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Adventures in Kansai: Kitashinchi

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Adventures in Kansai: Kitashinchi

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Felicity Tillack

Published on Jul 29, 2014

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Kitashinchi, Osaka, is perhaps one of the greatest dining and entertainment districts in Japan. Jason Frocht guides us around kaiseki banquets, sushi and invitation-only clubs, providing insights into an expensive yet delicious world.

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Felicity Tillack

Felicity Tillack is a writer, photographer and filmmaker based in Japan since 2006. She began her blog and Youtube channel, Where Next Japan, as a way to showcase Japan, its culture and lifestyle. Her recent work, including a feature film and documentaries, focus on the concept of identity in all its forms and intersections. Felicity loves living in Japan, though she misses Australian snacks (and her family).

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