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Chapters. 33. Welcome to Osaka

Two days later.

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The plane landed smoothly at a Japanese airport, after several hours of flying. Eventually they both arrived at this SAKURA land. But only the two of them, because Rio's parents still have to stay for a few days, just monitor the next development, there Rio has ordered some of his men, there, to look after Mommy Kazumi and Daddy Ken Zhin. Call it the name of the city, OSAKA.

OSAKA has direct flights with major cities in the world. One of them is named Kansai International Airport, which is built on an artificial island. While the domestic airport is Osaka International Airport located in the city of Itami and the city of Toyonaka which is directly adjacent to the city of osaka.

Osaka is a water metropolis known for its rivers and the largest number of bridges in Japan. There are two urban centers in Osaka, Umeda to the north, and Namba to the south. The two city centers are connected by a main road called Midosuji. Japanese trading offices, banks, and conglomerates are generally centered around Midosuji Street. Midosuji Street is known for its views of the yellowing leaves of the ginkgo trees in autumn.

Osaka is also famous for its Kuidaore culture (eating as much), which is eating and eating until it is not strong enough to eat again and fall flat on its back. Osaka's signature foods are okonomiyaki (egg fries stuffed with cabbage slices with meat or seafood toppings), takoyaki, and kushikatsu (vegetable or meat sticks wrapped in bread flour and then fried). Okonomiyaki, Takoyaki, and Udon (mi from wheat flour) are examples of konamono culture (food from wheat flour) that Osaka people love. Awa-okoshi (loosely sweet rice) and konbu (drained seaweed) are typical souvenirs of Osaka.

For the Osaka people as well as for people living in western Japan, the word "meat" (niku) without explaining the type, means beef. In Osaka, if not previously stated, generally sukiyaki means beef sukiyaki. The Osaka people are famous as great businessmen. Once a year during the Tooka Ebisu festival (9, 10, 11 January), merchants and business owners in Osaka will not miss the opportunity to visit the Ebisu temple to be smooth in business.

The most famous Ebisu temple in Osaka is Imamiya-Ebisu which is located near the Namba Parks mall. Osaka people generally like to be frank, open and have more humor compared to Japanese people in general. This openness favors Osaka as a center of international trade. Osaka people who have more humor make Osaka as a city that produces best-selling Manzai comedians who then moved to Tokyo and became a host on television. Yoshimoto Shin-kigeki's comedy-drama performance is Osaka's original entertainment that is famous throughout Japan.

The striking difference between Osaka and other cities in Japan is the side where it stands on the walking stairs. In Osaka, the user of the walking ladder must stand on the right, while the left is the path to precede. Osaka people can be quickly recognized from the side of the stand while climbing the stairs. The habit of standing on the right side of the stairs began since the World Expo '70 Exhibition held in Osaka.

The park and river around Osaka Castle is a place to enjoy cherry blossoms (hanami) in spring. Osaka Aqua-bus cruises take tourists down the river along Sakuranomiya Park. Namba and Shinsaibashi. The Namba and Shinsaibashi areas are the areas with the most crowded shops and restaurants visited by tourists on weekends and holidays.

Around the Dotombori bridge can be seen the nameplate of a giant crab-shaped restaurant, a giant puffer fish and the billboard of the Glico candy company. In the Namba area there is a mall combined with a green park called Namba Parks. Kaiyukan Aquarium in Tempozan.

In a giant aquarium kept whale sharks. The aquarium has a collection of about 580 species of marine animals in the Asia Pacific region.

The longest shopping mall in Japan (2.6 kilometers). Tsutenkaku, this tower is a symbol of Osaka as well as the pride of the people of Osaka in ancient times. Around the tower can be seen the view of the corner of the old city that almost never changed since decades ago. The Tennoji Zoo

Red pandas and koalas are the pride of the Tennoji Zoo located within the Tennoji Park complex. Near the zoo is a Japanese garden. Shitennoji The oldest Buddhist temple in Japan built by Prince Shotoku. Sumiyoshitaisha is a large Shinto shrine visited by many Japanese who make their first visit to the temple at the beginning of the new year (hatsumode).

THAT'S WHAT JAPAN HAS. After they got off the plane, a tall man greeted them with a warm smile.

"Jews (Welcome )." His words were calm while looking down to pay respect.

"Briyan." Rio Xen Zhin mentioned the name of the man. Yes, BRYAN he is Rio Xen Zhin's second brother, but his name is not Japanese at all. Of course because since Mommy was pregnant, Mommy Kazumi was very influential on one of the westlife boyband personnel who at that time ngetop in the era of the 2000s.

BRYAN MCFADDEN'S.

If the problem is the face, like the Japanese. Original, absolutely. The Japanese are average, have oval-shaped faces, with cheekbones that are slightly down so they no longer need plastic surgery. Moreover, the shape of the oval face is easily adapted to any hairstyle. No wonder that many hairstyles in Indonesia imitate Japanese hairstyles.

Sorry yes gaes inikan in Japan should use Japanese but in order to make it easier to read, so author perumpamain aja they speak Japanese and also happen to be Indonesian flowers but he seems to understand aja.

"I've only been here a few days from New York, brother, sorry yesterday I couldn't attend Brother's wedding. You see, I'm in the exam again, so there's no way I'm staying."

"Yes I know." Rio answered flatly. Rio's face from birth is indeed so. Maybe he was less happy times huh in brojok lin to this world. But I don't know if in the next episode Rio can change, not very cold. Bryan smiled following Rio Xen Zhin who was walking a little fast. They are brothers, but they are very different in nature.