Three-Hour Private Guided Tour to Osaka Castle
Runs in French English Japanese
- Easy
- Wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for strollers and prams
- Service animals welcome
- Public transport nearby
This is a private tour. When you book a date, your group has the tour to itself. Nobody else can join.
Your guide
At Nara Guide, we are passionate about Japan, its history, its culture and its traditions. We want to share this passion with travellers by …
We will visit Osaka Castle, symbol of Osaka, during this half-day.
Highlights
- Osaka Castle : Discover one of Japan’s most iconic castles and learn about its historical significance.
- The End of the Warring States Period : Explore the events that brought an end to centuries of conflict and shaped Japan’s future.
- The Battle of Osaka (1614–1615) : Learn about the decisive battle that led to the fall of the Toyotomi clan and the establishment of Tokugawa rule.
- Osaka Castle Park : Stroll through the castle grounds and enjoy its beautiful green spaces.
- Seasonal Beauty : Experience the park’s changing scenery, particularly its spectacular cherry blossoms in spring.
What's included
- Guide
Not included
- Castle Entrance Fees
Know before you go
- Pets are welcome
- Wheelchair accessible
Cancellation policy: Flexible: Full refund up to 24h before
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 Park
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Osaka Castle Park is around the castle and have many historical remains. We go out Morinomiya Station and head up to the park.
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2
Osaka Castle water pit
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We arrive near the water pit. Here, we can know more about how Japanese castles were defended.
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3
Tomb of Toyotomi Hideyori
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We will visit the tomb of Toyotomi Hideyori, unlucky castle master who were defeated during the Osaka battle (1615).
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4
Osaka Castle
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Osaka Castle is a close replica of the original castle. Inside, it is a museum about samurais and the siege of Osaka (1614-1615).
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5
Miraiza
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Miraiza is a building near Osaka Castle. Here, we can buy souvenirs, have some Japanese snacks or food and know more about this castle's History.
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The Octopus Stone
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We arrive near the hugest stone of the castle where we can know more about how Japanese castles were built.
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