Tours in Osaka

Try the unique experience of cooking real Japanese cuisine with an experienced chef. An opportunity to learn how to cook sushi the Japanese way! Relatively easy at first glance, cooking sushi is more difficult than you might think! From the way you prepare and press the rice, to the way you move your fingers, right down to the ingredients, sushi is an art! You'll find that even a small difference can completely change the taste and final result. You'll enjoy cooking, and then you'll have the chance to taste what you've cooked and take photos! The menu includes sushi rolls, chirashi sushi and California rolls. We will also teach how to make miso soup as a set. By offering more than 300 Japanese and Japanese-made Western dishes to foreign visitors to Japan, we convey the wonders of Japan through the experience of taste and cooking.

Discover the timeless charm of Kyoto with a perfect blend of cultural immersion and historical exploration on this unique 1-day tour. Begin your journey with an authentic matcha experience, where you'll learn the art of Japanese tea preparation and savor the delicate flavors of ceremonial matcha in a tranquil setting. Then, step back in time as you visit some of Kyoto’s most iconic ancient temples, marveling at their stunning architecture, serene gardens, and profound spiritual ambiance. This carefully curated tour offers a deeper connection to Japan’s heritage and traditions, making it an unforgettable experience for culture and history enthusiasts alike.

What sets our guiding tour apart is our deep local knowledge, personalized approach, and storytelling that brings each site to life—from the warrior legends of Osaka Castle to the spiritual calm of Sumiyoshi Taisha. We go beyond the typical tour by uncovering hidden details, offering cultural insights, and creating a fun, engaging experience that connects you with the true heart of Osaka. With small groups, flexible pacing, and passionate guides, your journey becomes more meaningful and memorable.

Find Peace of Mind and Spirit at Saisho-ji Temple Begin your experience by offering a coin and practicing seated meditation to quiet your thoughts. Then, express your gratitude to the Buddha through a traditional incense offering. The highlight of the experience is shakyo—the meditative practice of hand-copying Buddhist sutras. Slowly and mindfully trace each character with a brush, embracing a moment of inner calm. To complete the ritual, gently pass your sutra through incense smoke—symbolizing a step closer to the world of Buddha. At the end, take home special memories with a polaroid photo (cheki) and a goshuin temple stamp as a spiritual souvenir of your journey.

Michelin Bib Gourmand Sushi Shop - Lectures on the tradition and history of Edomae sushi, hands-on sushi-making experience, and sushi tasting

Experience the timeless beauty of Kyoto and Nara in one unforgettable day as you journey through some of Japan’s most iconic and scenic spots. Begin with a ride on the Sagano Romantic Train, a charming vintage railway offering breathtaking views of the Hozugawa River and seasonal landscapes—from cherry blossoms to fiery autumn foliage. Stroll through the enchanting Sagano Bamboo Forest Trail, where towering bamboo stalks create a serene and dreamlike atmosphere. Next, marvel at the illuminated elegance of the Kimono Forest, an artistic path of kimono-clad pillars near Arashiyama Station. Continue your adventure at Fushimi Inari Taisha, where thousands of vermilion torii gates lead you through sacred mountain trails in Kyoto’s most iconic Shinto shrine. Optionally, extend your journey to Nara Park, where friendly, free-roaming deer await alongside cultural treasures like Todai-ji Temple and the Great Buddha.

〇Nigiri-Sushi making course 12,000yen You can experience making Nigiri-sushi and Gunkan-maki, sushi wrapped with a strip of nori seaweed. We offer you Tuna, Salmon, Eel, Shrimp, rolled omelet, salmon roe, and etc. Experience time is 90minutes. Before making sushi, guests can learn history of Japanese cuisine, also how to generate sushi . Moreover, we wil tell about Japanese sake, the kinds of sushi. You can enjoy learning while having fun! At last, we offer the gift for our guests. Every our staff can speak English frequently. Please enjoy communicating with our Japanese staff

Towering in the heart of Osaka’s new downtown, the Sakishima Observatory stands as a landmark of the vibrant Bay Area. Rising 252 meters above ground, it offers a breathtaking 360° panoramic views of the city skyline, Osaka Bay, and even distant landmarks like Awaji Island and Kansai Airport, this observation deck offers a magical setting—especially at sunset or night. Perfect for photographers, couples, and curious travelers looking to see the city from a new perspective. Don't forget your camera!

The pass is the Osaka Metro version of the KYOTO-OSAKA SIGHTSEEING PASS and is valid for unlimited rides on Keihan Electric Railway as well as the subway and buses in Osaka. Providing great benefits at a variety of locations, this pass is an indispensable part of your travel in Osaka and Kyoto. For a smooth and budget-friendly exploration of Kyoto and Osaka, consider the Kyoto-Osaka Sightseeing Pass, offering unlimited travel on the Keihan Railway and access to attractions like Osaka Castle and Byodo-in Temple.

- Zen" is alive and well in our traditional culture, and we can expect many changes by studying tea ceremony and calligraphy. - What is the profound appeal of the tea ceremony? The Japanese tea ceremony is filled with many Japanese elements, such as the spirit of hospitality, the beauty of tea utensils, traditional manners, the aesthetic sense of Japanese sweets, and even the honor of being a samurai, which is also the name of the restaurant. - The Beauty of Margins in Calligraphy Nothing is beautiful precisely because there is nothing. The Japanese have a unique sense of beauty called "beauty of margins. It is called "the beauty of margins," and it is believed that by being conscious of margins, not only the object itself, but also its space becomes beautiful. It is expressed, for example, in Japanese gardens, food arrangement, ink painting, and calligraphy (white areas are said to be as important as areas written in black).