Photograph the red-brick Central Public Hall and roses
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On Nakanoshima, the sandbank between two rivers, the red-brick Central Public Hall from 1918 is a favorite photo subject. The free rose garden beside it stays open all year and peaks around mid-May. Start at Yodoyabashi Station, shoot the hall from the park side, then walk the 400 meter tree-lined promenade along the river toward Higobashi for open-sky frames. Go early in the day so the paths are quiet.
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Photograph the red-brick Central Public Hall and rosesOsaka City Central Public Hall, Nakanoshima
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