
Eat, drink, shop, sing, repeat all night long - Japan’s friendliest city sure delivers!
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
For a truly authentic Osakan experience, you could kick things off with a butt-naked scrub down at a traditional sento, where locals freshen up before some well-deserved hashigo zake, or bar hopping, as we know it. Your local insider has the scoop on hideouts like Hozenji Yokocho and the maze of bars in Tenma, and will make up for any language barriers.
The local patrons of Osaka’s izakaya will happily talk to you all night - even if you don’t speak Japanese! Your host will effortlessly order plates of dishes like kushikatsu as you pour sake for one another, then feed your sake-induced insomnia with gyoza pork dumplings and some karaoke, or end your experience slurping ramen on the way home - just like a true local!
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Our guide was personable, informative and fun. I highly recommend this tour.
Show moreShe was a blast! if you get Maria ask for her favorite spots her friends are so lovely! could barely communicate since I don’t know Japanese but it was still amazing!
Show moreIt was a very good tour.Our guide speaks 3 languages Japanese,English & Tagalog.Very fluent in English.She brought us to Shinsekai the old part of Osaks where locals go.We tasted food like takoyaki & kushikatsu.
Show moreWe had Fumiko as our guide, she was very knowledgeable and accommodated to our schedule. we definitely enjoyed our time with her! thank you Fumiko!!
Show moreFumiko was amazing! Could not have asked for a better guide! She is incredibly knowledgeable about Osaka. I highly recommend her!
Show moreThoroughly enjoyed my time with Antoine, my guide for the evening, messaged me well in advance to set an itinerary based of my personal interests on what I wanted to see. he put some interesting stops at places and buildings with interesting histories and characters. I would definitely recommend this.
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