大阪が面白いかもしれない。Perhaps Osaka is interesting after all.

Osaka has always played second fiddle to Kyoto. Kyoto has the Golden Temple, Kiomizudera, Gion and all the famous stuff. Osaka doesn't. If you asked me ten years ago what I thought of Osaka, I would have said grey. But I didn't know anything.

I still don't know anymore first hand, as the only experience I've had of Osaka since I visited in 1983 was an hour in the train station.

Osaka does in fact, have a great deal to offer. Especially if you like a decent nosh (and you're not gluten intolerant). Osaka is famous for its okonomiyaki, takoyaki, and lots of other things, usually using flour.

Ingrid Williams of the (not failing) New York Times gives you a rundown of how to fill 36 hours in Japan's second biggest city. (They say Yokohama is, but seriously, Tokyo and Yokohama have fused, and are one.)  

She had me at Michelin star yakitori. Love yakitori. 

She had a great weekend with late night drinks, early fun times, coffee,  souvenir shopping, and generally immersing herself in the culture.
I wanna go. 

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