Description

Umeda, the heart of North Osaka (Kita), is famously nicknamed "The Dungeon" due to its notoriously complex, multi-layered underground network and soaring skyscrapers. This tour is not just a walk—it is a navigational adventure through one of the world's most intricate urban hubs.

Itinerary

JR Osaka Station Central Gate

To conquer the Umeda Dungeon, we must first establish our reference point. We will meet in the very heart of the Umeda hub.

Daimaru Department Store

Directly connected to JR Osaka Station with excellent accessibility. The world-famous Pokémon Center is located within this building.

Hanshin Department Store

Widely known as "Hanshin for Foodies," this store features an exceptional basement food hall (Depachika), including the casual and welcoming "Snack Park.”

Osaka Ekimae No. 4 Building

Umeda is home to four major "Ekimae"(means “in front of station” in Japanese) buildings. We will pass through No. 4, which is packed with local eateries and bars frequented by Osaka's office workers.

Ohatsu Tenjin Shrine

A "Lover's Sanctuary" with over 1,300 years of history, located unexpectedly in the middle of Umeda's bustling entertainment district.

Ohatsu Tenjin-dori Shopping Street

A lively, retro dining street teeming with energy, popular among both office workers and the younger generation.

Hankyu Department Store

The premier luxury department store in the Kansai region. Its grand event halls often host large-scale fairs and unique cultural exhibitions.

HEP FIVE

A landmark commercial facility marked by its iconic red Ferris wheel. It houses approximately 170 shops specializing in the latest fashion trends and amusement.

Hankyu Sanbangai Shopping Mall

A massive shopping and dining destination directly connected to Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station, boasting around 250 diverse stores.

Yodobashi Camera Multimedia Umeda

One of Japan’s largest electronics giants. Its vast floors range from the 2nd basement to the 8th floor, offering everything from cameras and games to daily essentials and liquor.

Grand Front Osaka

Opened in 2013, this is one of Western Japan’s largest mixed-use complexes, directly connected to JR Osaka Station.

Umekita Park

A vast urban oasis opened in September 2024. It features expansive lawns, seasonal gardens, stylish cafes, and the innovative "Umekita Forest"—a perfect escape in the heart of the city.

Umeda Sky Building

A 173-meter tall skyscraper and an iconic landmark of Osaka. Its defining feature is the circular "Floating Garden Observatory" that connects the two towers at the very top.

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

K1

Area

Kita(North) Area

Duration

3 Hours

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

• 1-2 Guests: ¥18,000 (Flat rate)
• 3 Guests: ¥26,100 (¥8,700 per person)
• 4 Guests: ¥31,200 (¥7,800 per person)
• 5 Guests: ¥33,000 (¥6,600 per person)
• 6 Guests: ¥36,000 (¥6,000 per person)

Meeting point

JR Osaka Station Central Gate

Finishing Point

Umeda Sky Building