Osaka Day 8-15

D and M from the restaurant that I worked for in Toronto.
D is visiting Japan for her graduation trip.
– near JR Shin-Imamiya Station.

One of Osaka's historic neighbourhood, Shin-Sekai (literally meaning "new world").
This neighbourhood was developed for a national exhibition place about 100 years ago and burnt during WWII.

Shin-Sekai.

Shin-Sekai, Jan-Jan Yokocho.

Berry-chan (my old friend, left) et Olive-chan (right).

Sexy Berry-chan.

Benten Futou – an old ferry terminal building.

My friend's baby stroller and the building.