[おおさか, oosaka] (n) Osaka #275
[ふ, fu] (n) (1) (metropolitan) prefecture (of Osaka and Kyoto); (2) the centre or seat (of) (center); (3) (government) office #506
[こうべ, koube] (n) Kobe (port city near Osaka) #1019
[かんさい(P);かんせい, kansai (P); kansei] (n) Kansai (south-western half of Japan, including Osaka); (P) #1798
[はんしん, hanshin] (n) (1) Osaka-Kobe; (2) Hanshin (company name #1807
[きんき, kinki] (n) Kinki (region around Osaka, Kyoto, Nara); (P) #3459
[けいはん, keihan] (n) Kyoto-Osaka; (P) #6020
[じょうほう, jouhou] (n, adj-no) Kyoto and vicinity; Kyoto-Osaka region; Kansai region (esp. during Edo period); (P) #8094
[よどがわ, yodogawa] (n) river in Osaka Prefecture; (P) #10027
[けいはんしん, keihanshin] (n) Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe #19035
[なにわ, naniwa] (n) Naniwa (former name for Osaka region) #19056
[かりこ, kariko] (n) (arch) maid in an Osaka brothel
[mebachi ; mebachiko] (n) (めばちこ is Osaka dialect) sty (on the eyelid); stye
[sazanamitosakahagi ; ho-sufeisuyuniko-nfisshu] (n) bignose unicornfish (Naso vlamingii, species of Indo-pan-Pacific tang)
[suika] (n) (See パスモ) Suica (rechargeable prepaid IC card that can be used as a train pass in the greater Tokyo, Osaka and Sendai regions and also as electric money in some stores)
[tosakahagi] (n) humpnose unicornfish (Naso tuberosus, species of Indo-Pacific tang)
[しもさか, shimosaka] (n) downhill; decline; waning
[げはん, gehan] (n, vs) proceeding from Tokyo to Osaka
[かわちおんど, kawachiondo] (n) narrative style of Bon dance song from eastern Osaka (often with improvised lyrics)
[はなをさかせる, hanawosakaseru] (exp, v1) (1) (See 話に花を咲かせる) to make lively; to become animated; to have fun talking about something; (2) to become successful and well known
[かんさいちほう, kansaichihou] (n) Kansai region (south-western half of Japan, including Osaka)
[きはん, kihan] (n) returning to Osaka
[けいはんな, keihanna] (n) (uk) Kyoto-Osaka-Nara
[きんきちほう, kinkichihou] (n) Kinki region (inc. Osaka, Kyoto, Hyogo, Nara, Wakayama, Mie and Shiga prefectures)
[とさか;けいかん;トサカ, tosaka ; keikan ; tosaka] (n) (uk) cockscomb; crest
[とさかにくる, tosakanikuru] (exp, v5r) to get mad
[とさかのり;トサカノリ, tosakanori ; tosakanori] (n) (uk) Meristotheca papulosa (species of edible red alga)
[けんしゃ, kensha] (n) prefectural shrine (of prefectures other than Kyoto and Osaka)
[ごさかくさんほう, gosakakusanhou] (n) { comp } random dither
[くちではおおさかのしろもたつ, kuchidehaoosakanoshiromotatsu] (exp) (id) easier said than done; if it's just talking you can even build Osaka Castle
[くにのさかえ, kuninosakae] (n) prosperity of a country
[いまをさかりと, imawosakarito] (exp) in full bloom at the moment
[ざいはん, zaihan] (n, vs) being in Osaka
[はるばしょ, harubasho] (n) spring (March) sumo tournament, held in Osaka; (P)
[しゅんのさかな, shunnosakana] (n) fish in season
[やきたてのさかな, yakitatenosakana] (n) fish hot from the oven
[かみがたかぶき, kamigatakabuki] (n) (See 上方狂言) kabuki in the style of Kyoto or Osaka
[かみがたきょうげん, kamigatakyougen] (n) (See 江戸狂言) kabuki in the style of Kyoto or Osaka
[みずからくり, mizukarakuri] (n) puppet powered by (falling) water; water-powered contrivance; show using such a device (in Edo-period Osaka)
[せいしのさかい, seishinosakai] (n) between life and death
[おおさかて, oosakate] (n) backward-twisting overarm throw (sumo)
[おおさかなつのじん, oosakanatsunojin] (exp, n) (See 大坂冬の陣) summer campaign of the siege of Osaka (1615 CE)
[おおさかふゆのじん, oosakafuyunojin] (exp, n) (See 大坂夏の陣) winter campaign of the siege of Osaka (1614 CE)
[おおさかのくいだおれ, oosakanokuidaore] (exp) (See 京の着倒れ, 食い倒れ) financially ruining oneself by overindulging in food and drink (as a fabled tendency of the people of Osaka)
[おおさかかいぎ, oosakakaigi] (n) Osaka Conference; meeting held by the leaders of the Meiji Restoration in Osaka to discuss the formation of a representative assembly (January-February, 1875)
[おおさかこうさい, oosakakousai] (n) Osaka High Court
[おおさかし, oosakashi] (n) Osaka city
[おおさかじけん, oosakajiken] (n) Osaka Incident; plot by Oi Kentaro and the Liberal Party to support a Korean uprising, 1885
[おおさかしょうけんとりひきじょ, oosakashoukentorihikijo] (n) Osaka Securities Exchange
[おおさかばしょ, oosakabasho] (n) Osaka (March) sumo tournament