1. An electric train network joins the cities of Osaka and Tokyo. An intercity trip takes about four hours. Tourists being not enough local entertainment facilities and landmarks for exploration in Osaka should necessarily pay a visit to Tokyo.
2. The city of Osaka is convenient to cruise by underground. Another poplar means of public transport is a bus. Taxi is available any time of day and night. Even though all taxi cars are equipped with counters, a cost of a trip should be specified in advance. Tourists are recommended to avoid overland transport usage during rush hours as the central streets traffic during this time is rather challenging.
3. Tourists looking to make intercity and international calls should better use street call boxes. One can easily find them in the streets as they are commonly bright green. The street call boxes accept special phone cards as payment means which can be bought in all day shops, hotels and tourist information centers.
4. The best place to profitable exchange any currency is an airport. Cash machines charge a rather high transaction fees meanwhile banks feature a rather formal procedure which will take much time. Many hotels have currency exchange offices on their premises which commonly process a sum of 300USD or equal to it in a day.
6. Utility supplied voltage is 110V there. One should check all the appliances for compatibility before a journey and get necessary adapters and connectors for using the utilities. Large hotels provide adapters and connectors on demand.
7. Even though Osaka is a rather peace and quiet city tourists should keep to simple safety rules there. One should not leave personal thins as begs and overcoats unwatched in public crowded places. Setting off to a promenade to remote areas of the city one should be accompanied with a guide.
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