Hanachawan

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A unique spot near the Shinsekai area where you can experience Japanese traditional crafts and gourmet. Enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine served on beautiful hand-painted ceramic dishes, feeling the "beauty of daily life" closely. The time spent admiring crafts gleaming with a master’s touch offers a high-quality, calm moment in contrast to the surrounding lively bustle. A healing hideaway for travelers who love the harmony of Japanese food and tableware.

Hanachawan
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Tomb of Emperor Nintoku(Find my Osaka - Japan)

Tomb of Emperor Nintoku(Find my Osaka - Japan)

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Hanachawan

Address
2-265 Mozusekiyunchō, Sakai-ku, Sakai-shi, Osaka
Website
https://hkw5.turigane.com/curry/
Operator
Hanachawan

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