Osaka (大阪) is the third largest city in Japan, the central metropolis of the Kansai region.
Osaka city is administratively divided into 24 wards (区), but in common usage the following divisions are more useful:
1. Kita (キタ, "north") — the newer center of the city, including the Kita ward (北区). Umeda (梅田) is the main terminal. Department stores, theatres and boutiques are clustered around JR Osaka Station and Umeda Station, which serves several city and private railways.
2. Minami (ミナミ, "south") — the traditional commercial and cultural centre, composed of the Chuo (中央区) and Naniwa (浪速区) wards. Namba (なんば, 難波) is the main railway station, and the surrounding area has the department store and showy shopping. Shinsaibashi (心斎橋) and Horie (堀江) is the fashion area. Dōtonbori (道頓堀) is the best place to go for a bite to eat.
3. Semba (船場) — straddles the line between Kita and Minami, and contains the business districts of Yodoyabashi (淀屋橋), Kitahama (北浜), Doujima (堂島) and Hommachi (本町).
4. Tennōji (天王寺) or Abeno ( 阿倍野) — generally means the area around JR Tennōji Station and Abeno Station of subway and Kintetsu lines. Tennōji Park and Zoo are in the area.
When you enter the restaurant, they will give you a credit card. After that you will found that there are a lot of hawker stalls inside the restaurant. It can be said as a restaurant complex as you can find souvenir shop, games shop, exhibition ship and others beside food in that place. There are total 5 floor in that building so you can slowly talk your time walk around there. When you want to leave, you need to pass through a counter. This is the place where they check how much you spend using the credit card and then only you pay them the amount.
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