• Osaka Station - Meet your guide at the Water Clock located at JR Osaka Station. Select a few must-see attractions from the Spot List below. Typically, you can explore 3 spots during this tour.
• Dotombori District - Situated in the heart of Osaka, Dotonbori is a lively area renowned for its vibrant neon lights and culinary delights. Known for iconic landmarks like the Glico Man sign and a wide array of street food, it embodies Osaka’s energetic culture. From takoyaki and okonomiyaki to bustling streets filled with eateries and bars, Dotonbori is a sensory delight, especially at night when it truly comes alive. This district offers an immersive experience into Osaka’s dynamic atmosphere, making it a must-visit for anyone eager to capture the city’s vibrant essence.
• Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street - Shinsaibashi Shopping Street in Osaka is a bustling retail paradise stretching over 600 meters, combining high-end boutiques, trendy outlets, and traditional shops. As one of the city’s oldest shopping districts, it caters to everyone, from fashion enthusiasts to souvenir hunters. Alongside shopping, visitors can enjoy a variety of cafes and eateries, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll and a taste of Osaka’s vibrant urban life. Located near major attractions like Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi is a must-visit for those looking to experience the essence of Osaka’s shopping culture.
• Kuromon Market - Known as “Osaka’s Kitchen,” Kuromon Market is a covered public market street stretching about 600 meters in the Minami area of Osaka. The market features around 150 shops selling fresh seafood, meat, vegetables, fruit, drinks, as well as daily clothing and homeware. Dating back to around 1822, it offers an atmospheric place to wander, shop, and sample a variety of street foods.
• Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum - This charming small museum, located in the bustling Dotonbori area, is a treasure for Japanese art enthusiasts. It showcases ukiyo-e woodblock prints published in Osaka, primarily centered around Kabuki during the Edo period (17th -19th century). It provides a pleasant escape from the crowds.
• Nipponbashi Denden Town - Nipponbashi Denden Town is akin to Tokyo’s Akihabara, known as a bustling hub for electronics, anime, manga, and otaku culture. This vibrant district is filled with stores offering a wide range of products, from the latest electronic gadgets and computer parts to anime merchandise, video games, and collectibles. Denden Town is a paradise for tech enthusiasts and fans of Japanese pop culture, offering endless shopping opportunities and the chance to immerse oneself in a unique aspect of Japanese culture. Whether searching for rare items or simply enjoying the lively atmosphere, Nipponbashi Denden Town promises an exciting and memorable experience.
• America-mura - Also known as America Village, America-mura has been shaping and leading youth culture trends. In the 1970s, the area gained fame for second-hand clothes and jeans sold in renovated warehouses, sourced from the West Coast of the United States. The vibe of its origins is still palpable in many shops and artworks in this town. Streets adorned with murals and graffiti add to its edgy atmosphere. Popular among the younger crowd, America-mura is the place to explore the latest trends, enjoy diverse street food, and experience Osaka’s contemporary urban vibe. With its unique blend of Japanese and American cultures, America-mura offers a dynamic and colorful experience that contrasts with the traditional aspects of Japan, making it a must-visit for those looking to see a different side of Osaka.
• Shinsekai - Shinsekai, meaning “New World” in Japanese, was inspired by the modern cities of New York and Paris at the beginning of the 20th century. This area has remained largely unchanged over the years and now offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past with its retro charm and lively atmosphere. Shinsekai is famous for its iconic Tsutenkaku Tower, a symbol of Osaka’s skyline. The area is renowned for kushikatsu (deep-fried skewered meat and vegetables) and other local delicacies, served in the bustling restaurants and street food stalls that line its streets. Shinsekai’s vibrant, somewhat kitschy vibe, combined with its rich history and unique culinary offerings, makes it a fascinating area to explore, providing a stark contrast to the city’s more modern districts.
• Shitennoji - Shitennoji Temple is the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan and the first ever to be built by the state. Founded in 593 by Prince Shotoku, a key figure in Japanese Buddhism, this historic temple is a testament to the introduction of Buddhism in Japan. It features a classic temple layout with a five-story pagoda, main hall (Kondo), and a beautifully maintained garden. Shitennoji’s grounds offer a tranquil atmosphere, providing a space for reflection amidst its ancient architecture and serene landscapes. Although the temple buildings have burned down several times throughout the centuries, they have always been carefully reconstructed to reflect the original 6th-century design.
• Osaka Castle - Osaka Castle, one of Japan’s most famous castles, is a symbol of the country’s rich history and stands as a majestic landmark in Osaka. Today, its main tower houses a museum that chronicles the castle’s storied past and offers panoramic views of Osaka from its observation deck. Surrounded by a scenic park, the castle is a favored spot for cherry blossom viewing in spring. With its historical significance and natural beauty, Osaka Castle offers visitors a unique glimpse into Japan’s cultural heritage, making it an essential stop for anyone exploring Osaka.

• Licensed Local English Speaking Guide

• Transportation Fees (Participants + Guide)
• Entrance Fees (Participants + Guide)
• Lunch (Participants + Guide)
• Other Private Expenses
• Private Vehicle
• Hotel Pick-up

Explore the highlights of Osaka with our friendly local guides who are not only Knowledgeable but also passionate about their city. They will take you around the sites in most efficient way and provide you with in-depth insights into each site, ensuring you get the most out of your visit.

Osaka, vibrant metropolis, is a bustling hub of culture, culinary, and entertainment. Known as the nation’s kitchen over hundreds years, it’s the perfect place for food lovers to dive into savory street food and world-class cuisine. Osaka provides both traditional charm with a long history and modern culture. This 6-hour tour allows you to choose several locations of your choice.

Join us for an exciting experience in Osaka!

Please choose 2 to 3 must-see spots from “What To Expect” that you wish to visit.

• A moderate amount of walking is included. Please wear comfortable walking shoes
• This is a walking tour. A private vehicle is not included.
• Public transportation or local taxis maybe used to transfer between spots.
• The tour will take place rain or shine.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.