Japan Trip: Day 5; Osaka, Universal Studio Japan, Citywalk

Today I went to Universal Studio Japan, I got up at 7 and ride on a bus for 40 minutes. USJ is located at the city of Osaka and it is located near universal citywalk. The ticket cost ¥6000, I walked around the park until 16.30.

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There’s quite a lot of attraction in here and their specialty is the spiderman show, it is a simulator show, so basically you just sit on the seat and enjoy it. The architecture of the building is great and very realistic, and there’s a small lake inside as well.

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There’s a lot variety of food, so you can choose your lunch based on your tounge. I eat Western food called “Manhattan” (fish set) which cost ¥2999 ($29). That’s the most expensive restaurant in USJ and decorated with European style. I do a lot of snacks shopping as well, and there is so many shop inside. Children love it here, from Hello Kitty cafe to Snoopy cafe they’ve got it.

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At 16.30 I walked around the citywalk, there’s. Hard Rock cafe and Mos Burger, but. I ate in bufett restaurant called AEN Table, the cold soba taste good. If you want to buy souvenirs, they sell many japanese snack and keyring.

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After I got back to my hotel, I walked to Osaka station near my hotel (Dai Ichi). I went to Daimaru department store again (yesterday I went to Daimaru in Shinsabashi) and looked around.

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