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This is one of the oldest breweries in Japan. Those who love the suds can learn about how Japan discovered beer over 100 [year]s ago, and take a free tour of the plant. Sample the variety of Japanese beers afterwards. Reservations required.
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You’re in Japan. You have to try karaoke. Diva has nearly 5,000 English-language songs, including rock, folk, country, jazz, blues, gospel and pop. The karaoke costs £7.50 and drinks are £2.50 each. A great way to make Japanese friends.
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Microbeers never caught on in Japan. Instead, the major beer manufacturers, like Kirin, have [open]ed up beer ‘theme parks’. Kirin Plaza Osaka, in the heart of Shinsaibashi, has a restaurant, art galleries, concerts and, of course, beer.
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The Hanshin Tigers baseball team are perennial losers, but you wouldn’t know it when in Koshien stadium surrounded by 50,000 screaming fans. For a true taste of Osaka, an evening sitting in the Koshien outfield bleachers can’t be beat.
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This is not just a bath, it’s a mini-resort. In addition to the natural hot springs, you can find a swimming pool, tennis courts and bowling alleys. The spa is set in a quiet, forested area. Admission is £6.50.
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