Continues from the previous post, before heading into Kyoto,
Just see some pictures from day 2 in Osaka.
We went to the last station of one of the Subway line, reaching Tennoji at the morning.
Heard some history about it, probably consider as one of the old temple exist in the chaotic Osaka town.
Tennoji ( 天龙寺) in Osaka
Path on the way into the main temple of
Tennoji.
Then, just few stations away from Tennoji, we visited Den-den Town. (电子街)
Where it is a paradise for P orn, Anime, Idols, GunFire players, UFO catchers and gaming sports.
Den-den street at the early morning.
Clean road.
Gudetama UFO catcher :3
Shingeki no kyojin UFO catcher
BB-gun and BB-Machine guns in Den-den Town
gosh! just because of the kastam....
Afterwards, we went to Osaka Cultural Museum, with discount ticket through Kansai Pass.
Lots of architectural models were spotted inside,
together with explanation along with Osaka's development timeline.
Kinda interesting when u can actually read through their generation revolved through architectural styles, dressing styles and even arts development.
We estimated them to be roughly a 1:50 scale model.
Model showing after modernism strikes in Osaka.
Vehicles modeling.
Rooms showing in plan.
Late modernism.
The museum allowed visitors to dress in Kimono to walk around, probably a better way to experience their culture, the fees to rent the Kimono isnt expensive, roughly about 300-400 yen.
People wearing Kimono walking around.
Me n Yinghwei, resting?
Spotting some onee-chan.
An explation of Tsutenkaku (通天阁) of its architectural history.
This tower was consider as one of the symbolic landmark of Osaka city.
Later on, we went to visit the Osaka Museum of Sciene designed by Caesar Pelli featuring its steel exposure design.
Bridge heading to the museum.
Far view before reaching the museum.
Yea, the steel expression was there.
Basically, u can visit the museum with some cheap entrance fee, some exhibition required more expensive charges.
I didn't manage to capture the interior of the museum, it was built in totally underground, only its public reception are visible on the ground level.
Space was wide, waiting area was huge as well.
Despite its breathtaking outlook, interior at the contrast was a bit unexpectedly, ordinary.
Hah.. please allow me to comment so.
Time leaving was abit late...
Leaving at sunset.
Just Osaka took me two posts to write about, ahh.
Im still thinking to write a post regarding food and transports. Stay tuned!
