There
; to things to do, but I preferred to walk through different hubs of the city and relax a little. I went to "Umeda Sky Building", where there were views of the city
From here you could see as comics to read, showers, bathrooms ... and still not very clear to me what it was, without thinking wrong: private dwellings. Let everything that a good geek could want.
Incidentally, there beside the coffee had half a bar called "Bar Catalan, and was perfectly decorated with a French flag and one English. The bar was written in French something like "we bring the Catalan cuisine of southern France." There you have it.
With the address bar again recommended in my possession, I got into the area of environment in Osaka, por I've seen, roughly the same masochistic style of Tokyo: awkward places to find if you're not sure how to get a smallish bar and friendly atmosphere. In one of the bars in which I entered, the owner proposed to the four customers who had to write my name with ideograms. I do a small section on how to "Japanize" Western names: Japanese phonetics is quite limited, and therefore, your name has to undergo some small sound changes. Finally, the name is written in an alphabet called katakana, whose symbols are meaningless. This is the methodused, and is unambiguous. However, the Japanese names are written in kanji ideograms that have meaning. Well, what they did was change the katakana for "Jose" in kanji, so that now my name would be meaningless. This is something more artistic, because there is a single adjustment. You have to choose from all possible kanji pronounced "jo" and "will", and combine them so that the end is something breaded.
Candidates who went were:
千 世: apparently, this is the least Currao ... laughed at the others who had written
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