Travel Journal - Japan: The Famous Osaka Station

Hello traveler in the whole world...mappin... [//]:# (!worldmappin 34.70245 lat 135.49599 long d3scr)  This is still about my trip to Osaka on another winter day. My biggest regret on this trip to Osaka is not properly documenting the places I visited. It's totally my fault when I go traveling with someone; I kind of depend on my travel companion without properly documenting where I want to go. So, my biggest regret is that I had three days in Osaka, but I didn't visit many places. It turns out I missed a lot of places, and that's truly regrettable. Okay, instead of continuing to lament, it's best to share a short story about my trip using public transportation in Osaka, namely the train. The idea to visit this train station came from my travel companion. She said, "This is a very famous station," and I innocently responded, "Oh really?" You know, I wasn't sure about that information because it was already dark. I didn't see anything interesting about this station, and I only realized that truth while writing this post. That's why I feel so stupid. I should have made the most of my two weeks in Japan. Because I knew nothing and was apathetic, I didn't gain much experience. Hhhmmm… let it cook! ------ |  |  |  | | ----| ----| ----| |  |  |  | | ----| ----| ----| Speaking of Osaka Station, it's one of the busiest stations in Osaka. What I knew about Osaka Station was that it was very spacious and close to shopping centers. Unfortunately, it was already dark when I visited, so the only thing that really caught my eye was the crowds around the station.  |  |  | | ----| ----|  |  |  | | ----| ----| Just getting from the platform to the train to the exit takes a long time. You know the Japanese walking rhythm, right? It's like a flash... Something I struggle to keep up with in Japan. I struggle to keep up with the Japanese walking rhythm, and I'm always left behind by my travel companion. He's also not very experienced in Osaka, so when he needs to ask an officer something, I choose to sit quietly rather than follow him looking for an officer to ask.  I didn't know much about Osaka Station other than that it's spacious and has everything you need. Inside the station itself, you can find anything you want: snacks, clothes, even cute knick-knacks. You just need to take a little time to wander around. All I can share with you is the condition of the station which is crowded with people who are going from one place to another. Hopefully next time I can visit this place during the day.    Outside the station is a large park with some Christmas decorations. However, it was so dark and my phone was running low on battery, so I didn't take many photos outside the station. Can you share something interesting from my story about Osaka Station? Tell me something I don't know... ----- *Thanks in advance, to read my blog and hope you like my post!* *See you on the next post...* ----- ------ ------- ----