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Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Step back in time as you walk through this life-sized reproduction of an Osaka neighborhood from the 1830s.

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The street contains re-creations of a public bath (you can borrow a yukata, or cotton kimono, to wear as you stroll around), as well as various shops and merchants' living quarters. There's also a section displaying detailed dioramas of Osaka after the Meiji Period. English-language audio guides are available.

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