2 min walk to Imazato Sta · 11 min to Namba by train · 3LDK House for 8

Welcome to Tabitime Imazato II, a three-story private house in Osaka's Ikuno Ward. 📍Location About a 2-minute walk from Imazato Sta, and 9 minutes from Shin-Fukae Sta and Shoji Sta. This is a quiet, affordable downtown residential area in eastern Osaka. Spend the day taking the train to Namba or Shinsaibashi, then come back to a neighborhood without the tourist crowds and get a good night's sleep. ⚡Quick Facts ・2 min walk to Imazato Sta ・3LDK private house · up to 8 guests ・75㎡ · 3 floors · 3 bedrooms · 3 toilets ・11 min to Namba by train from Imazato Sta (direct) ・Free high-speed WiFi 🚆Getting Around (all times are train rides from Imazato Sta, not including walk to the station) ・Namba: about 11 min by train from Imazato Sta (direct) ・Shinsaibashi / Dotonbori: about 15 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Tsutenkaku / Shinsekai: about 10 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Tennoji: about 11 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Osaka Castle: about 16 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Umeda: about 22 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Kaiyukan: about 31 min by train from Imazato Sta ・USJ: about 33 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Kansai Airport: about 77 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Kyoto: about 58 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Nara: about 62 min by train from Imazato Sta ・Kobe Sannomiya: about 59 min by train from Imazato Sta 🌸Neighborhood & Culture A minute from the house, two small shops sit side by side: one sells Vietnamese coffee and banh mi, the other is a banh mi specialist. A little further are a FamilyMart and a pharmacy, so daily supplies are easy. Walk 3 minutes toward Imazato Sta and you'll find a charcoal yakiniku horumon restaurant that starts smoking in the late afternoon. Four minutes away is an old yakitori and kushikatsu shop. This area borders the Ikuno Korea Town yakiniku district, so Korean BBQ and Asian grocery stores are within walking distance—Vietnamese, Korean, and Chinese ingredients all available. In spring, the parks and riversides around Imazato Sta bloom with cherry blossoms. Buy a Vietnamese coffee at the alley corner in the morning, eat a plate of horumon at the yakiniku shop at night—that's an ordinary day in this downtown Osaka neighborhood. 🛏Rooms 1F: Japanese-style room (2 single futons), washbasin, laundry area, bathroom (with bathtub), toilet 2F: Living room, dining area, kitchen, balcony, toilet 3F: Bedroom 1 (2 single futons), Bedroom 2 (2 double beds), toilet 🛋Amenities Appliances: TV, washing machine (with dryer), bathroom dryer, drying rack, hairdryer Kitchen: dishwasher, fridge, microwave, kettle, rice cooker, toaster, pots, dishes, dish soap Bathroom: bathtub, shower, shampoo, conditioner, body soap Hotel-grade disposables: toothbrush & toothpaste, hand soap, tissues, toilet paper, bath towels, slippers, hangers, first-aid kit (per guest) ⚠️Notes ・No seasonings (salt, pepper, oil) provided—please bring your own ・No parking; please use nearby coin parking ・Self check-in with key box Ideal for families and groups who want space and easy access to the city.