Osaka solo travel | The secrets of the hidden map 🦦

#大坂之旅 This Osaka solo trip was really rewarding! In addition to work photography, I spend my free time exploring the city's lesser corners. Now I want to share with you the great shop I found~ Awaiya books This community coffee shop in Fukushima is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and is super quiet. Lychee soda is not only delicious, but also looks great. There are a lot of books available for borrowing in the store, which is very suitable for a person to come and daydream, read, and enjoy a quiet time. Amadeo Coffee Shop あまでお A breakfast shop near Umeda, run by a lovely grandpa. Before 11am, toast with coffee or tea is only 500 yen. Grandpa roasts the beans himself, and the toast is also freshly roasted and full of aroma. There is only grandpa in the store, so please wait patiently. FOLK Old Book Store An independent bookstore hidden on the basement floor of a curry shop, with many second-hand books and magazines, as well as designer merchandise. Although the space is small, I spent almost an hour strolling around and was very happy. The house of children It's right next to FOLK, owned by the same boss. Full of picture books, as well as super cute ornaments and peripherals, it is full of childishness. Nakanoshima Park My favorite place in Osaka, away from tourists and can hear the sounds of nature. Walking along the park, you can pass by the Children's Book Forest Library and Tadao Ando's Green Apple. There are also many art galleries and libraries to visit. It's super romantic. Spectacle Kitahama The blue building next to Nakanoshima offers a view of the river from the window seats on the second floor. The curry rice for lunch is super delicious, and I spent a wonderful afternoon watching the hustle and bustle of the traffic. Embankment Coffee A stand-alone cafe on the Nakanoshima Riverbank, with riverside views from the window. The milk coffee is delicious, and the cinnamon cheesecake has a light cinnamon flavor that is not greasy. Nakazaki-cho This small neighborhood next to Umeda has coffee, desserts, vintage clothes, and grocery stores. It is a great place to stroll around. Sakae Sushi Next time you go to Osaka, don’t forget to check in at these niche spots!