人生４カットなんばマルイ店 at Namba Marui

Korean-style four-frame self-photo studio on Namba Marui's third floor, with rotating K-pop collab frames.

Life4Cuts (人生4カット) is a Korean-born self-portrait studio that opened its Namba Marui branch on the third floor in June 2024, bringing the four-frame photo booth craze sweeping Seoul straight to the heart of Minami. Developed by DONGRAMY PROJECT and first launched in Korea in 2018, the brand now runs more than 410 outlets across Korea and close to 200 locations across 17 countries, with the Osaka booth joining Tokyo, Nagoya and Fukuoka in spreading K-culture to Japanese audiences. The concept is deliberately natural rather than heavily stylised: a quick sequence of four frames captured in a private booth, taken alone or with friends, then printed as a neat photo strip. Collab frames tied to K-pop acts such as TREASURE and series like DARK MOON rotate regularly, and the booth offers a few sizing options, including a vertical two-cut for 500 yen and a larger two-cut for 700 yen, payable in cash or by card. For travellers wanting a low-cost, uniquely Korean souvenir from a Namba shopping trip, Life4Cuts is a quick and cheerful stop that slots neatly between browsing and dinner in Dotonbori. It is a camera-free, fuss-free way to capture the mood of an Osaka visit with friends.