Meeting Point

Your hotel reception within Osaka

Umeda sky building from Osaka station

viewing the building from outside is often sufficient, allowing more time to explore other parts of Osaka while still seeing one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

Osaka castle

the castle grounds provide a great opportunity to discuss Japan’s samurai era, the rise and fall of the Toyotomi clan, and Osaka’s importance in Japanese history. The exterior, moats, and stone walls are often the highlights for many visitors.

Harukas abeno

Abeno Harukas is Japan’s tallest skyscraper, standing at 300 meters (984 feet). Opened in 2014, it symbolizes Osaka’s modern development and serves as a major commercial and transportation hub.

Keitakuen Garden

Keitakuen is a traditional Japanese landscape garden located in the Tennoji area, next to Tennoji Park. It was completed in 1908 and designed by the renowned landscape architect Jihei Ogawa VII, also known as Ueji.

Shinsekai

Shinsekai, meaning “New World,” is one of Osaka’s most iconic neighborhoods and offers a glimpse into the city’s working-class culture and nostalgic atmosphere.

Kuromon ichiba

Known as “Osaka’s Kitchen,” Kuromon Ichiba Market has been serving the city for more than 190 years and remains one of Osaka’s most famous food markets.

Namba

Namba is one of Osaka’s most vibrant districts and the center of the city’s entertainment, shopping, and food culture. It perfectly reflects Osaka’s energetic atmosphere and reputation as Japan’s culinary capital.(Dotonbori, doguyasuji and ebisubashisuji).

Ending Point

After taking a picture with glico the iconic landmark of Osaka