person from Kansai; Kansai native
Refers to someone from, or strongly associated with, the Kansai region of western Japan, especially areas such as Osaka, Kyoto, Hyōgo, Nara, Shiga, and Wakayama.
See also: 関西
He is a Kansai native born in Kyoto.
Since I’m from Kansai, I find Kansai dialect easier to speak than standard Japanese.
He's a born-and-bred Kansai native, and he makes you laugh every time he talks.
Haggling over the price down to the yen is a very Kansai-native thing to do.
関西人 covers the whole Kansai region, while 大阪人 refers specifically to someone from Osaka, a narrower area within Kansai.
関西 names the region itself, whereas 関西人 refers to a person from that region.
関西人 is a person from Kansai, while 関西弁 is the dialect that many such people speak; the two are related but not interchangeable.
Transparent compound of 関西, the Kansai region, and 人, meaning a person.