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Experience Edo Period @ Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

A walk through the ancient streets and experienced Osaka back in 1830s (the edo period) at the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living. The re-production of Naniwa Osaka street scene and buildings with transition between day and night are simulated gave us the feeling how life was in the old times of Osaka. The museum is a complete model of the Edo-time Osaka, the only one in Japan and we can rent yukata during our visit.

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Experience Edo Period @ Osaka Museum of Housing and Living 


Here is a little more about the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living (Kurashi no Konjakukan) containing a life sized Osaka street scene re-production from the ancient Edo time (1603-1867) to the more recent Showa Periods. The bustling atmosphere of a merchant’s household in Osaka, decorations for the Tenjin Festival, annual seasonal events and also people’s daily live activities.

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The Street @ Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

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There are 10 exhibition rooms on the 9th floor started with the cabinetmaker, cosmetics shop, import store, fabric shop, bathhouse, doll shop, bookstore, meeting hall, apothecary and row of houses.


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The meeting hall

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The fabric shop
 
 As we walked along the exhibitions rooms we experience how people’s daily living environments during the edo period. Certain exhibition rooms are allowed to enter so we went in and took photos of the exhibit.

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Overall it was really fun and a great way to experience Osaka living and culture during the olden days.

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Rent Yukata for only 200 Yen
You can rent Yukata with the slipper for 30 minutes for only 200 Yen. I would advise you to rent it because it if really a good experience for you especially when you take photos in the museum. Go there early in the morning because by oon the queue to rent the Yukata will be too long. The yukata is available for female and male.

How to get there Osaka Museum of Housing and Living via public transport?
Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is located in the northeastern part of Kita-ku (ward) in Osaka. Take Tanimachi Subway or the Sakaisuji Subway or Tenjinbashisuji 6-chrome station. Use exit No. 3. About 7-minute walk from Tenma Station on the JR Loop line.

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Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
Address: 8Floor 6-4-20 Tenjimbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan
Tel: 06-6242 1170
Admission Fee: 600 yen (Adults), 300 yen (High school and university students)
Opening Hours: 10:00 am to 17:00 pm (last entry 16:30 pm)
Closed on Tuesdays and day after national holidays, 3rd Monday of each month and days around New Year

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Osaka Amazing Pass 2015

Osaka Amazing Pass 2015
We are using the Osaka Amazing Pass 2015 to take the train and also get free admission to Osaka Museum of Housing and Living. In Japan the best way to move around the city is to use their comprehensive public transports.

If you plan to go around Osaka and visit most of the tourist spots you should get this Osaka Amazing Pass 2015. You can have unlimited rides and free admission to the places that you wanted to go. That is a big savings and also you can visit as many places as you want. The 2 days pass is more worth it and gives you more time and flexibility to explore Osaka.

The Osaka Amazing Pass 2015 is the public transportation (trains and buses), free admission to 28 tourist spots and facilities, special offers at famous spots plus special offers at restaurants and shops. 

Price: Osaka Amazing Pass 2015 1 Day pass is 2300 Yen and 2 Days Pass is 3000 Yen.

Availability: You can purchase the Osaka Amazing Pass 2015 at all stationmasters’ offices at Subway/New Tram, commutation pass sale office at subway stations (except at Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station), tourist information center and at certain hotels.


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Thanks to AirAsia X and Universal Studios Japan for this invaluable experience in Osaka. AirAsia X has 5 flights to and from KLIA2 to Kansai (Osaka) per week on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. For more information about AirAsia X, please visit http://www.airasia.com

17 comments:

  1. Japan is a country that I definitely would love to visit one day. Thanks for the tips, especially on Osaka Amazing Pass.

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  2. I was just eyeing the ticket to Osaka this January because only 300 bucks lol, more reasons to get it now thanks to your blog post! Thanks for sharing about the pass :D

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  3. A must place to visit !! You are looking like Ranma 1/2 sister with the kimono heee so gorgeous !

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  4. U looks so beautiful in kimono... Great visit to japan..

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  5. the perfect japanese lady, kelly. hehe.. looking really good in the kimono!

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  6. Dear you looks beautiful with the Yukata. Hope to visit Osaka myself someday. :)

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  7. 200 yen rental of yukata is cheap!! :D It looks so good on you

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  8. So jealous, you can experience the Japan culture. I wish I can go Osaka too.

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  9. Such good experience to wear kimono. You look absolutely stunning in kimono! I like travelling to a place, and act like a local, will try out kimono next time. haha.

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  10. Wah 200 yen for 30 minutes is a good bargain! I would totally rent it for the experience. You look so pretty in the kimono hehe.

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  11. you looks so beautiful on the Yukata dear. I just try on the Korea Hanbok last week at Korea. Hope to try Yukata too in Japan. :D

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  12. Love seeing you in that Yukata... I wish I can also visit and try the Edo period there in Osaka... I love doing these kind of things alot!!!

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  13. You looks pretty in Yukata. You must had so much funs with all the bloggers there.

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  14. So preetttty in Yukata la! Like model only! I plan to try it when I visit Osaka too XD

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  15. who's that cute japanese girl in your blog? haha you look totally gorgeous in the yukata

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