Exit: Look for the “Exit” signs in the station and follow them to the turnstile.
9. exiting the subway turnstile: Prepare Your IC Card or Ticket.
- IC Card: Hold your card flat on the reader; the gate will open automatically.
- Paper Ticket: Insert your ticket into the machine, and once it spits it back out, the gate will open.
10. Leave the Station: After passing through the gate, follow the signs to exit the station and find your way out.
🚆🙋 If you encounter any problems or emergencies, please seek assistance from Osaka Metro staff immediately.
Additional Tips for Riding Osaka Metro
- Know Your IC Card: Consider using an IC card like ICOCA for convenient travel. It saves time at ticket machines and can also be used for purchases at some stores.
- Check Train Times: Use apps or station displays to check train schedules and avoid long waits, especially late at night.
- Stay to the Right: When using escalators, stand on the right side to allow others to pass on the left, especially during busy hours.
- Keep Noise Down: Be mindful of noise levels on the train. Avoid talking loudly and set your phone to silent mode.
- Priority Seating: Respect priority seating for the elderly, disabled, and pregnant women.
- Plan for Transfers: If you need to transfer lines, check the signs for directions and platform numbers to make your transition smoother.
- Avoid Peak Hours: If possible, travel outside of rush hours (typically 7-9 AM and 5-7 PM) to avoid crowded trains.
- Stay Aware of Your Belongings: Keep an eye on your bags and belongings while riding to ensure safety.
- Use the Exit Signs: When you arrive at your destination, follow the exit signs to find the way out or connect to other transit options.
- Ask for Help: If you're unsure about anything, don't hesitate to ask station staff for assistance. Many speak some English.
Essential Osaka Metro App
Here are some essential apps to help you navigate the Osaka Metro:
- Osaka Metro Official App: This app provides real-time train schedules, route planning, and station information. It’s a great resource for checking service status and navigating the system.
Osaka Metro Official App (Source from App store - Apple)
- Google Maps: Ideal for overall navigation, Google Maps can help you find the best routes using public transportation, including Osaka Metro. It provides step-by-step directions and estimated travel times.
Google Maps App (Source from App store - Apple)
- Hyperdia: A comprehensive transit app for Japan that offers detailed train schedules and route options. You can search for specific trains and times, making it useful for planning your trips.
Hyperdia App
- NAVITIME: This app provides route planning, live updates, and useful features like walking directions to and from stations. It also offers information on nearby attractions.
NAVITIME App
- ICOCA App: If you’re using an ICOCA card, this app allows you to manage your card balance and check transaction history. It’s handy for ensuring you have enough balance before traveling.
ICOCA App
- Citymapper: While more commonly used in major cities, Citymapper can be useful in Osaka for real-time navigation and transit updates.
Citymapper App (Source from App store - Apple)
- Japan Transit Planner: This app provides detailed information on train routes and schedules across Japan, including Osaka Metro.
Japan Transit Planner App (Source from App store - Apple)
These apps can enhance your travel experience, making it easier to navigate the subway system and explore the city!
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Osaka Hotels Recommodation
Osaka Hotels
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Great1502 Reviews
Nakanoshima Osaka|1.42km from city center
The free shuttle bus to and from Osaka Station (Umeda) makes it super convenient for shopping in Umeda. Plus, there's direct underground access from B1 to Keihan Nakanoshima Station, which is great for getting to Kyoto.
The hotel's location in Nakanoshima is quiet and peaceful, a welcome change from the hustle and bustle of Dotonbori. The only downsides are that while there's a convenience store downstairs, local restaurants are scarce, so you'll mainly rely on hotel dining or traveling to Umeda for meals.FromUS$116
Great1973 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.76km from city center
Before booking, I compared countless hotels and read some mixed and negative reviews about the Royal, so I was honestly a bit hesitant. But after much thought, I realized that having three breakfasts included would be incredibly convenient, so I decided to give it a try. And the result? It truly exceeded my expectations! First off, the room was very clean, with none of the hygiene issues mentioned in some reviews. Plus, the room was cleaned daily. The breakfast was also excellent—Western style, with meat, vegetables, fruits, various fresh juices, and coffee ☕️, all readily available. We also made use of the self-service laundry 👚 every day, which was incredibly convenient and saved us a lot of hassle. As for transportation, it's closer to Yodoyabashi (than Honmachi), about a 5-minute walk, making it easy to get anywhere. All in all, it was a very, very, very satisfying travel experience ☺️FromUS$118
Great2811 Reviews
Uehommachi/Tennoji/Southern Osaka Osaka|3.56km from city center
This hotel was recommended by a friend, and its location is absolutely fantastic. Downstairs, there's a city rail station, and it's a hub for various subway lines, making travel incredibly convenient. It's very close to Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. The airport shuttle also has a stop right next to the hotel, which is super handy for getting around. I stayed for three nights, and the room was quite spacious, quiet, and spotlessly clean. I'm particular about my sleep, so I was thrilled that the bed was very comfortable and the environment was peaceful. I highly recommend it and will definitely stay here again in the future.FromUS$112
Great1741 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|3.29km from city center
It's located in Namba which is one of the busiest and exciting neighborhoods in Osaka. Direct train to KIX in the same building is the biggest plus. Dotonbori is only 10 min walk away. We had an amazing sushi dinner a few mins from the hotel. You never get hungry staying there. Front desk staff speak very good English. If you opt out of breakfast, the cafe on 3rd floor facing express train station is an excellent choice for coffee and pastries. A few min walk there an excellent brunch cafe that opens at 8 am. If you arrive by train from Kyoto/Nara, it's a little past to n navigate to the hotel. Just get to the 3rd floor first around Takashimaya. Signage is mucus easier from there.
Rooms are spacious. We picked the renovated room Swiss Select. It's absolutely worth paying a little bit more. I'll definitely stay there again should I be visiting Osaka in the future.FromUS$198
Great4844 Reviews
America Mura Osaka|2.22km from city center
The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic. Daimaru department store and Shinsaibashi shopping street are just across the road, making it incredibly convenient for dining and shopping. There are tons of delicious food options nearby. The teppanyaki restaurant on the third floor of the hotel is good. While the buffet breakfast on the second floor doesn't have a huge variety, the quality is excellent. Guests can ask the front desk for breakfast coupons, which cost 3600 JPY per person. All the restaurants on the B2 level are also delicious, and the service is great. My room had a good view, facing Daimaru directly. There were always Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk, and you can buy airport bus tickets in the lobby.
The room itself was a bit dated, possibly because I booked a lower-grade room, but it was functional. The shower in the bathroom had excellent water pressure, which was very refreshing – a crucial detail when traveling. The downsides were that the toilet flush button was too small and required a lot of force to press. Also, either the duvet insert or the mattress in the room had a slight, but not overwhelming, odor, perhaps due to age. For the first two days of my stay, I felt itchy while sleeping, and woke up one morning with a very itchy bite on my ankle. The fabric chairs and sofa also looked a bit dirty. I hope the hotel can improve on these aspects. I wonder if staying in a higher-grade room next time would be better.FromUS$145
Amazing2035 Reviews
Uehommachi/Tennoji/Southern Osaka Osaka|5.42km from city center
I genuinely think the Osaka Marriott is the best value-for-money Marriott I've ever stayed at, from the 6000+ won Jeju Marriott to Marriotts in China and Europe. Not only is it incredibly clean, but everything is also so user-friendly and convenient. The room cleaning was very timely, amenities were well-stocked, and it was a very comfortable stay. The Tennoji location is also excellent; you don't need to transfer trains to get anywhere. I used the Kansai Thru Pass, taking the JR Osaka Loop Line for nearby places and the Kuroshio express for further destinations like Kii-Katsuura – it was very useful.
I booked a connecting room and requested a high floor, which they accommodated by giving me a room on the 52nd floor, though it faced south. Next time, it would be even better if I could get a north-facing room.
Before going, I read some reviews and was concerned about a potential smell in the room. When we checked in, there was no smell at all. However, after going out one day and returning, I noticed a slight odor. I cranked the air conditioning to max and lowered the temperature, and after a while, the smell was gone. Others might want to try this if they encounter the same issue.
Oh, and the breakfast is pretty good; at least they have Udon noodles and curry rice. You can also make your own dorayaki.
Overall, I give it a five-star recommendation.FromUS$262
Business travel
Great1668 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.37km from city center
This hotel is conveniently located near both Yodoyabashi and Kitahama subway stations, surrounded by office buildings. The triple room we booked offered excellent value for money. The room was much larger than typical Tokyo hotels. On the first floor, you can self-service amenities like toothbrushes, toiletries, and tea bags, and the coffee machine is free to use during the day. Overall, it's a great place!FromUS$51
Very Good1274 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.6km from city center
The room isn't very spacious, and there's no complimentary bottled water. Luckily, there's a 7-Eleven and a drugstore downstairs, which is convenient for grabbing essentials. Check-in was quick and easy, and the room was clean, though the duvet wasn't very comfortable. The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the subway station, making it easy to get around.FromUS$35
Great537 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|1.09km from city center
My stay here was excellent. The room was clean and tidy, and the housekeeping was impeccable throughout my four-night stay. The hotel's location is super convenient, close to the subway, Shinsaibashi, Namba, and other popular spots, saving a lot of travel time. The room amenities were complete, and the Japanese-style decor created a lovely atmosphere. I also enjoyed the city night views from my room. Overall, the service was good, and the staff were friendly, though there's a little room for improvement in some minor details. All in all, it offers great value for money. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Osaka and would recommend it to my friends.FromUS$56
Great1393 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.52km from city center
The location is super convenient for shopping around Umeda, which saved me a lot of time. The hotel's large public bath is great for unwinding after a long day of travel, though I wish the operating hours were longer. It gets really crowded, especially since they stop letting people in after 11:30 PM. It would be much more flexible if they could extend it by an hour. Oh, and there's an amazing BBQ restaurant, Market Kitchen, on B1 of Umeda Lucua 1000 where you can pick your own meat to grill – such a good deal! I was really happy staying in this area. All in all, I highly recommend this hotel.FromUS$73
Great4090 Reviews
Umeda Osaka|1.03km from city center
Staying at Hotel Granvia Osaka was such a pleasant experience! The location is unbeatable — right in the heart of Osaka, with shopping, restaurants and eateries all around, making it incredibly convenient to explore the city.
What I loved most is how central it is for travelling beyond Osaka too. With Osaka Station right there, it’s so easy to head out to places like Kyoto, Kobe and Kurashiki without wasting time getting across the city.
A special shout-out to Don at the hotel, whose service was truly top-notch. He spoke excellent English, was incredibly accommodating and made me feel very well taken care of. The hotel even upgraded my room for free, which was such a lovely surprise!
And for Pokémon fans — this is a bonus I absolutely loved! 😍 The Pokémon Center is just on the 13th floor, so you can literally pop down whenever you feel like browsing or shopping.
Overall, a fantastic base for an Osaka trip — excellent location, wonderful service, comfortable stay and plenty of shopping and dining right at your doorstep. Would definitely stay here again!FromUS$90
Great3882 Reviews
Umeda Osaka|1.34km from city center
Hotel is the most convenient stay near Osaka Station: it sits directly above JR Osaka Station’s Central Gate, so you step off the train and into the lobby without dragging luggage outside. Rooms are compact by Western standards but clean, quiet, and well‑equipped, with comfortable beds, city or courtyard views, and reliable free Wi‑Fi. The hotel’s real strength is location and service—staff are consistently praised as helpful and efficient, and you’re minutes from Umeda’s department stores, restaurants, and subway lines. On‑site dining ranges from casual cafes to higher‑end Japanese and Western options, plus a lounge bar; breakfast offers Japanese and Western choices. Ideal for transit‑heavy itineraries (Shinkansen at Shin‑Osaka, Kansai Airport via Haruka) and travelers who value time over large rooms.FromUS$134
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Great1512 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|2.48km from city center
The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the subway station and consists of two buildings: the main building and an annex. The rooms aren't huge, but they're a good size for hotels in the same price range. They offer 24-hour hot water, coffee, drinks, and a microwave for heating food, which is great. Free luggage storage is also available. There's a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk, so communication was seamless. Breakfast was decent too. The only downside, if I had to pick one, was the constant stream of tour groups. It's also just a 5-minute walk from the main shopping street in Shinsaibashi.FromUS$31
Great507 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.49km from city center
Unlike the Resol Kyoto Kawaramachi Sanjo, this hotel has a more relaxed atmosphere, set in the elegant Yodoyabashi and Kitahama business district, surrounded by beautiful historical buildings. Our room was slightly more spacious and exceptionally clean, while the staff were genuinely friendly and attentive.
We really enjoyed wandering around the neighbourhood and discovering its historic character. A comfortable and pleasant stay, and one we were very happy with.FromUS$60
Very Good1421 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|4.88km from city center
I always stay here when I come to Osaka. It's been renovated, and they've removed the doors, replacing them with pull-down blinds. It feels a bit insecure, but I guess it's okay. Even though it's technically safe, I don't *feel* safe. I have to take all my valuables with me when I shower, which really adds to the lack of security. I much prefer having a door. Still, I'll probably stay here again next time I'm in Osaka. The front desk staff speak Chinese, hehe.FromUS$14
Amazing1015 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.57km from city center
1. **Location**
This was my second visit to Osaka. Although it's part of the Umeda area, it's conveniently located midway between Namba and Umeda. It's situated between Nishi-Umeda Station and Higobashi Station on the Yotsubashi Line, and also close to Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line, making transportation very convenient. What's even more appealing is the Dojima underground shopping street right in front of the hotel, allowing direct underground access to Osaka Station, which was a huge plus for easy travel.
2. **Hotel Facilities**
According to the Palace Hotel Group, which developed the hotel brand, the name 'Zentis' is a combination of words and a naming concept derived from:
- **Zen (禅)**: The Eastern philosophical concept of 'Zen' representing peace of mind, emptiness, restrained aesthetics, and richness within restraint.
- **Intuition / Insight**: A space that resonates with the senses and intuition of individual guests.
- **Aesthetics**: A sophisticated design sense that is understated yet refined.
Indeed, the interior design of Zentis Osaka was handled by world-renowned designer Tara Bernerd, famous for skillfully blending traditional Japanese 'Zen' aesthetics (Eastern emptiness and naturalism) with modern Western sensibilities.
- **Use of Natural Materials**: Utilizes eco-friendly materials like wood, stone, and warm-toned fabrics.
- **Clean Design**: Avoids excessive decoration, emphasizing spatial openness and flow.
- **Peace of Mind**: Although located in the heart of the city (Osaka Dojima), the moment you step inside, it creates a serene atmosphere unique to 'Zen,' bringing a sense of calm and order.
The rooms were also clean, and I particularly liked that they had hardwood floors instead of carpet.
3. **Staff Friendliness**
I arrived early on the first day, intending to just drop off my luggage and go sightseeing, but they allowed an early check-in. All the staff were very kind and helpful, which I appreciated.
5. **Overall Conclusion**
If I visit Osaka again, I would definitely want to stay here.FromUS$141
Great595 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|3.24km from city center
This stay really exceeded my expectations! The location is absolutely fantastic – right outside Namba Subway Exit 6, and just a short walk to Takashimaya and Nankai Namba Station. It's incredibly convenient whether you're shopping, eating, or getting around, saving so much travel time. 💖
We booked a family room, and the kids absolutely loved the bunk bed. It was sparkling clean, and there was no unpleasant odor in the bathroom. The breakfast spread was excellent, with a wide variety from hot porridge to Western pastries, all fresh and delicious.FromUS$109
Great1030 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.5km from city center
Check-in was done via a self-service machine. The hotel's location is great, within a 10-minute walk to both Kitahama Station and Yodoyabashi Station. The room isn't large but it's well-equipped with a retractable small chair and a refrigerator, and it's also quite clean. There are washing machines and vending machines on the 2nd floor. The only downside is that the washing machines take a long time, so I spent a lot of time queuing to do laundry when I returned to the hotel at night. Also, the default wash + dry cycle isn't very effective, especially the drying. Other than that, there were no complaints, and overall, it was a comfortable experience!FromUS$36
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- Yu Garden Tickets
- hong kong disneyland tickets
- Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
- Shanghai Zoo Tickets
- Return flights from Busan to Osaka
- Direct flights from Taipei to Osaka
- Return flights from Yangon to Osaka
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- Cheap flights from Fukuoka to Osaka
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- Hotel Hankyu GRAN RESPIRE OSAKA
- GRAND HOSTEL LDK Osaka Shinsaibashi(Formerly THE STAY OSAKA Shinsaibashi)
- RIHGA Place Higobashi
- KOKO HOTEL Osaka Namba Sennichimae
- Hotel Arashi Nippombashi 1 No.006
- Hotel Arashi Daikokucho No.8113
- Hotel Arashi Nippombashi 2 No.008
- The OneFive Osaka Namba Kuromon
- APA Hotel and Resort Osaka Namba Ekimae Tower
- BAKURO - DOYANEN HOTELS
- Holiday Inn OSAKA NAMBA by IHG
- Grand Hostel LDK Osaka Shinsekai
- ANCHORED by RIHGA Osaka Namba
- Apartment Hotel 11 Shinimamiya 3
- BRACKETS HOTEL Osaka Hommachi
- The OneFive Osaka Namba Dotonbori
- Apartment Hotel 11 Namba Minami 2
- Centara Life Namba Hotel Osaka
- THE GATE HOTEL OSAKA by HULIC
- The OneFive Osaka Shinsekai
- Osaka Travel Essentials
- Osaka Connectivity Solutions
- Osaka SIM Card
- Osaka Day Tours
- Osaka Airport Services
- Osaka Costume Experience
- Osaka Transport Card
- Osaka Restaurant Discounts
- Osaka JR Pass
- Osaka Cultural Experience
- Japan SoftBank 4G/5G eSIM | TikTok & ChatGPT Available | Day Pass/Total Data Package | 24-Hour Billing | QR Code
- JR HARUKA Kansai Airport limited express ticket
- Sanyo Shinkansen — one-way ticket
- Osaka Nankai Electric Railway Rapi:t one-way e-ticket from Kansai Airport to Osaka Namba/Shin-Imamiya/Tengachaya Station
- Eat Osaka: Street Food Cooking in an Authentic Kitchen!