🗺️ Taki Mikoji (Takimi Koji)

The food street located on the basement level of the Umeda Sky Building recreates the nostalgic atmosphere of the Showa era, featuring stone-paved alleys, tiled roofs, and lattice doors, allowing visitors to experience a feeling as if they have traveled back in time to the Showa period. The building is almost entirely filled with dining establishments, including Osaka's famous local delicacies such as okonomiyaki shops and kushikatsu specialty stores, as well as a tonkatsu rice bowl shop located in Namba, along with Japanese cuisine, izakayas, shabu-shabu, sushi, and more, totaling around 20 different types of eateries. The wide array of meal options makes it difficult to choose. Walking through the stone-paved alley, you can see charming street scenes such as hand-pumped wells, round mailboxes, Inari shrines, and vintage posters, making it photogenic from any angle. Additionally, there is a display of the popular "Midget" three-wheeled trucks from the period of rapid economic growth, making just walking around a lot of fun. Strolling through the nostalgic space of Takimi Alley, located within the ultra-tall Umeda Sky Building, offers a unique experience that contrasts sharply with modern design, allowing for new discoveries and enjoyment.

Experience the feeling of traveling back in time to Japan's Showa era. Enjoy a variety of Osaka delicacies and Japanese cuisine, including okonomiyaki, kushikatsu, shabu-shabu, and sushi at multiple restaurants. The charming street scenes featuring hand-pumped wells and round mailboxes are photogenic from every angle. There's also a rare display of the "Midget" three-wheeled truck.