Osaka Living Guide
Osaka is located in the Kinki region in Honshu. The capital is Osaka-shi. Nara, Wakayama, Hyogo, and Kyoto are neighboring prefectures, while the southwest side faces Osaka Bay.
The climate is warm throughout the year. In the plains, there is almost no snowfall in the winter, and it is extremely hot in the summer.
Osaka has a lot of industrial areas, and many large companies have their headquarters. Osaka Castle and Universal Studios Japan are also popular tourist destinations.
Living Guide Articles tagged "Osaka"
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Foreigner's Communities in Osaka-Pref.
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Hiring Foreign Workers in Japan and How to Apply for Visa
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