This walking tour explores Shinsaibashi, Osaka’s leading shopping district, where history meets modern trends. Developed during the Edo period, the area grew into a symbol of Osaka’s merchant culture and remains a lively commercial centre today. Walking through the Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade, your guide explains how the district developed and what makes Osaka’s business culture unique. You will also explore nearby side streets, where you can experience a calmer atmosphere and local daily life beyond the main shopping area. With time for photos, this tour offers a deeper look at Shinsaibashi as both a historic and actively used district.

The Glico Sign is an iconic landmark of Dotonbori and one of the most recognisable sights in Osaka. The image of a runner crossing the finish line represents challenge and progress, and has symbolised the city for decades. On this tour, your guide explains when the Glico Sign was created, how it became famous, and how its design has changed over time, reflecting different eras of Osaka. More than just a photo spot, the Glico Sign represents what makes Osaka unique. While enjoying the neon lights and canal views, you will learn about Dotonbori’s development as an entertainment district and the difference between the tourist image and the local perspective. Plenty of time is provided for photos in front of the sign, including tips for classic Osaka-style poses.

This walking tour explores the Namba area, a gateway to Osaka where transport, commerce, and entertainment come together. Historically a key hub near the sea and rivers, Namba has long attracted people and goods, and its past is still visible in today’s lively streets. As you walk around the station area, your guide explains how Namba developed into one of Osaka’s central districts. Learning about its role as a transport hub and its connection to merchant and entertainment culture offers a new way to see the area. The tour also leads you into side streets, where you can experience local daily life and a more traditional Osaka atmosphere. The contrast between modern complexes and old-style areas is one of Namba’s unique charms. Along the way, you will visit photo-friendly spots while learning about the character and lifestyle of Osaka’s people. Suitable for both first-time visitors and repeat travellers, this tour reveals Namba where history and modern life intersect

This walking tour explores Kuromon Market, known as “Osaka’s kitchen,” where you can experience the city’s food culture and local life. With nearly 200 years of history, the market developed as a place where chefs and merchants sourced fresh ingredients, a role it still reflects today. As you walk through the market streets, your guide explains why Kuromon earned its nickname and how Osaka’s food culture has evolved. Learning about the specialities of shops selling seafood, meat, vegetables, and dried goods offers a deeper experience beyond casual food browsing. You will also feel the market’s lively atmosphere through the sounds, aromas, and food prepared right in front of you, gaining insight into Osaka’s passion for good food. The market’s mood changes throughout the day, adding to its charm. Along the way, you will visit photo-friendly spots and have time to enjoy light snacks or shop for souvenirs. This tour offers a chance to experience Osaka’s food culture with all five senses