Osaka: Day 1 Part II

From Iga City, we drove back to Osaka to Bane's house. His mom had prepared yummy sushi for us to make ourselves. It was delicious, casual and a nice break from all the driving.
After dinner, we headed to the Sky Garden- an observatory 173 meters in the air. It was a beautiful sight at night.
Although, not my afraid-of-heights husband's favorite place. Do you see that death grip on the railing? Yeah, he wasn't letting go. And forget about standing anywhere near the glass wall in the center. Notice that this side has another floor and railing a story down? That is the only reason Glenn would get anywhere near it. Love you, baby.
Here's a picture of a picture of the Sky Garden. I think it looks like a transformer. A great view of Osaka though!
After the Sky Garden, we went to see the other tower. Unfortunately though, like many things in Japan, it has been affected by the earthquake and the neon lights that usually cover it were not on.
We decided to take a picture by a giant fried thing on a stick though. That works.

One of the most famous and iconic places in Osaka is the Ebisubashi bridge. It was just a 20 minute walk from our hotel and a great place for people watching. Lots of girls trying to pick up guys and Donton boys walking around with their crazy hair.

Glenn and I were tired after day 1, but excited to see more of what the area had to offer!