144 activitati in Osaka, Japan

this fun activity you will be given colorful Japanese rice papers and will learn how to make beautiful figures without cutting the paper or using glue.

A guide who knows about the area will show you around NIGHT CLUB in Osaka.
Let’s enjoy the Osaka night with HACCHAN!
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During the tour, we will show you 4CLUBS !
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No reservations necessary
Every Friday, Saturday
Just come to meeting point．
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3,000円 Yen
per person and original T-shirt included★
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After TOUR
you can re-enter the CLUB introduced
HACCHAN introduced.It is possible to enter the club with a special price.
※Attention ※
Tour participation is over 22 years old.
At the reception desk, age verification passport is required.

Furoshiki is the act of wrapping important items in Japanese cloth. The cloth used for wrapping is referred to as furoshiki. In this fun activity you will discover how the Japanese find beauty in a simple piece of cloth by folding it ceremoniously in an aesthetically pleasing way.

This is an affordable yet culturally-enriching bus trip from Osaka to Kyoto and Nara.Tour stops at Kyoto Arashiyama, Kinkakuji-temple and Nara park. With several convenient pickup points, Kansai Airport, near hotels in Umeda and Namba, this tour will be a great addition to your trip to Japan.

Discover the ghetto, retro zone, yakuza, redlight district, illegal gambling dens and the intriguing neighbourhood alleys with Andy, your half Japanese half Australian tour guide.

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During the tour you’ll do some taste testing at two different street stalls. Then after we finish exploring, you’ll have the option to go to a local, traditional family restaurant.

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We strive to show you the authentic Osaka on this night tour, where you get a real and deep understanding of the inner workings of this amazing city visiting some architecture which is steeped in history & some run down, derelict areas too…not what Osaka Tourism wants you to see!

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Get an inside look with Andy who has extensive knowledge of the Osaka region and can answer all your queries on this walking tour.

See and experience the unique and fun Osaka in 3-hours! You will have a chance to walk through nostalgic neighborhood, eat delicious Osaka local food and meet fun locals!

The activity is held at a temple with a history of 400 years.  Normally people are not allowed to enter, but as an exception participants of this activity can get inside. It truly is a premium experience. In this plan, besides learning the way of making tea from a teacher, you can also taste matcha and Japanese sweets. You will not only learn how to make it, but also about the spirit that is linked to the tea ceremony.

By all means, try to experience this kind of deep Japanese culture in a silent place.

A unique sweets making and wagashi cooking experience in Osaka that will make your travel memorable.

You will make Japanese sweets called nerikiri ideal for taking back home as a souvenir. Your host will kindly explain in English and demonstrate how to make delicious Japanese sweets. These sweets can be adjusted for the season or your favorite shape or character.

Get to know the city through the eyes of a passionate local. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it up to the local for an insightful introduction to the city. Make travel about the people you meet not just the places you see.

Get to know the city through the eyes of a passionate local. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it up to the local for an insightful introduction to the city. Make travel about the people you meet not just the places you see.

Use a door to door transfer, a comfortable and hassle free service that will allow you to enjoy your journey from the moment you arrive to the beautiful city of Osaka. Your driver will be waiting for you in the Kansai (KIX) Airport's arrival hall and will take you straight to your centrally located hotel in Osaka.

Calligraphy Osaka.  Enjoy a unique Japanese cultural activity of SHODO calligraphy in Osaka. A shodo expert will kindly explain the connection between meditation and Japanese calligraphy and teach you how to use the brush to create strokes like the Japanese. Enjoy cultural activity of Japan on a 60-minute calligraphy class in Osaka. Lessons will be held in order of hiragana, katakana, kanji. Kind Japanese teachers will instruct you in the tatami-style room.

Go on your own Osaka Soul Food adventure using Osaka Gourmet Walk! No need for an expensive local guide, YOU are in charge!
No need to read or speak Japanese - just show the ticket and get a special menu food or drink item to try out the shop. If you like it, feel free to order more from their regular menu and pay as usual or just head out to the next shop on your list. We have picked and checked all the shops to see that all are safe establishments (we go there to eat ourselves!) .
Our selected shops serve takoyaki, okonomiyaki, kushikatsu, beef, sushi, tempura, gyoza, yakitori, sashimi, pancake, crepe, Japanese sake, and other foods. Located mainly in Namba, Shinsekai and Umeda you will find shops on main streets as well as in back alleys even the locals are not yet familiar with.
Use our site's shop list & map (gourmet-walk.com) and pick what you would like to try.
Come join our soul food adventure!

This three hour walking tour will touch upon the heart of Japan by visiting a Shinto Shrine and take you to the core of the Japanese food scene.

Sumiyoshi-taisha grand shrine will welcome you with a beautiful orange colored arched bridge. Find power spots spread around the area and feel the heart and soul of Japanese people.
Stroll around the local market Kuromon-ichiba and find out why Osaka is called the national kitchen of Japan.
We use public transportation between sites.

Visit the “Heijo Palace;” one of the World Heritage site “Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara.” This is the remains of the ancient capital of Japan. Some of the architecture has been reconstructed in the same scale and style from ancient times; such as “Imperial Audience Hall” where various rituals were conducted, “Suzaku-mon Gate” which was the front gate to the palace, and “Suzaku-oji Avenue” which was the main street of the ancient capital. Let’s explore and think about the people who built the Japanese capital more than 1,300 years ago, and experience some of ancient lives and cultures.

A course where you can walk around Osaka castle freely while dressed in kimono.
There are also kimono costumes for children so you can enjoy it as a family. 
How about taking kimono pictures with the whole family as a memory?