The subway is the most definite easy way to move around in Osaka. However, there are many, many lines that span the city from north to south and east to west. In each subway station there are so many gates and so many lines that interconnect. One hasty move may take you to a destination far off from where you plan to be.
During this trip it was Nissa who was most alert about our subway rides. Both she and her dad worked hand in hand at figuring out which lines to take and which exit head for. After doing the Metro in Paris and London Underground last year, Nissa was more confident at discovering our routes in and out the Osaka Subways. Yeahhh....Mommy wasn't too stress and could rest a bit.
Nissa leading the way...this way Mom :)
Most subway stations are multiple levels as there are many lines that go in different directions
There's the red line and there's also the blue line....can be quite confusing at times
Once you emerge to the street level, the view could be somewhat varied
Fresh flowers for sale
Multiple level open car parks just like this one
Local eateries where Osakans chill out after a long day at work
Yessss....food but not for us
There was a kebab place but it was closed
More flowers....but hurry up...
So...that's where we were heading to
to ride the Tempozan Ferris Wheel
The Tempozan Ferris Wheel is considered as one of the biggest ferris wheel in the world
It's a 15 mins ride in the wheel
View of Osaka Harbour area from the ferris wheel
Her reaction after the ride
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