Celebrate Japan's kitchen with this Osaka distance sign, a tasty gift for foodies, Japan travellers and anyone who has wandered Dotonbori at night.
Osaka has long been called the nation's kitchen, and locals even have a word, kuidaore, for eating until you drop. Neon-lit Dotonbori, watched over by the famous Glico running man, is the place to try takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Osaka Castle was begun in 1583 by the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The city hosted the World Expo in 1970 and again in 2025, and Kansai International Airport was built on an artificial island in Osaka Bay, opening in 1994. Universal Studios Japan draws huge crowds too, and the Kyoto temples are only a short train ride away.
A6 is 10.5 × 14.8cm, A5 is 21 × 14.8cm, A4 is 28.3 × 19.7cm, and the biggest, A3, is 42 × 30.5cm. Both Clean and Rusted styles can be ordered. Put the distance, or a starting address, in the box on the product page and specify miles or km.
Pair it with the Tokyo long-format, Seoul or Hong Kong sign, or browse our international location signs.