Osaka Day Tour: Secret Spots & Local Treasures
Runs in English
- Moderate
- From age 18
- Wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for strollers and prams
- Public transport nearby
Your guide
Originally born in Melbourne Australia, I moved to Japan for "1 year" MANY years ago. (Sorry mum). We specialise in foodie tours with a …
A fun 3-4 Hour tour where we hit all the hottest spots of Osaka, whilst also checking out the smaller alleyways and more "local" spots.
What's included
- Food and drinks
- Snacks
- Local Tour guide
Not included
- Public transportation
What to bring
- Comfy Shoes
- Weather appropriate clothing
- Sunscreen
Know before you go
- Pets are welcome
- Infants must not sit on laps
- Infant seats unavailable
- Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point: Tanimachi-4-Chome, Exit 9
Open in mapsCancellation policy: Free until 24 hours before: Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start. After that, no refund.
Cancel within that window and you get your full deposit back. After it, you do not get your deposit back. If the guide cancels, you always get your deposit back.
What you'll do
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1
Osaka Castle
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We’ll start at the legendary Osaka Castle.
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2
Abeno Harukas
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Come see Osaka from the Observation Deck of the tallest building in Osaka, the second tallest building in Japan, The abeno Harukas.
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Hozenji
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Hidden in a narrow alleyway just steps from the neon chaos of Dotonbori, Hozenji Shrine is a tiny 17th-century sanctuary that feels like stepping back in time. While the rest of the city modernized, this pocket of "Old Osaka" remained, lit by traditional lanterns and filled with the scent of incense.
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Crazy, busy streets next to calm, peaceful shrines are what we'll find in Dotonbori
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Crazy, busy streets next to calm, peaceful shrines are what we'll find in Dotonbori. We start by navigating local shotengai (covered shopping arcades), passing quirky animal cafes and hidden local hangouts. You’ll hear about our beloved Hanshin Tigers, Osaka’s baseball team with the most raucous fans in Japan, and the wild traditions that take place whenever they win. After snapping the essential photo with the iconic Glico Running Man, we’ll grab another local snack and soak in the neon chaos. But the real magic happens just steps away; we’ll show you the incredible juxtaposition of the city as we turn a corner into the peacefulness of Hozenji Shrine.
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Glico Man
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The iconic "Osaka Running Man" or "Glico Man", the one "mandatory" photo op of the tour.
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