Darts & Sports DIJEST boasts the largest area for a sports bar in Kansai. With a hall that can hold up to 200 people and a massive 150" screen, you can enjoy watching sports and all sorts of other events.

DIJEST is located right in the middle of Osaka Minami. It is easy to find as it's on the 5th floor of the distinctive HIPS Building.

Namba Station No.15-B exit is right in the building, so you don't have to worry about getting lost - or even wet on rainy days.

DIJEST also supports a variety of foreign languages. It offers an English menu, and some employees can speak English, Korean, and Chinese so that you can enjoy it with peace of mind.

Cafe ABSINTHE is one of the area's trendy spots, fashionable and open. There are many foreign staff, so English and other languages are always flying around, making for a unique international atmosphere. In fact, depending on the day, the number of non-Japanese might even outnumber the locals!

On popular sporting event days, the large underground hall Wormwood will be opened and it will become a sports bar. With four screens and three monitors, the hall makes for the perfect spot to catch a match.

Boasting Mediterranean cuisine and a variety of drinks, Cafe ABSINTHE's menu is written in English, so tourists visiting Japan do not need to worry about the language. One popular drink is its mojitos - the perfect cocktail for watching a fast-paced game!

A 1-minute walk from Subway Honmachi Station, Italian Dining & Cafe DECO boasts cuisine prepared by an Italian chef who has demonstrated his skills in the Michelin Guide for two consecutive years.

The large shop has an ideal environment for watching sports. Up to 100 people can fit in a ceiling-high space where there aren't support columns to obstruct the view, and everyone watches over at a gigantic 120" large screen. It's a heart-pounding experience, watching the game together with everyone else.

Boasting Italian cuisine with an extensive menu, DECO is perfect for all times of day - lunch, dinner, and cafe time. And, of course, drinks! Fresh fruit mojitos are especially popular.

Note that restaurant reservations are given priority, so we recommend that you check the official website or SNS before visiting - especially during popular sport events.

Three Monkeys Cafe Namba Dotonbori on the 5th floor of a building along the lively street of Dotonbori. In addition to the gigantic 150" screen that's perfect for watching exciting sports in a tropical-themed space, the 10 additional monitors spread around the shop give you the ideal view from wherever you are.

The expansive shop can seat 70 or stand up to 120. At major sporting events, it is filled with excited sports fans, creating an entertaining atmosphere. Note that reservations are possible.

Three Monkeys Cafe offers a variety of dishes ranging from Asian cuisine to Italian and Spanish cuisine. There is even an all-you-can-eat cheese fondue and takoyaki. And more than 150 drinks. Eat and drink and support your team as much as you can! (The broadcast schedule is published on the official page, so give it a look before going out.)

Located in the center of Dotonbori, on the first basement floor of the Nakaza Kuidaore Building, is the Tonbori Base Cafe & Info. Whether you want to drop by for a short break, a sip or few, or get soggy with rounds with friends, it has a large screen so you can watch sports.

In a rarity for Japan, you can bring your own food. Dotonbori is a treasure trove of food. It's a dream place where you can shop around with your tummy and pluck out a variety of Osaka-like foods such as Takoyaki, plus sweets and foodie souvenirs.

But you'll have to order drinks! Tonbori Base has a variety of these, ranging from coffee to soft drinks and, of course, a selection of alcohol. Menus are available in English, Chinese, and Korean. It's a perfect space for enjoying some time by yourself - or for rooting for your team.