What You Will Do
Osaka, which has a 1,500-year history as the "water capital," was the center of Japan between the 16th and 19th centuries. Osaka was also the home of Hideyoshi Toyotomi, the father of the modern Japanese unification. You’ll get to visit his castle, the Osaka Castle, and learn why even today Osaka has a great appeal and is still known domestically as the nation’s kitchen. While Tokyo may be the biggest city in Japan, Osaka has always flourished as a center of the Japanese economy. Today’s visitors to Japan, in addition to exploring Tokyo and Kyoto, should not pass up the opportunity to explore the bustling metropolis of Osaka!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Osaka Castle
1 hour 15 minutes
This tour will take you to the famous Osaka Castle, where you can wander around its grounds filled with beautiful greeneries and cherry blossom trees in spring
2
Kuromon Market
30 minutes
Enjoy the local market culture of Osaka and buy some street food at Kuromon Market!
3
Dotombori District
15 minutes
You’ll also drop by the famous Dotonbori photo stop and take as many photos as you want of the Glico Man.
4
Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
55 minutes
Your tour will end at Osaka Museum of Housing and Living, a museum known to replicate a local neighborhood during the Edo period complete with shops, drug stores, and even a public bath!
Show 3 more stops