This is the flagship of the long-running Osaka-based department store Takashiyama, which stocks mostly international brands, though the homewares selection on the 6th floor is worth a look for local finds. Head to the basement food hall to be tempted by Japanese sweets and bentō boxes.
Osaka Takashimaya
Osaka
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