Tourist Guide Osaka
2.5 million people live in Osaka, Japan's third largest and second most important
city.
It was previously known as Naniwa, once Japan's capital city.
In the 16th century, it could become Japan's capital, but later government was
moved to the far Edo, the present Tokyo.
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More Travel Guides in Japan:
Nara (About 18.1 mi) - Kobe (About 20.1 mi) - Kyoto (About 28.4 mi)
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| Nara - 18.1 mi | |
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Nara is a landlocked prefecture situated in the midst of Kii peninsula on the western half of Honshu, Japan. It is a part of Kinki or Kansai region of the country.
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| Kobe - 20.1 mi | |
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Kobe, located in the Kansai region, is the capital city of Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. This important port city houses around 1.5 million inhabitants and is a part of the... |
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