• Cup Noodle Museum Osaka Ikeda - Instant noodles and cup noodles, beloved worldwide, were created by the same innovator in Osaka. Visitors can explore the birthplace of Chicken Ramen and delve into the fascinating history of these essential culinary inventions. Additionally, guests have the opportunity to craft their own unique cup noodles by decorating a container and selecting their preferred ingredients. Enjoy a delightful experience and create lasting memories!
• Osaka Museum of Housing and Living - This museum offers a journey back in time to the 1830s, allowing visitors to experience a day on an old shopping street through life-size, accurate reproductions. Discover the lifestyle of Osaka merchants and feel as though you’re meeting locals who lived modestly yet vibrantly in historical Osaka.
• Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street - As Japan’s longest shopping street, stretching 1.6 miles, this area once served as the main entrance to the renowned Osaka Tenmangu Shrine. Today, it remains lively with locals enjoying the shops and eateries. Unlike Shinsaibashi or Umeda, which feature upscale stores, this street is lined with charming mom-and-pop shops and quaint, old-fashioned stores. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll through a contemporary local shopping street and savor its regional cuisine.
• Osaka Museum of History - Situated on ancient palace ruins and facing Osaka Castle, this museum offers insights into Osaka’s history from ancient times to the present. Inside, visitors will find numerous reproductions, mannequins, and videos that enhance understanding of the city and its people, enriching the experience of subsequent attractions. Notably, the 10th-floor windows provide a stunning view of Osaka Castle!
• Osaka Castle - Established in the 16th century, this is one of Japan’s largest castles. Its formidable design includes two wide, deep moats, high stone walls, and other defensive features, making it nearly impenetrable. The Main Keep is adorned with gold ornaments that beautifully complement the aged roof. Here, visitors can learn about the life of a samurai warrior hero who rose from humble beginnings to become a national leader.

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Osaka stands as the largest city in Western Japan. With upcoming global events, the city is drawing increased international attention.

This tour offers four exciting experiences. First, visitors will gain a comprehensive understanding of Osaka’s history at a museum, providing deep insights into the city’s past. Next, they will explore one of Japan’s largest castles, featuring a stunning main tower, and learn about the life of a revered samurai hero cherished by the people of Osaka for generations. The third stop is Japan’s longest market street, stretching 1.6 miles, filled with quaint shops that tourists seldom visit, offering a glimpse into the past akin to a museum. Finally, participants will have the opportunity to create their own cup noodles at the birthplace of instant noodles, which they can take home as a souvenir.

Additionally, the tour includes three different train rides in one day, featuring the Osaka Metro, JR, and Hankyu lines.

This tour promises to be an unforgettable experience!

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