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Osaka International Airport, famously known as Itami Airport, is one of Japan's primary airports, serving domestic flights. While it doesn't cater to international flights (international flights operate from Kansai International Airport), it's the airport of choice for locals and foreign tourists because of its proximity to Osaka city centre.
The airport is home to several car rental companies. You'll find car rental desks in the Arrival Hall of the North Terminal. Make sure to select a car that suits your specific travel needs in terms of size, fuel efficiency, and price.
Unlike back home in the UK, in Japan cars drive on the left side of the road, just like in your homeland. However, the driver's seat is on the right-hand side of the car. This might take some getting used to at first, but with a bit of focus, you'll soon find yourself zipping seamlessly through the Japanese roads.
There are several petrol stations close to the airport, including ENEOS and Shell. Remember that in Japan, most of the gas pumps are above your car, a novelty for UK drivers.
The Hanshin Expressway is easily accessible from the airport and links with major highways to other parts of Osaka and beyond. If you're aiming for a city tour, the Ikeda route will lead you straight into the heart of Osaka.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is the official currency of the country but most places accept credit and debit cards. While Japan experiences seasons similar to the UK, you should be aware that summers (June to August) are hotter and more humid.
Osaka is a magnificent hub of activity, but don't limit yourself to just one city. Kyoto and Nara offer fabulous historical sites whereas if you fancy a thrilling escape, drive down to Universal Studios Japan for a fun-filled day!
Ready to hit the road? Remember to drive safely and enjoy every bit of your journey. After all, the magic of travel isn't just the destination, it's the beautiful moments you experience along the journey. Sayonara!