What is difference in culture between Tokyo and Osaka?

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I think you got puzzled by what I wrote...?
In general, Osaka people are much more open and communicative. Their life is based on "owarai" (EDIT; "humour"), and actually "owarai talents (Japanese comedians)" are concentrated in Osaka region where the biggest entertainment (mostly "owarai") agency "Yoshimoto" is located.
I remember one Spanish woman was saying "I prefer living in Osaka to Tokyo because I feel 'at home'. Osaka people are almost Latin"