Osaka Walking Tour Osaka Castle Shinsekai and Namba

An iconic symbol of Osaka, this castle in the middle of the city is truly otherworldly and played a key role in the unification of Japan during the samurai era in the 16th century.

We will have lunch in this area. This is a local shopping street that gives you a nostalgic feeling. It is home to Tsutenkaku, the symbol of Shinsekai. This is a popular area that represents Osaka. It is a hidden spot where you can get a glimpse of the real Osaka.

Kuromon Market is a shopping street in Minami, the center of Osaka City. It got its name from the black gate of Enmyoji Temple, located nearby. There are about 150 stores lined up under the 580-meter-long arcade, and it is always bustling with people.

Located just off Dotonbori, this small Buddhist temple dates back to the 17th century and is dedicated to Acala, one of the Five Wise Kings of Buddhism.

Located along Dotonbori, one of Osaka's main tourist destinations, the area is known for its nightlife and is filled with neon lights, delicious street food, retro vibes, shops and bars. The area is also home to the famous Glico Man sign, a popular photo spot for tourists and locals alike.

Americamura has been the epicenter of Osaka's youth culture and style since the early 1970s, and like Harajuku in Tokyo, it has always evolved to be on the cutting edge of fashion. Here you can experience the vibe of Osaka's youth culture.

Experience the Japanese consumer's love affair with retail by strolling through this covered shopping arcade, Osaka's most important shopping area for 400 years, featuring hundreds of stores along its 600-metre-long street.

This is the final stop point of the tour.