Osaka

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Boutiques, cafes and a sense of creative community percolate through the meandering alleyways of Nakazakicho in Osaka.

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Osaka is a place to find nourishment and healing in mind and body. Hotel Elcient is your home in this gateway.

Fine dining with flair, preservationist luxury hotels and a Muji mega-store.

How can you not love a city where they revere their culinary traditions high and low as much as they warmly welcome visitors from near and far? Stephanie Zubiri makes a whirlwind gustatory visit to Osaka that takes in a temple to world-famous Japanese beef and a bar themed on cannel mackerel.

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Marriott hits a millennial home run with this new 155-room Moxy property, which opened last year. The hotel occupies a former 11-story undergarment warehouse in Osaka’s shabby-chic Honmachi district, minutes away from the station and chock-a-block with izakaya and kushikatsu joints.

Low-budget, high-design, next-gen hotels have begun to sweep Asia, an on-trend fit for digital nomads, flashpackers and aesthetes alike.