Osaka and Kyoto Free Travel

I don't have a detailed itinerary, just want to share my days in Osaka. I did visit Shinsaibashi. Bustling, crowded, and diverse—these three words perfectly describe this place. People from all over the world brushed past me, surrounded by neon lights and a cacophony of sounds. The shops and bars around gave me a sense of overwhelming charm. I definitely want to explore it more thoroughly next time. Now, let's focus on Kyoto! How can an international city, with its modern skyscrapers, perfectly preserve the essence of an ancient capital? 😍 Temples, shrines, and ema (wooden prayer plaques)—you can spot spires from the old streets everywhere. Kyoto has officially become my favorite destination in Japan. The air is filled with fragmented prayers in various languages in front of the temples. People might be wishing for jobs, love, relationships, or good health. I can't guarantee their wishes will come true, but I sincerely hope that everyone passing through or living here stays safe and healthy.