Osaka Castle is one of the most famous landmarks in the city.

It was originally built in the late 16th century by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a powerful samurai warlord who unified Japan.

The castle played a major role in Japanese history, especially during the Warring States period.

Although the original structure was destroyed several times, the current main tower was rebuilt in 1931.

Now, imagine yourself as a samurai warrior, charging into the castle grounds!

Dotonbori is one of the biggest entertainment districts in Osaka.

It’s known for unique signs & colorful billboards, including the iconic "Glico Running Man" sign which provides great photo spots.

Dotonbori is also a great place to try Osaka’s local specialties, such as takoyaki (octopus balls) and okonomiyaki (savory pancakes).

If you want to feel the “vibe of Osaka,” this is the place to be!

Nipponbashi area is located within a walking distance from Dotonbori.

In this area, we will visit Doguyasuji Street which is famous with professional-grade kitchenware shops. Also, there are shops selling food replica where you can try making your own.

(food replica experience costs about JPY3000-5000 and it is NOT included in the tour fee)

If you are interested in anime & manga, we will visit Den Den Town, Osaka’s electronics and pop culture hub.