A Short Journey of Subway Takes From Neighborhoods Full of Skyscrapers to Ancient Streets with Temples, Markets and Traditional Buildings, Showing How Two Cities Seem to Exist in the Same Place

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In a few minutes, the landscape can change from glass towers and crowded stations to narrow alleys, covered markets and temples centuries ago. Osaka, one of the largest cities in Japan, concentrates very strong urban contrasts, and much of them is connected by a subway and train network that allows you to cross completely different environments...