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Rickshaw Travel
Japan

Dazzling Lights of Osaka

Bite-sized trip
  • Itinerary:
    Osaka
  • Duration:
    3 days / 2 nights (flexible)
  • Price:
    from £ 484.- per person (excluding flights)
Osaka is known for its unique culinary delicacies, giant skyscrapers and Samurai past. During your two days here you'll visit ancient temples, conquer steps to stunning views and bask in the neon lights of the central district’s bustling markets and arcades. You’ll have plenty of time to experience Kuidaore, or “eat until you drop”, as you taste the unique culinary delights of this fascinating city with the help of your local guide.

Day 1 – Arrival in Osaka and gourmet street food tour

Today you’ll arrive in Osaka, and check into your centrally located hotel. In the evening your local guide will take you to the heart of Osaka’s mesmerising food scene – Dotonburi. Located in the lively Namba district, this neon-lit street has pretty much every known type of Japanese street food. Your guide will tell you all about the endless options there are, and you’ll sample a few snacks and a drink under their watch before you’re left to eat your way through Osaka independently. The rest of the evening is free and you can make your way to the hotel whenever you wish.

Days 2-3 – Free time & departure

Today you’ll have plenty of time to see most of the city’s impressive sites. Head to the ancient Shitennouji Temple, spend some time in the Garden of Paradise, and visit the giant Abeno Harukas skyscraper. There is an excellent subway system here, making it easy to navigate your way around. You can then take it easy and find somewhere to enjoy a green tea.

In the evening you’ll have some more free time to take in Osaka’s fast-paced nightlife, eat some more of the weird and wonderful food on offer, or even pitch up at a local karaoke bar – if you’ve had enough sake. After a good night’s sleep, you’ll check out of your hotel, ready to continue your Japanese journey.

Accommodation

Rondreis Japan
Rondreis Japan
Rondreis Japan

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