Things to Do: three new guides
Tsutenkaku Tower and its Billiken statue, Sumiyoshi Taisha's ancient architecture and arched bridge, and the site's first seasonal guide — where to see autumn foliage around the city, including Minoh's maple-leaf tempura.
Culture and Plan
Culture picked up two guides: the ancient Naniwa capital that predates Osaka Castle by nearly a thousand years, and a practical guide to actually seeing a manzai comedy show at Namba Grand Kagetsu. Plan added an etiquette basics guide — including Osaka's famous stand-on-the-right escalator quirk, the opposite of the rest of Japan.
Where things stand
Every department now has at least 4 guides, and four departments (Stay, Districts, Things to Do, Food) have 7 or more. About and News remain intentionally the shortest sections — they're meta departments about the site itself, not the destination.