The area around Shin-Osaka Station has two faces: an office district and a residential area . Because it is accessible by Shinkansen , it is bustling during the day, but at night it is a quiet and peaceful environment.
Because there are many Shinkansen users, regular trains are not very crowded, making this a convenient station for commuting to work or school even for those who don't like crowded trains.
There are office buildings and business hotels in front of the station and many office workers live there, but if you go about 10 minutes away from the station, you will find yourself in a residential area lined with private homes.
No matter which exit you take, there is a convenience store nearby, so you can easily get all the daily necessities you need. There are no large commercial facilities outside the station, but there are plenty of restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, pharmacies, and other commercial facilities inside the station, so you can do all your shopping within the station .
If you want to go to a department store, you can get to Umeda (Osaka) Station in 6 minutes without having to transfer.
[Shin-Osaka is recommended for these people!] This is a city we would definitely recommend to those who "want to live quietly close to the city," "want to do all their shopping inside the station," and "are often sent to other prefectures for business trips or travel."