I had many ideas in my head of what Osaka was going to be like and none of them flattering. This backwards, crappy, dry old place, smothered in a blue hue with nothing to do - with everything making me want to just bullet it train it to Tokyo and get crazy A.S.A.P. But after one night, I fell in love with the place, and Osaka officially had me sprung the whole time I was there.There's something in the air in Osaka. You can't quite put your finger on it, but there is something isanely loveable about the place and I'd go back there in a heartbeat.