A street performance show by MoriYasu BanBan Bigaro, a comedian from Yoshimoto Creative Agency, a company that promotes Japanese comedy culture. Enjoy his amazing and entertaining acts while sipping on drinks and enjoying delicious food. Bang! Bang!
*No reservation is required. Guests who are not staying at the hotel are also welcome to watch as long as they are using the Talk Shop.
*Please note that the schedule is subject to change or cancellation without prior notice due to unforeseen circumstances.

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A candy craftsman active in Osaka will demonstrate the traditional art of candy crafting, which has been passed down since the Edo period. The finished candy will be presented as a token of welcome.
*No reservation is required. Guests who are not staying at the hotel are also welcome to participate as long as they are using the Talk Shop.
*The event will end once all the candy is gone.

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WELCOME CANDY

On Friday, May 2, in honor of World Tuna Day, we will offer a special opportunity to deepen understanding of marine biodiversity and sustainability by showcasing dishes made with lesser-known, often-overlooked parts of tuna.
For the perfect pairing, we will feature sake from Heiwa Shuzou, a brewery renowned for its bold and innovative approach beyond the traditional boundaries of sake brewing. This pairing experience aims to raise awareness of sustainable food culture.

Event Details
Menu
"Mottainai! Hidden Tuna" Plate
Paired with a choice of one sake from Heiwa Shuzou:
① Muryozan Junmai Sake
② KID Junmai Sake Agara 
③ KID Junmai Ginjo Natsu no Hayate

Participation Fee: ¥1,500 (tax included)

Additional Information
* No reservations required. Open to both hotel guests and non-guests.
* Limited quantities available. The event will end once supplies run out.
* Event details are subject to change or cancellation without prior notice.
* To commemorate the event, all featured sake will be available by the glass on the event day only (while supplies last).
Sake by the glass:
Muryozan Junmai Sake – ¥800 (tax included)
KID Junmai Sake Agara – ¥700 (tax included)
KID Junmai Ginjo Natsu no Hayate – ¥700 (tax included)

Enjoy this exclusive pairing experience and discover the hidden flavors of tuna!

About Heiwa Shuzou, the Brewery Behind the Sake Featured on This Day

World Tuna Day: "Mottainai! Hidden Tuna × Heiwa Sake Brewery Pairing Experience

This spring, the workshop is full of excitement! To celebrate new beginnings, a seasonal 'Medetai' menu featuring the freshest sea bream - symbolizing good fortune - along with vibrant seafood, vegetables, and rich Kansai dashi culture 

1. Sea Bream Yuzu Salt Ramen - 1,200 yen (tax incl.)
Featuring a rich Kansai-style broth of sea bream, shellfish, and kombu, finished with Awajishima seaweed salt, this dish is served with specially aged noodles and seasonal spring vegetables - an unforgettable spring 'Medetai' experience!

2. Sea Bream & Seafood Japanese Paella - 1,300 yen (tax incl.)
Infused with the umami of seafood broth, Senshu 'Hinohikari' rice is paired with shrimp, saffron, and olive oil, creating a perfect fusion of Spanish paella and Osaka’s rich flavors - a true hybrid!

3. Sea Bream Sesame Marinade Rice Bowl - 1,700 yen (tax incl.)
Sea bream marinated in a luxurious sesame sauce made with three types of Daigen miso, roasted sesame, and kombu-based dashi, enhancing the fish's umami to an extraordinary level!

Sales Period: April 4th (Friday) - May 25th (Sunday), 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

*Please note that takeout is not available.
*The images are for illustrative purposes only. Depending on ingredient availability, the menu may change, or some items may not be available. We appreciate your understanding.

Talk Shop

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Spring Specials

To celebrate our 1st anniversary, we are hosting a special event themed around connection with the local community and sustainability. We are honored to welcome renowned sumi-e (ink painting) artist Okazu, who is based in Osaka and known for his dynamic ink artworks depicting everything from samurai warriors to animals and nature. His work is celebrated both in Japan and around the world.

During this event, Okazu will perform a powerful live painting session at the hotel’s 1st floor café & bar, Talk Shop, creating a large-scale sumi-e piece inspired by the hotel itself. This fusion of traditional and modern ink painting is open for everyone to enjoy—come and witness a one-of-a-kind artistic experience.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Okazu Sumi E Live Dragon Vertical

1st Anniversary Event – Live Sumi-e Painting

Earth Hour is a global event where people turn off their lights at the same time to show their commitment to addressing climate change and preserving  biodiversity.  
Join us in switching off the lights in your room from 20:30 to 21:30 on Saturday, March 22, and spend an hour for the planet.
【Event Schedule】
   ★11:00–17:00    Serving Vegetable potage and mixed juice   (complimentary)
   ★11:00–21:30     Seafood marinated rice bowl  (JPY 900 / incl. tax)
   ★15:00–17:00   Lantern painting experience      (take your lantern as a souvenir)
   ★20:30–21:30   Accordion performance
         Bring your hand-painted lantern and gather at the Talk Shop,  where the lights will be dimmed for a special experience.

*No reservation required. 
*Guests staying at the hotel and those dining or drinking at Talk Shop are welcome to participate. (Free of charge)
*Please note that quantities are limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Earth Hour

Talk Shop presents Giffard - The Art of Flavour, a White Day-exclusive event with Giffard, the renowned French liqueur and syrup brand. The event offers a unique sensory experience with locally inspired ingredients, expertly crafted cocktails, and special White Day drinks.
Guests can enjoy exclusive one-day-only cocktails and mocktails, international competition cocktails, and a luxurious pairing plate, with collaborative drinks available beyond the event.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Cocktail Fleurs De Cerisier

Giffard - The Art of Flavor

To commemorate the first anniversary of our opening, we are offering a special “1st Anniversary Lunch Set” featuring a variety of seasonal ingredients sourced from Kuromon Market—known as “Osaka’s Kitchen”—located near the hotel. This special lunch allows guests to savor “ee-mon” (Osaka dialect for “quality foods”) that are deeply rooted in Kansai’s rich food culture.

As a token of our gratitude for the support we've received from local suppliers since our opening, the set includes a seafood rice bowl made with seasonal fish from Fukahiro, a trusted fishmonger with over 120 years of history at Kuromon Market, and pickled vegetables from Iseya Honten, a store that has been preserving its traditional techniques for 128 years.

Enjoy the essence of Kuromon Market’s finest offerings combined with the comforting flavors of Osaka’s dashi culture—an experience that will connect you to the local community through all five senses.

【1st Anniversary Lunch Set】
Seafood rice bowl featuring seasonal fish from Fukahiro (established over 120 years ago at Kuromon Market)
Matcha soba with fragrant Osaka-style dashi
Original tofu with summer vegetables in dashi sauce
Pickled vegetables from Iseya Honten (preserving tradition for 128 years)
Daily dessert

Available: Thursday, June 12 – Thursday, July 31
Time: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Price: ¥1,500 (tax included)
Please note that takeout is not available.
Menu items are subject to change based on the day’s ingredient availability.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka First Anniversary Special Lunch

1st Anniversary Lunch Set

At Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka, we welcome you with Tanabata decorations made from natural materials such as bamboo and traditional Japanese washi paper.
We’ve invited the Ogo Bamboo Project, a group dedicated to restoring abandoned bamboo forests—an increasingly serious issue—to host a workshop where you can create Himmeli, a traditional Nordic decoration, using bamboo.
Sustainable and fun—
Add your own Tanabata touches to your bamboo Himmeli and celebrate the season in your own unique way!

How to Join:Place your order at Talk Shop.
No reservation required. Guests not staying at the hotel are also welcome to join.

Please note that the event may be canceled or modified due to unforeseen circumstances. Thank you for your understanding.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Bamboo Himmeli Sustainable Event Outside Image

Tanabata Bamboo Himmeli Workshop

Join us for an Ennichi, Japanise traditional fair day event at Talk Shop!
Enjoy shaved ice in two unique flavors—Osaka Mixed Juice and Uji Matcha Milk—available for ¥500 each (tax included).
We’ll also have classic summer activities like a shateki (target shooting) game and a toy fishing game where you can reel in small prizes.
Create fun summer memories with us!

【Schedule】
August 17 (Sun) 12:00–21:30
August 18 (Mon) & 19 (Tue) 12:00–17:00
※ No reservation required. Everyone is welcome!
※ Please note that the event schedule or content may change or be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.
※ Shaved ice flavors: Osaka Mixed Juice / Uji Matcha Milk — ¥500 each (tax included)

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Ennichi Japanise Traditiional Fair Day Event

Ennichi Japanise Traditiional Fair Day Event

At Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka, we are hosting a chalk art workshop inspired by our playful in-house signage featuring Osaka dialect and fun illustrations. Guests can take their completed artwork home as a memorable keepsake of their stay.

How to Join: Simply place an order at Talk Shop

No reservation required. Non-staying guests are also welcome to join.

Please note that the event may be canceled or subject to changes due to unforeseen circumstances. Thank you for your understanding.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Chalk Art Event Dog

Chalk Art Experience

Join us on Sunday, September 28th, at 3:00 PM for a Takoyaki Party at our Talk Shop bar counter, where you'll learn the art of making this Namba Osaka favorite from the experts at the renowned "Takoyaki Doraku Wanaka." 
Afternoon sets in, savor the freshly made, piping hot takoyaki, a local delight, perfect for sharing over drinks and good company! 

*No reservation required.
*Please note that you may be guided in order depending on crowd size.
*We are unable to accommodate food allergies. Thank you for your understanding.
*The event will end once all takoyaki are served.
*Open to non-hotel guests.

Takoyaki Party

Our Quattro Formaggi pizza is loaded with flavor—topped with four kinds of cheese (mozzarella, cheddar, parmesan, and cream cheese), plus seasonal vegetables, prosciutto, and salami. Every bite offers a different taste to enjoy. With its crispy thin crust, this hearty pizza is perfect for both cheese lovers and those who like a little bit of everything.

[Quattro Formaggi]
Available Period: September 1 (Mon) – September 30 (Tue)
Serving Hours: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Price: ¥1,300 (tax included)

Please note: Ingredients may vary depending on availability, and the dish may not be offered on certain days.

Autumn Limited Menu: Quattro Formaggi

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Enjoy comfortable atmosphere surrounded by the rich cultural heritage of Zhongshan Park and the vibrant neighborhood of Yuyuan Road.

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Japan’s headquarters for bunraku puppetry cited on Unesco’s ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage’ list. Watch bunraku as well as other traditional arts such as buyō (classical dance), rakugo (solo comic storytelling), and manzai (double-act comedy).

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Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka National Bunraku Theater

National Bunraku Theater

A vibrant entertainment district along the Dōtonbori canal, characterized by giant illuminated and mechanical signboards including the legendary Glico running man. Casual eateries specialize in everything from ramen to udon, from crab to Japanese beef.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Dotonbori District

Dōtonbori District

Koyasan, a sacred site in Shingon Esoteric Buddhism,was founded by the great monk Kobo Daishi at the beginning of the Heian period.
Koyasan is an outstanding trove of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Its vast grounds are filled with a variety of places of interest.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Koyasan Main Temple Kongobu Ji

Koyasan Kongobuji Temple

The 48 waterfalls of Akame are the birthplace of the Ninja and the home of the giant salamander, a fabulous living prehistoric creature. With its limpid waters and its lushy jungle, Akame is the perfect place to discover the real Japan, far from the skyscrapers, in a gentle hike through history and Nature.

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The 48 falls of Akame, birthplace of the ninja

Created in 1912 and modeled after Paris in its northern half and New York’s Coney Island in its south. Famous for Tsūtenkaku tower and home to inexpensive stores, pachinko parlors, and eateries serving fugu blowfish and kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers).

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Shinsekai District

Dating back to the Edo era (1603–1868), this bustling market stretches 600 meters and features 150 shops selling fish, meat, produce, and traditional snacks. Sample sushi, grilled seafood, seasonal fruit, and, of course, takoyaki.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Kuromon Market

Kuromon Market

Known as one of Japan’s most powerful spiritual spots, the shrine is home to many breathtaking sights, including the nationally designated Main Hall and the beautiful arched bridge.
With a history spanning over 1,800 years, this prestigious and historically significant shrine has long been cherished by the people of Osaka, who affectionately call it "Sumiyossan".

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine

Sumiyoshi Taisha

Located in the heart of Osaka City, Namba Yasaka Shrine is known for its impressive lion-shaped stage—a massive structure measuring 12 meters high, 11 meters wide, and 10 meters deep. Despite being in a central area, the shrine offers a peaceful and quiet atmosphere.
In addition to the iconic lion head, the spacious grounds feature many other scenic spots perfect for photos.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Namba Yasaka Jinja Shrine

Namba Yasaka Jinja Shrine

Todaiji Temple and its principal image of the Great Buddha, widely known as Daibutu, represent Nara in all its aspects. Daibutsu is housed in an imposing wooden structure that is the largest in the world.

As the imperial ordinance for the construction in 743, the Great Buddha was cast under full state sponsorship and people's cooperation. The consecrating ceremony was held in 752. It took almost 40 years to complete the whole temple complex, including pagodas, halls, and gradually extended areas. Even after the capital moved to Kyoto, the temple enjoyed its prosperity under the protection of successive emperors. However, the two big wars attacked the temple in 1180 and 1567, severely damaging or burning most of it.

However, with tremendous efforts, the temple was restored each time. Many of the current buildings were reconstructed after that. However, a large number of noted Buddhist statues and buildings from the Nara era remain. Todaiji Temple is a Unesco World Heritage site.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Todaiji Temple

Todaiji Temple

A specialized shopping street where you can find everything needed for running a restaurant, including professional-grade kitchen equipment, cooking utensils, store supplies, signs, shop curtains, and uniforms. About 70 shops line the 150-meter-long arcade, earning strong trust from chefs who are opening or running restaurants.
Of course, shopping for home use is also welcome. You can choose a professional chef’s knife or simply pick up a single everyday spoon. Just browsing through the many stores is an enjoyable experience.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Neighborhood Doguyasuji Kitchenware Street Ceiling

Dōguyasuji

A retro-style theatre where comedians from the legendary Yoshimoto Kogyo agency perform. Aside from daily performances, the complex includes a VR experience, souvenir shop, and branch of Chitose, famed for its nikusui beef broth.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Namba Grand Kagez Theatre

Namba Grand Kagez Theatre

Presided over by a scaled-down replica of the Statue of Liberty, “Amemura” is the epicenter of Osakan youth culture, brimming with trendy stores, record shops, bars, and nightclubs. It’s a great place to people-watch.

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Americamura District

Opened in 1923 and modeled on the historic Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Osaka Shochikuza Theatre showcases traditional kabuki, as well as opera, plays, musicals, concerts, and comedy shows.

Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka Osaka Shochikuza Theatre

Osaka Shochikuza Theatre

A bustling area dominated by the 300m Abeno Harukas building, the second tallest structure in Japan. Home to Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts, Keitakuen Garden, Tennōji Zoo, Tennōji Park, multiple malls, and Shitennō-ji—Japan’s first Buddhist temple.

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