Japan: Day 3 - Osaka Castle

It's been ages since I made a post about my trip to Japan. So on our third day in Japan which was the 2nd of January, we visited the Osaka Castle which is literally the symbol of Osaka.

not to forget a map to get us around, and a train ticket
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Osaka Castle - 大阪城

with two warriors? haha

beautiful castle in a magnificent garden

We then caught the train back to Shinsaibashi station, which connected to Daimaru a department store

with two levels just for gyaru/gal brands

Since Daimaru is situated right on Shinsaibashi-suji, I just had to shop there lol

anyone spot Jun Komori? I think she's advertising for some dating or game site

Get's from that day:

That's all for now, I hope I can update posts more often
byee~

Japan: Day 1 (Osaka)

Some of you may know that I just came back from my trip to Japan, so this will be a recap. I arrived on the night of the 30th, so most of this post will be about the 31th (New Years Eve).

こんにちは日本! Hello Japan!

Arrived at Kansai International Airport which is situated in Osaka, and it was also our first stop in Japan. Our hotel was really close to Dotonburi, literally a 3 minute walk which is where many famous food vendors and shops are.

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The follow morning started with a quick breakfast at Sukiya (I think) because it was the only place we could find since most of the shops open after 10am and the price was amazing, for only around 400yen, it was very filling too

Around the Doutonburi Street area there were many places to explore, including places like Shinsaibashi-suji and Namba

some arcade along Doutonburi

The Glico Man pocky mmm

Gets from that day (many Uniqlo items):

- Uniqlo chino pants
- Uniqlo heattech jeans
- Uniqlo heattech shorts
- Vanilla (Park by One Way) jumper
- Uniqlo heattech top

And why all these Uniqlo items?
Because their fit is amazing! When I buy bottoms in Australia/Western countries, they never fit me properly the hip is either too loose or the thighs are too loose, but Uniqlo ones are perfect and the price is also very cheap, the chinos were about $20AUD, and the heattech jeans are around $50AUD.
Btw if you have Uniqlo in your country definantly go buy some heattech items; they keep you really warm, for example when I just arrive in Japan I had to wear stockings inside my jeans, but once I got these I didn't need the stockings anymore

A short video of Doutonburi Street