Osaka’s Must-Visit Landmark Walking Tour
◆Introduction
Experience more than just sightseeing on this walking tour that delves into Osaka’s rich history, vibrant food scene, and fascinating mix of old and new. In addition to iconic sites like Osaka Castle, you'll explore places like Kuromon Market, often referred to as "Osaka's Kitchen," and Amerika-mura, the heart of Osaka's youth culture.
Along the way, you can savor delicious local street food and discover hidden corners of the city that maintain the charm of traditional Japan.
・Half day tour of visiting both major Osaka attractions and hidden local gems
・Learn local history
・Try delicious street food at Kuromon Market, Dotonbori, and more
◆Included
・One non-alcholic beverage
・Some delicious street food
◆Not Included
・Admission fees to any facilities
・Any transportation fees during the tour
・Hotel pick up/drop off
◆Itinerary
■ Metting point: Ōsakajōkōen Station (大阪城公園駅)
Your guide will wait for you at Exit 2 at Osakajokoen Station.
■Osaka Castle (Pass By)
The iconic landmark of Osaka
■America Mura
The streets at the heart of Osaka’s youth culture are lined with shops offering urban apparel and hip-hop fashion. Even if you're not shopping for clothes, the area is home to many foreigner-friendly bars and restaurants, making it a lively spot for everyone!
■Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street
Osaka’s most important shopping area with the history of 400 years.
■Dotonbori Tsuribori
One of Osaka’s top tourist destinations, this area is famous for its nightlife, neon lights, irresistible street food, retro atmosphere, and a variety of shops and bars. It’s also home to the iconic Glico Man sign, a popular photo spot for everyone.
■Hozenji Yokocho
A hidden, narrow alleyway that maintains the charm of old Japan, featuring traditional lanterns and cobblestone pathways that evoke a nostalgic atmosphere.
■Hozen-ji Temple
Located just off Dotonbori
■Kuromon Market
A popular market known as “Osaka’s Kitchen”, offering fresh seafood, meat, and so on.
■Sennichimae Doguyasuji Shopping Street
An area bustling with wholesalers, gift shops, and specialty stores
■Nipponbashi Denden Town
Osaka’s equivalent to Tokyo’s Akihabara, this vibrant district is the go-to area for electronics, cameras, computers, pop culture, gaming, and anime shopping!
■Shinsekai
A historic district, home to the iconic Tsutenkaku Tower, a symbol of Shinsekai.
◆Additional Info
・Not wheelchair accessible
・Not recommended for pregnant travelers
・Wear comfortable shoes
Shinsaibashi/Namba Tennoji/Shinsekai Popular
¥13000~
/ person
