The Enchanting Osaka: The Metropolitan TAste

Osaka is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo. You can feel the wonderful atmosphere in Dotonbori and Shinsekai, and around Osaka Station where the urban streets are full of charm. You can fully feel the fun of Osaka tourism. Osaka has been called "the kitchen of the world" since ancient times, and many delicious food dishes are gathered here. After the 17th century, it became a trading center for rice and various specialty products from all over Japan, and is now famous for its many cheap and delicious dishes. In particular, takoyaki and okonomiyaki, which are mainly made from wheat flour, are particularly popular, so be sure to try them when you come to Osaka.

To see the beauty of Osaka, you must experience it from day to night. During the day, you can climb to the HARUKAS 300 observation deck for a panoramic view of Osaka. You can drive Gokart, which is only available in Japan and can be driven on urban main roads. You can also choose to travel around Osaka by water bus.

Various huge three-dimensional signs protruding from the street such as crabs, octopus, cows, cranes, etc. create a lively scene in Dotonbori, Osaka. Dotonbori River flows on the north side and the main street on the south side is lined with many restaurants and shops. The main street is a pedestrian area, and many people walk on the road while eating takoyaki and other delicacies. You can stroll during the day or take a night cruise on the Dotonbori water sightseeing boat and enjoy the bustling night views on both sides of the river.

You can’t talk about Osaka without mentioning flour-based delicacies such as takoyaki and okonomiyaki. In addition, there are many delicious delicacies such as fried skewers, ramen, and pork buns. 

• Start in the morning and end in the afternoon for 8 hours;
• Start in the afternoon and end in the evening for 7 hours.

             *We can adjust the schedule to fit your schedule better. 

1. An English-speaking guide welcomes everyone at the pier with a sign saying "Japan Adventure Club."
2. The group drives to the first stop, Osaka Castle, to enjoy this historic town and the cherry blossoms. Rea ps benefits of his endeavors, this castle is a place that offers a lot of history. It is a beautiful sight, and the cherry blossoms add charm.
3. Ride on the River Cruise called Aqualiner. The cruise will be a relaxing and enjoyable experience. You will have the opportunity to explore the city from a different angle and take in the stunning views of the castle. When they finished, they had a newfound appreciation for the castle and all it had to offer.
4. Reach out to Hakuras 360, the 2nd tallest skyscraper in Osaka, to view this large city. Be sure to take plenty of pictures to capture the city's stunning sights from up high. 
5. Stroll through Dotonbori, the city's famous shopping and entertainment district. Enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants in the area. Take photos of the beautiful skyline. 
6. We'll also stop by Shinsekai, another area famous for its neon lights and quirky attractions.