Orange Street

**Truck Furniture flagship:** Truck is Osaka's most acclaimed furniture brand — handmade wood tables, chairs, and storage using Japanese oak, walnut, and cypress. The Orange Street flagship (FNG Building, 4 floors) displays full collection plus ceramics, textiles, and stationery. Prices are high (dining table ¥200,000+) but quality is heirloom-level. The 3F cafe serves coffee in Truck-designed cups — affordable way to experience the brand (¥600 coffee). Even without purchasing furniture, visiting the showroom educates on Japanese wood joinery and design philosophy. **Vintage hunting:** Several shops specialize in mid-century furniture imported from Europe/USA: Standard Trade (American industrial, factory furniture ¥20,000–80,000), Wisteria (French antiques), and Tres (Danish modern). The yen-dollar exchange rate affects pricing — weak yen means imported furniture becomes expensive. Shipping internationally is possible (¥30,000–100,000+ depending on size/destination) but complex; most tourists buy small items (ceramics, textiles, lighting) that fit in luggage. **Cafe culture:** Orange Street's cafes match the design aesthetic — minimal interiors, specialty coffee, design magazine libraries. Brooklyn Roasting Company (ブルックリンロースティングカンパニー, ¥600–900 coffee) occupies renovated warehouse with concrete floors and industrial lighting. Kissa Mois (喫茶モア, ¥700 coffee ¥800 cake) serves in vintage furniture showroom setting. The cafes double as rest stops during furniture browsing — allocate 2–3 hours for full street exploration with cafe break.