
Get picked up at Kobe port and explore Osaka on a private tour tailored to your schedule and wishes!
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
Take the train to Osaka with your local host, and spend a day exploring! Osaka is famous for its obsession with food, so feast on takoyaki (fried octopus balls) as you explore the neon-lit entertainment districts which line the canals or with your local insider leading the way (and doing the ordering when there’s no English menu!), discover Hozenji Yokocho, a mysterious alleyway packed with ramshackle izakaya bars.
Soak up Osaka’s history with a visit to Osaka Castle or Sumiyoshi-taisha, one of the oldest Shinto shrines in Japan, or dive into its kaleidoscopic modern culture and shop for quirky souvenirs in Shinsaibashi, the frenetic shopping district, or head up Tsūtenkaku Tower for panoramic city views from its famous observation deck.
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This was an excellent tour in Osaka. It was a shore excursion since I arrived at Osaka port. The guide was on time and we got to return on time. Kalid was an excellent guide. He was very attentive and helpful. We felt very safe all the time. Took us lots of photos. He was very kind. I recommend this tour, the tour company and the guide Kalid. I give them 5 stars. Thank You Again.
Show moreKanna was delightful. She was knowledgeable and did a great job keeping us engaged in the tour.
Show moreMaria was AMAZING. She gave me exactly the experience I wanted and I enjoyed every minute.
Show moreI would highly recommend Kanna for fun food tours and sampling the culture.
Show moreMaria was lovely and set a pace that was good for our group. She helped us with transit passes and banking! She took us to a nice place for good food and a good store for knives. she set a good route that made sense in the time allowed. Thank you Maria!
Show moreMaria clearly loves Osaka and it shows. We had just visited Dotonbori the day before but were disappointed with what we found. Maria took us there and showed us some great spots and shared some good history.
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