Things To Do in Kadoma

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Panasonic Museum

4.3/5

14 Reviews

Museum

royal_tian01The Konosuke Matsushita History Museum records the development history of the Kingdom that was created by the god of management in Japan. The most interesting ones are those famous electrical appliances in history, from walkmans to mobile phones to various TV sets and refrigerators. As if looking back in history

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Universal Studios Japan

4.8/5

13,820 Reviews

NisaQuekit was a lovely experience! glad we manage to enjoy it before covid

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Osaka Castle

4.6/5

2,148 Reviews

Historical Architecture

cerelinaOsaka Castle is one of the most beautiful and famous castles in Japan. It’s from 1583 and has played a big role in the history of the country.

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Dotonbori

4.6/5

2,060 Reviews

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Amanda FerdynDōtonbori or Dōtombori is one of the principal tourist destinations in Osaka, Japan, running along the Dōtonbori canal from Dōtonboribashi Bridge

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Osaka Castle Park

4.6/5

1,315 Reviews

City Park

Lee Young143Odawara Castle is a landmark architecture of Odawara that many tourists visit.You can enjoy a 360-degree view of the area on the top floor of the castle tower and learn about the history of Odawara Castle in the exhibition room inside the castle tower. There are many places to enjoy within the castle's premise such as the Ninja-themed "NINJA Museum", a children's amusement park where parents can enjoy playtime with their children, and Odawara Castle Park where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons.

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Shinsaibashi

4.6/5

3,709 Reviews

Featured Neighborhood

D28***47This part of Osaka is like Camden town in London. Narrow streets, designer and vintage shops, street food, pubs and crowd always everywhere. The most visible difference with Camden market is the lack of trash and trashcans. We lived nearby, so with a convenient walk we could reach out to these streets anytime. This is a must-see area in Osaka for designer handbag lovers.