I can't believe that's the baby.

I'm so confused.

Worst mother.

Like I'm impressed.

Uh, yeah.

Okay, so I am in my business.

Hotel and Japanese business hotels are super tiny, super cheap, but affordable.

I feel like this would be like the size of a walk in closet in America.

This one, I think, is 9000 yen for only one night.

So if you're staying a couple nights, I think that's pretty reasonable, though over here you have your desk literally like the space between me and that.

The desk and the bed is like I can touch the desk, got in my bed, Ignore the crap on my bed.

This is a very small bed of your big, tall person.

It's probably not going to be the most comfortable.

It's perfect for one person.

And, yeah, this is the entrance, and this is the bathroom.

I'll turn on the light.

The lights are usually outside the door in Japan and hotels, just so you know.

But also there's always in a business hotel of Big Step.

So be careful when you come out of the bathroom or into the bathroom.

You step up on Teoh or into the bathroom.

And these floors air, like usually fast drying floors kind of soaks up the water.

Forget any on it.

Yeah, This is like a business hotel, A bathroom.

Everything's like made of plastic blank.

Everything in this room can get wet.

I am in Osaka or the next day, and I'm gonna show you the aquarium, and I'm gonna show you shopping center going to show you some other parts of Osako.

We're gonna meet somebody tomorrow at 9 a.m. On and I have a friend here with me, and he's also youtuber like I mentioned before.

And so I'm supposed to meet him very soon, and we're gonna go get something to eat.

So maybe we could find something like an easy Kaya or like okonomiyaki or something.

That's like very Osaka Osako related.

I guess you could say I'm gonna fix my makeup and head out in just a minute.

So it's been years since I visited Osaka, and I was most definitely happy to be back.

Everyone here is more laid back than Tokyo, and it was nice to hear Osaka's Kansai dialect everywhere I went.

It's been so long that blessing here in Modeled on I Was like 22 I'm like 28 down.

So Osaka is iconic for its vibrant colors and quirky signs of architecture.

Not to mention this is the best place to get Takayuki octopus balls and yaki soba fried noodles.

Literally.

There was a shop for this on every single quarter, right?

So we got, like, legit Takayuki and legit Yaki soba.

And I'm so excited right now.

It's like smoking Osaka cuisine is a must try when you visit.

Not to mention the nightlife is a huge deal.

It's almost as if Osaka is brighter at night than during the daytime.

The theme Next day we went to kill You Gone.

Osaka's famous aquarium are at Yukon right now, and it is one of the most famous aquariums in Osaka.

In Japan, probably in Japan.

We're gonna head inside, and we're going to see some of the most amazing fish.

They have one of the most famous whale sharks.

I think there's like two whale sharks here that you can see.

It's pretty popular.

You see a lot of pictures of it online, so we're gonna go inside and check it out.

Tell you.

God is aesthetically pleasing in so many ways.

Marine life is displayed in 15 tanks, each representing a specific region of the Pacific Rim.

The central tank, representing the Pacific Ocean, is nine meters deep and home to a whale shark, the aquarium's main attraction.

Ever since I was a little kid, my favorite exhibit was penguins, so we had visited.

I was certainly confused, Surprised at what I saw.

OK, so we're at the Penguin exhibit, and this used to be my favorite when I was a kid and they have a may be here, but the baby looks huge, bigger than all the rest.

Oh my God, I can't believe that's the baby.

I'm so confused, Mother, I'm impressed.

The set up of this aquarium is mind blowing.

Visitors start their tour of the aquarium on the eighth floor and solely spiral down floor by floor around the central tank.

I'm just some of the tank stretch over several floors, making it possible to observe the animals from different depths and perspectives.

One of the coolest experiences here is being able to touch and interact with the sharks and stingrays.

There's a shark in the water, surprised Japanese salamander is here kind of hiding, and I feel like a lot of the animals were sleeping.

It took about an hour and 1/2 to look through everything here.

And I have to say this is one of the best and well kept aquariums I have been to in Japan.

That was the end, wary of really, really enjoyed it.

It was really cool.

I think that was like one of the bus that I've seen this one.

It was very aesthetic.

It's great, like the architecture was like Well, like with build of with Place was really interesting and it was like a maze kind of.

Would you think Charles first time in an aquarium time after exploring the aquarium can hop over to the shopping center next door to check out the 80 style Osaka Food Street.

This place depicts what it looked like years ago set with traditional Japanese music and traditional Japanese food.

We were very hungry, so we opted for some okonomiyaki, which is a savory and delicious Japanese pancake.

Okay, so I'm finally having okonomiyaki in waiting for this moment.

Way got today So more like a combination between Yoox Sova and wait.

So I'm gonna try to soothe.

While I munched on the seafood version, Charles tried the beef version of the modern Yockey.

Got a sniff it first.

Rule number one.

How is it between the two, the seafood one and the beef one.

I actually like to see food one more Charles like before.

More had a little bit of different ingredients in it.

Like it was more like Nikki.

Like Tanya Green onion and like spinach and stuff in the one.

But the seafood was more like it.

Original tastes.

So I prefer that one.

After filling our bellies with delicious food, we wanted to explore a little more of Osaka has to offer.

Check out a medical.

Muta is basically the Harajuku of Osaka.

We are in America mood.

Oh, right now it's very hip, stylish area from the 1973.

I want to come over here.

The reason why it's called America Muta is because there are some, like in fort shops that were around this area way back in the day that we're selling stuff from America.

That's what I call in America Buddha.

But it's a it's kind of like the hostage Agu of Osaka.

Many people come here to hang out with friends, shop and eat delicious street food.

But another place that interested us was the Snake Cafe, where you can eat, drink and hang out with all types of snakes.

You can chill with tiny snakes, medium sized snakes, large snakes and sneaky snakes.

There may even be a lizard or two.

You must order one drink in order to hold any of the snakes.

It's a little pricey, but I thought it was pretty cool.

So chill.

He's resting.

There's a lot of snakes to choose from, but I wanted to try the biggest one, like sweeping over here.

After a long day, we opted for some cheap, easy kaya food at Tony Keys.

Oh, coo.

This place is everywhere in Japan, but it also has a variety of food to choose from.

Always rice, it cooks for like 30 minutes on.

It tastes so good when it's done.

Osaka is beautiful in its own way, as most places in Japan.

It was nice to be reunited with this eccentric part of Japan, and I fell in love with it all over again.

Thanks for watching and let me know in the comments below a some awesome places to visit in Osaka or where you would like to check out if you were to visit, subscribe and like for more videos like this, and I'll see you guys next time.