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Known as Japan’s ‘kitchen’ Osaka has a rich shipping heritage, once a vibrant hub where ingredients from across the country were collated before being shipped across the globe. Traveling merchants shaped the food scene here, which, hundreds of years later, remains diverse and exciting. With a wealth of history, Osaka is famed as home to the Rice Exchange, the forerunner to the country’s banking system; and some of the oldest shrines in the country. Flanked on one side by mountains and the other by Osaka Bay, this commercial hub combines old and new in a unique contemporary style.
ABOUT FOUR SEASONS OSAKA
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Opened in 2024, Four Seasons Hotel Osaka is a contemporary luxury hotel that acknowledges the roots of its locale. From local art to local ingredients, the hotel brings the best of the outside, in. The 175 room, 27 suite property also has a Gensui floor dedicated to modern-day Japanese living. Here guests can choose from 18 tatami rooms and three suites, furnished with traditional futons, immersing themselves in local culture with curated Japanese snacks at the Sabo lounge. Three restaurants offer dining from morning to night, from casual all-day dining at Jardin on the first floor to fine dining at Sushi L’Abysse Osaka or Cantonese specialties at Jiang Nan Chun. Ideally placed for business or leisure, a 16-meter pool and dedicated wellness floor complete with private ofuros ensure a restful stay of recuperation and relaxation.

A classic tatami flooring sets the tone in Tatami Suite of Four Seasons Osaka.

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