Anyway, I leave tonight, but I want to do something, really?

Osaka s before leaving.

So we're going to start by grabbing some food.

Street food is the goal, and somebody is the place for street food is actually one very specific street food that I've always wanted to try.

So let's just let's go this way.

That is a deal right there.

Yeah, I'd be that surprised, too.

And there it is.

Passed a and pizza.

I'm just kidding.

I didn't come all the way up the coast to grab past it.

Pizza.

You know what?

This looks like?

The place right here, making it a year ago.

It's not like there's any shortage of places to eat Your heart just give you an idea of what it was.

It was like a sandwich just filled with Rosa.

Here's a picture I pulled off of Google.

So I guess the mission now is to find food.

And while the main street was super crowded, the river seems like Thetis.

This is my jam.

Be quiet, less crowded responsible.

Here we come.

Wait For the last three days recording the 20th anniversary concert of the Yoshida brothers.

Yeah, I did shoot some of that.

And some of the behind the scenes, but all be coming up as well look crazy and crowded and busy.

It is up here versus down in the river.

Look at the crowds in this show.

10 guy, This just just No, no, thank you.

I'm happily heading back down to the river.

It's so quiet down here.

Osaka cheese dog, which looked suspiciously like Korean cheese dogs.

O Connor, Me, AKI here already have that during this trip.

Got some guys.

You're doing some motive.

Reputation for friendly people.

Hold up next.

Here I am searching for some kind of street food I think they were actually selling for Why don't I just grab food from them to a get down, go anywhere?

But it's good when you know the mochi is fresh on.

And I I am so far from home right now.

Came out here to grab that gratuitous Osaka shot.

I think there's some weird YouTube rule that you're supposed to start the video here, but now I'm looking out of that show.

10 guys just don't believe that day and there's two more things that I want to do here in Osaka, Number two is going to the Made the sky building, and number one is really more about how I get there.

I looked on the map and it says that it would be a better 35 40 minutes to get there by train or an hour by foot.

So we knew little exploring of the city as we head there, because it wouldn't be my video we didn't explore The city by foot.

Thing is neat.

They say that blue light helps reduce anxiety and makes people less impulsive.

So if you've ever been on a Tokyo train platform, you'll notice that a lot of platforms have a bright blue light in salt.

At the end, I'll be a dark fact.

Those were installed to reduce instances of people jumping in front of trains, walking along the river for a while now.

But I should probably actually hit the back street just such a beautiful day.

It's hard not to walk alongside the river.

Nice for all the street food available of the restaurant spaces air not to be overlooked.

Lucky this here this place beautiful things.

Blue Place has a nice little sofa and seating area up here.

There's a little patio space out here.

Menu is not too expensive either.

Cool.

Alright, I would love how much you could find by stepping off the main streets and going out of the main areas.

I'm five, maybe 10 minutes away from the main shopping.

Even that street was little to Maine for May.

So stepping into some of the factory way garbage trucks like music like that also unlike Tokyo, pretty much every back street I have gone down so far still has, Like people everywhere, I have yet to find a fly in space that could just be the area.

But there are people everywhere also.

I love how bare bones, this parking structure.

You gotta enjoy the simple things right?

This'll building here has these things right here.

And someone once told me that these originated in Kyoto to stop people from standing under awnings in the rain.

Humans could be so kind to each other, sometimes still pretty bummed that they didn't have that kills a sandwich.

If there's one thing that Japan lacks products, consistency never fall in love with product.

In Japan, chances are the next time you get it will not be there has happened to me so many times.

Yea, and I can finally see the destination off there in the background.

Admittedly, this has been a much longer walk than I expected it to be like Tokyo.

Osaka doesn't have a little hidden shrines and temples in the back streets to find so pretty pretty chill.

Walk over.

I need a copy.

Desperately.

FamilyMart has the best coffee of all the convenience stores.

This building is massive to and of course, the beautiful blue skies and turned into overcast Right before I get up there was kind of hoping to get the sunset roll with the punches.

Yet what you get For the first time I saw this building, I was like, Oh, I've gotta check that out.

But then I realized it was a little sucker and I was like, What?

I'm probably not going to host anytime soon, but here we are.

So I look, let's head up.

How much would it suck if we came this far and it was closed for the day, Like Hell Website says it's open, but I don't always trust the information I get online.

Even the area around the building is actually quite nice little gardens and ponds and stuff like that to check out.

So I was in the elevator with what I can only describe as the two loudest people in Japan.

So instead of that audio, here's some elevator music.

Enjoy coming every elevator.

I thought that it was really cloudy, bombed out of notes.

It's the coating they have on the windows.

It's made to make it look like that sneaky cool things that up until this point, it's completely free.

You don't need to pay until you actually get up and go to go into the observatory.

Which means pretty much anybody can take that elevator or these escalators, a rare escalator experience.

You thank your ticket theme.

It seems like at the back here they have a nice little cafe seating area.

Look at that river view on, and that thes views air nice and all that.

But we still have to get up to the top and see what it looks like.

It is really nice up here.

You get a 360 degree view.

For the most part, you can even see down to the T K P building there that has the highway running through it.

We passed under there.

There, That was definitely coming back up is dark up here.

Now, is these black lights That kind of illuminating sparkles on the ground also considerably more crowded here at night.

It's during the daytime.

So take that into consideration If you're planning on coming out seriously, There were a lot of people up here like have you just something about a river at night?

Really Short day, eight hours might not be enough to fully enjoy way.

In reality, this is very much with the area.

Looks like right here.

I remember what it was like.

A people are clearly rebels trains back to Tokyo like every six or seven minutes.

There are areas in Tokyo that don't get that many trains construction.

Last time I came out, the old soccer was 15 years ago, and that was literally just to use it as a base so I could go out and spend some time in Kyoto's is actually my first time exploring Osaka.