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Osaka, Japan, is a vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage and a blend of modern and traditional attractions. Here are some of the principal streets, roads, and city districts of Osaka:

Principal Streets and Roads

1. Midosuji Boulevard
   • A major north-south street running through the heart of Osaka, connecting Umeda in the north to Namba in the south.
   • Known for its ginkgo trees, luxury boutiques, and offices.
2. Shinsaibashi-suji
   • A famous shopping street that runs parallel to Midosuji, extending from Shinsaibashi to Namba.
   • Known for its shopping arcades, fashion stores, and vibrant atmosphere.
3. Dotonbori Street
   • Located in the Namba district, it is one of Osaka’s most famous streets.
   • Known for its neon lights, bustling nightlife, and the iconic Glico running man sign.
4. Sakaisuji Avenue
   • Runs parallel to Midosuji and is known for its business district, electronics shops, and traditional markets.
5. Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street
   • The longest shopping street in Japan, stretching about 2.6 km.
   • Known for its variety of shops, restaurants, and traditional Japanese goods.

Principal Districts

1. Umeda (Kita District)
   • A major commercial and business hub in northern Osaka.
   • Known for its skyscrapers, department stores, shopping malls, and Umeda Sky Building.
2. Namba (Minami District)
   • A major entertainment and shopping district in southern Osaka.
   • Famous for its nightlife, street food, shopping streets like Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi, and landmarks like the Namba Parks complex.
3. Shinsaibashi
   • Known for its covered shopping streets, luxury brand stores, and fashion boutiques.
   • Popular with both tourists and locals for shopping and dining.
4. Tennoji
   • Known for its historic temples like Shitennoji, the Tennoji Park, and the Tennoji Zoo.
   • Home to the Abeno Harukas, the tallest skyscraper in Japan.
5. Osaka Bay Area
   • Features attractions like Universal Studios Japan, Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, and Tempozan Ferris Wheel.
   • Known for its waterfront developments and entertainment options.
6. Osaka Castle Area
   • Centered around the historic Osaka Castle, a major tourist attraction.
   • The surrounding park is popular for cherry blossom viewing in spring.
7. Nakanoshima
   • An island in central Osaka, known for its museums, the Nakanoshima Park, and government buildings.
   • A cultural and administrative center with picturesque scenery.
8. Nishinari
   • Known for its traditional atmosphere, budget accommodations, and Shinsekai district.
   • Home to Tsutenkaku Tower and a variety of unique local eateries.

These streets and districts encapsulate the essence of Osaka, offering a mix of shopping, entertainment, culture, and history.