Rent Cabrio or Convertible in Osaka

The following companies provide their car rental services at Kansai International Airport: Nippon Rent-A-Car, NISSAN rent a car, Toyota Rent-A-Car, Orix Rent-A-Car, and Times car rental. The car rental counters are placed within walking distance of Terminal 1, on the first floor of Aeroplaza, a business facility. In the business facility, customers should follow the signs leading to the vehicle rental counters. The car rental counters are found not far from LAWSON and KOKEN shops. Aeroplaza is accessible from the Main Terminal via the 2F connection passage (the arrival level).

A free shuttle bus takes passengers from Terminal 2 to the car rental counters. Rental cars are collected on the spot. One is allowed to return the vehicle on the same day. Travellers should find out the working hours of the companies' representative offices beforehand. It should be noted that such companies as NISSAN rent a car, Toyota Rent-A-Car, Orix Rent-A-Car, and Times car rental do not operate at night. Nevertheless, the representative office of Nippon Rent-A-Car is open 24 hours a day.

Kansai International Airport comprises several parking areas. P1 parking area (South) and P2 parking area (North) are set beside Terminal 1. Two parking areas, which are P3 (South) and P4 (North), lie near the Nikko hotel. In addition, the hotel has its own onsite parking. Another parking area, P5, is stationed next to Terminal 2. Parking in parking areas P1 and P5 is free for up to 30 minutes.

The Nikko hotel is found near Terminal 2. It is connected to the Main Terminal by a pedestrian walkway. Moreover, the First Cabin, a capsule room hotel, is adjacent to Terminal 1. Free shuttle buses are provided from the airport to the Star Gate and the Washington, the city hotels. Read all...

The city has many original restaurants that specialize in cooking another sea delicacy - octopuses. They can be deep-fried, served raw with various sauces, or used as a component of many common salads. The most popular octopus dish among locals is Taoyaki - small octopus pieces baked in pastry. You can try this popular dish not only at restaurants but also at small stalls in the streets. Some restaurants offer their guests to prepare the dish on their own.
in Osaka, traditional sushi and sashimi can be tasted literally everywhere. Gourmets will also appreciate the taste of the popular dish Okonomiyaki. That's how they call pancakes that can be stuffed with dozens of different components. Okonomiyaki is considered common pizza-like street food, which is quite cheap.

To fully appreciate the diversity of products that local chefs use in their restaurants, be sure to visit Osaka Fish Market, which is striking in its scale. On its huge counters, they present countless varieties of seafood. At this market, you can buy not only fresh fish but also various sauces and spices necessary for its preparation. Several great restaurants serve the freshest seafood right at the market. Cheesecake is considered the main local dessert, which is prepared by chefs' unique recipes. Besides classic cheesecake, a common dessert is Pablo Cheese Tart.
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