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The origins of Osaka can be traced back to the 5th century. At this time, the area prospered as the economic and political heart of Japan in antiquity. Thought to be located somewhere near modern-day Chuo-ku in Osaka City, Naniwa-zu was at the time a newly-developed port used as an entryway into Japan from Korean, China, and other countries in ...
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Stretching along Osaka Bay and crisscrossed by rivers and canals, Osaka is known as the “city of water.” Its abundant waterways spurred its development and laid the groundwork for a thriving community. Many of Osaka’s most famous tourist sights lie along canals, rivers, or the seashore, including the bustling Minami district—home to Dōtonbori stree...
From the fifteenth century, Naniwa came to be known as Osaka. It grew in significance both militarily and as a transportation center, and leaders through the ages strove to control the area. In 1532, the Buddhist priest Rennyo established the fortified temple town of Ishiyama Honganji there. After the complex was destroyed in battle half a century ...
In the mid-nineteenth century, early foreign visitors to Osaka saw resemblances to European cities like Paris and Venice. As Japan modernized in the Meiji era (1868–1912), however, the city’s industrialization led it to be nicknamed the “Manchester of the East.” The Meiji government constructed facilities like the Osaka Mint and the Osaka Arsenal a...
Central Osaka was reduced to rubble in World War II, but the city made a remarkable recovery in the postwar era. The 1970 Osaka Expo, held in the Senri Hills to the north of the city with the theme of “Progress and Harmony for Mankind,” became a symbol for Japan’s high-growth period. The first World Exposition to take place in Asia, it attracted a ...
The Osaka Museum of History, opened in 2001, is located in a 13-story modern building providing a view of Osaka Castle. Its exhibits cover the history of Osaka from pre-history to the present day. Osaka Museum of Natural History houses a collection related to natural history and life.
Vor 4 Tagen · Osaka is the hometown of numerous notable figures, including Nobel novelist Kawabata Yasunari (born 1899), Nobel scientists Leo Esaki (1925) and Shinya Yamanaka (1962), architects Kenzō Tange (1913) and Tadao Andō (1941), and tennis star Naomi Osaka (1997). Ōsaka is a also national centre of the news media.
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13. Juli 2020 · Learn how Osaka developed from a peninsula to a city, and how its people, culture and economy changed over time. Explore the geography, demographics, religion and education of Osaka and its prefecture.
Learn about Osaka's history as a trading town, its culinary tradition of \"kuidaore\", and its festivals and landmarks. Explore Osaka Castle, Tenjin Festival, and Naniwa Yodogawa Fireworks Festival.
In 645, Osaka was the stage for a great historical event, the “Taika-no-kaishin”. When Emperor Kotoku left Asuka, the then traditional capital city of Japan, it resulted to relocating the capital to “Naniwa Nagara Toyosaki-no-miya”, now modern-day Osaka, in order to oppose the immense pressure of the Sui and Tang Empires. He quickly ...
