Osaka Suijo-bus Aqualiner yodoyabashi Port

I disembarked from the Osaka Castle Pier. There are several train and subway stations a short walk from the pier. There are also places a few steps away where you can buy snacks and drinks, and they are also available onboard. There is a restroom onboard. At the pier office where you get your tickets maybe there was a Western-​style toilet but I saw only two squat toilets.
From what I saw and experienced, you must be able to walk down steps and a ramp to get on board. You have an assigned seat in a 4 – 4 configuration. If it’s crowded and you don’t have a window seat, it will be hard to take pictures. And unless you move you won’t be able to take pictures of things on the other side, except for those places where the vessel turns around and goes back.
There’s not a lot of legroom, the seats are narrow, and the ceiling is low so they can get under bridges. In fact, they have the ability to lower the ceiling and demonstrate how they do it. I imagine this might freak out someone who is claustrophobic.
It’s not that exciting, but you are inside where it’s sheltered in the cold and cool when it’s hot, it’s inexpensive, and good for families.
I’m here around holiday time and I think it would have been more fun to take the ride when it’s dark in order to see the lights.