Japan's Most Dangerous Neighborhood?

Once described as Japan's most dangerous neighbourhood, Osaka’s Shinsekai no longer lives up to its infamous reputation. Although the area has its rough edges and homeless problems it is a must-see for visitors to Osaka.

Step into Osaka’s Shinsekai district, where the streets are bursting with color, neon lights, and quirky restaurant designs! 🌸🍜 In this short video, you’ll see vibrant and outlandish restaurant exteriors, giant food displays like oversized tempura and takoyaki, and the iconic Tsutenkaku Tower shining over the city.

From flashy lanterns to massive 3D signs of Japanese dishes, Shinsekai is a feast for the eyes and a must-see for visitors to Osaka. Whether you’re here for street food, retro Japan vibes, or Instagram-worthy photo spots, this district has it all.

This video was shot on a Friday evening in August during the height of the tourist season and despite so many reports of over tourism so many restaurants appear half empty. This video will show you that there is a grittier side to Japan particularly in the surrounding streets.

If you're planning a trip to Osaka, Japan, don't skip Shinsekai. It's a neighborhood full of history, street food, and surprises.

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📍 Location: Shinsekai, Osaka, Japan
📌 Highlights: Tsutenkaku Tower, giant Japanese food replicas, colorful izakaya fronts, unique Osaka nightlife atmosphere.
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