• Osaka Museum of History - Situated opposite Osaka Castle, the Osaka Museum of History is built on the grounds of an ancient palace. The museum’s 10th floor offers a fantastic vantage point to admire Osaka Castle. Through the windows, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the stunning castle, gaining insight into its vast size and complete structure.

Additionally, the museum’s informative exhibits provide a deep understanding of Osaka’s origins and authentic history. Notably, the diorama of the ancient court and the bustling merchants’ town are particularly impressive.

• Osaka Castle - Constructed in the 17th century by the Tokugawa Shogunate, Osaka Castle was a formidable fortress, safeguarded by double moats, towering stone walls, and turrets. It originally served as the residence of the samurai leader of the Toyotomi family.

Today, the castle is a popular park for Osaka residents. After enjoying the view from the observation deck of the main tower, visitors can explore exhibits on each floor to learn about Osaka and Japan’s samurai-centered history.

At the MIRAIZA facilities on the castle grounds, visitors can also try their hand at ninja knife throwing!

• Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street - Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street, Japan’s longest at 2.6 km with 600 shops, is always lively with numerous local residents.

Exploring the shops is enjoyable, and with many restaurants available, it’s recommended to select a favorite spot here for lunch.

• Osaka Museum of Housing and Living - This museum recreates the Osaka townscape from about 180 years ago in full scale, allowing visitors to walk through it.

Visitors can see, touch, and experience old Japan, including the structure of the houses, the products sold at the time, utilities, and the daily habits of common people.

Experience the lifestyle of citizens, which contrasts with that of the samurais.

• Kuromon Market - Osaka’s food culture has thrived due to its residents’ love for delicious food, earning it the title of Japan’s Food Capital. The market features numerous shops offering seafood like crabs, pufferfish, and sea urchin, meats such as Wagyu and Kobe beef, and a variety of sweets. Many visitors come to enjoy the diverse food offerings while strolling around.

Discover your favorite food item here!

• Dotombori District - Dotonbori is now Osaka’s most popular tourist destination. Initially cherished by locals as an entertainment area with theaters along the canal, it now features restaurants with vibrant billboards on both sides of the canal, including shops selling takoyaki, the octopus balls originating from Osaka, and renowned ramen shops.

Capture a photo in front of the iconic Glico-man signboard and enjoy exploring the area. For souvenirs, Don Quiote is conveniently nearby.

• Admission Fee
• Professional Guide Fare
• Public Transportation Fare

• Food & Drink

This tour provides an outstanding and efficient itinerary, ensuring you make the most of your time in Osaka. Begin by delving into the vibrant history of samurai warriors and everyday life in Osaka through visits to museums and the castle. Next, discover Japan’s longest shopping street, a favorite among locals. Following this, explore Dotonbori to understand why Osaka is renowned as Japan’s food capital. The guide will conveniently pick you up from your hotel in Osaka.

All transportation and admission fees are included, and you will enjoy priority access at Osaka Castle, avoiding long queues during the tour.

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