Osaka, Japan
Osaka is an enormous metropolis with almost 20 million inhabitants when you include the nearby cities, yet everything functions as if it were a much smaller city—traffic, metro, and train connections. We had a very nice hotel with an Italian restaurant at the bottom, which we used only on the last day while waiting for our departure to the airport. You should definitely eat Japanese food in Japan as it is also healthy—a lot of seafood, no bread, smaller portions, and many soups (miso soup, udon noodle soup, ramen, etc.)….read more
