◆Introduction
Food enthusiasts eager to learn more about Japanese cuisine will love this walking tour focusing on Dotonbori and Shinsekai in Osaka.
Join this tour to explore charming merchant streets from the samurai era, narrow alleys, hidden gems, and shrines.
Savor local dishes such as kushikatsu, okonomiyaki, and takoyaki while discovering Osaka's rich culture and history.

This tour offers personalized attention, allowing you to uncover hidden alleys, temples, and gems perfect for both first-time visitors and returning travelers.

◆Included
・6 pieces of kushikatsu
・1 okonomiyaki
・1 box of takoyaki
・2 drinks (including alcoholic options)
・3 hours with a local guide

◆Not Included
・Additional food and drinks (available for purchase)
・Transportation cost

◆Itinerary
・Shinsekai
The journey begins with a visit to a shrine in Shinsekai, where millions flock every New Year's to learn about the connection between Shintoism and Japanese life.
As you step into the heart of Shinsekai, you'll encounter the lively shopping district symbolized by Tsutenkaku. This 103-meter observation tower was built over 60 years ago and created a buzz among Osaka's residents.

・Tsutenkaku
Photo opportunity in front of the tower

・Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street
Experience a virtual trip to Osaka’s past with its narrow 1.2-meter alley, adorned with art that transports visitors back in time.
Exiting the alley leads you to a quaint temple nestled among the bright neon signs and bustling shopping streets of Namba, giving a feeling of time travel back to a more traditional era before delving deeper into Osaka's history!

・Dotonbori (Passing through)
・Dotonbori River (Passing through)
・Hozen-ji Temple（Short visit)

・Dotonbori District:
Dotonbori has long stood as a symbol of Osaka. Historically a bustling commercial center and a vital hub for rice trade during the Edo period, it earned the title of "the nation's kitchen." Dotonbori remains vibrant and lively, serving as the perfect conclusion to your culinary journey in Osaka.
Explore local favorites for okonomiyaki and takoyaki in this food haven!

・Dotombori Glico Sign
Take a photo in front of the famous Glico sign.

◆Additional Info
・Most participants are welcome, but some locations may not be wheelchair or stroller accessible.
・We cannot fulfill gluten-free requests, as meals are prepared in unaffiliated kitchens, so allergy-free options or dietary needs cannot be guaranteed.