Description

This tour offers the ultimate Osaka experience by merging the "Namba Energetic Tour(M2)" and the "Shinsekai Retro Tour(M3)" into one seamless adventure.

Explore the merchant soul from Doguyasuji and Kuromon to Ota Road, Dotonbori, and Hozenji Yokocho. Then, transition to retro Shinsekai via Janjan Alley and Tsutenkaku, contrasting gritty charm with the serenity of Shitennojiand the heights of Abeno Harukas. Witness the city’s resilient evolution from street food markets to soaring skyscrapers in one walk.

Itinerary

The following itinerary lists a selection of spots. Please note that you can visit every location curated in M2 and M3.

Dotonbori

The iconic canal district and the ultimate symbol of Osaka’s vibrant nightlife and entertainment scene.

Glico Sign

The world-famous "Running Man" billboard that has overlooked the Ebisubashi Bridge since 1935. This neon landmark represents the enduring energy and optimism of the people of Osaka.

Hozenji Yokocho

A charming, stone-paved alley that preserves the nostalgic atmosphere of old Osaka. It is famous for the Mizukake Fudo-son statue, which is completely covered in lush green moss from years of worshippers splashing it with water.

Sennichimae Doguyasuji Shopping Street

A specialized arcade dedicated entirely to kitchenware and professional restaurant supplies. From high-quality forged knives to incredibly realistic plastic food samples, this street highlights the exceptional craftsmanship of Osaka’s industrial history.

Kuromon Market

Known as "The Kitchen of Osaka" for over 190 years, this bustling market is the center of the city’s food trade. It offers an incredible variety of fresh seafood and seasonal produce.

Ota Road

The vibrant epicenter of "Otaku" culture in Western Japan, filled with anime, manga, and figure shops.

Janjan Alley

A nostalgic, narrow arcade teeming with retro atmosphere and the aroma of Kushikatsu. It remains a beloved dining and leisure hub for locals, preserving the genuine flavor of post-war Osaka.

New Star

A classic Smart Ball parlor that offers a rare glimpse into Showa era amusement.

Tsutenkaku Tower

The 108-meter-tall "Eiffel Tower of Osaka." Reconstructed in 1956, it stands as an engineering marvel of the post-war era.

Isshinji Temple

A truly unique spiritual landmark famous for its statues of Amida Buddha created from the ashes of the deceased.

Shitennoji Temple

Japan’s oldest officially administered temple, founded in 593 by Prince Shotoku. It remains a cornerstone of Japanese Buddhism and showcases the timeless beauty of 6th-century architectural layout.

Tennoji Park

A vast urban green space that offers a tranquil respite from the surrounding city.

Abeno Harukas

Standing at 300 meters, this is Japan’s second tallest skyscraper and the modern centerpiece of the Abeno area. It offers a spectacular, panoramic view of the city we explored.

Included

Local English Speaking Guide

Exclusion

Transportation fees, Entrance fees, Food, and Other personal expenses

Private Vehicle (This is a walking tour)

Please Note

• This private tour is a walking day tour and your guide will meet you on foot. A private vehicle is not included.
• Animals or pets not allowed
• Public transportation nearby
• Stroller / pram accessible
• Wheelchair accessible

Cancellation policy

• How to Cancel: Please contact us via Instagram DM or Email.
• Cancellation Fees:
• Up to 72 hours before the tour start time: Free (0% fee)
• Within 72 hours of the tour start time: 100% of the tour fee (No refund)
• Same-day cancellation / No-show: 100% of the tour fee (No refund)
• Note: "72 hours" is calculated based on the tour start time in Japan Standard Time (JST).

Info

Identification

M5

Area

Minami(South) Area

Duration

6 Hours

Price (Guests aged 6 and older are counted as one participant)

• 1-2 Guests: ¥32,400 (Flat rate)
• 3 Guests: ¥46,800 (¥15,600 per person)
• 4 Guests: ¥50,800 (¥12,700 per person)
• 5 Guests: ¥60,000 (¥12,000 per person)
• 6 Guests: ¥64,800 (¥10,800 per person)

Meeting point

Osaka Metro Namba Station North East Gate (Mido-suji Line)

Finishing Point

Abeno Harukas