• Double-decker open-top bus tour of Osaka's famous sights
• Tours can be arranged from 1 person

• Easy access from Osaka Station

  
  

• Free Wi-Fi is available on the bus

  
  

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- Plan details -

A night tour to enjoy Osaka's famous sights on a double-decker open-top bus.

During your free time strolling around Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street, you
can enjoy Osaka gourmet food, including the Tenma area, a foodie spot that
symbolizes Osaka, the food capital.

[Bonus] All participants will receive a 20% discount on admission to the Umeda
Sky Building Floating Garden Observatory.

• Meeting time: 17:40
• Departure time: 18:00

• Disbanding time: Around 21:05

  
  

• Duration: Approximately 3 hours

  
  

For the latest operating information , please visit the West Japan JR Bus
official website.

Please check the following.

The price does not include dinner. Dinner will be served at your leisure during your free time at Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street.

There are no restrooms or trash cans near the meeting place. Please make sure you have taken care of anything before arriving.

- Spot Introduction -

• Midosuji (from the train window)

Stretching from Umeda to Namba, this is Osaka's main street, with a total
length of about 4.5 km. It is the busiest area in Osaka city. Approximately
970 ginkgo trees are planted along the road, and in autumn the beautiful
leaves turn a vibrant golden color. During the Osaka Light Festival "Midosuji
Illumination" period, the trees and buildings on both sides of the road are
beautifully lit up, creating a fantastic atmosphere.

• Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street (18:45-19:55 Free time to explore)

This shopping street stretches for about 2.6 kilometers. It is lined with
about 800 stores, including traditional restaurants, delicatessens, and
swordsmith shops. You can get a real feel for Osaka just by walking around.

• River Station Hachikenya (15 minute stay, can leave from the stop)

During the Edo period, this wharf flourished as a departure point for fast
boats connecting Kyoto and Osaka, but today it has been revived as a port
where people can enjoy leisurely cruises and is a place of relaxation for the
people. *You can enjoy a water and light water show (about 15 minutes) until
around February 2026.

• Osaka Castle (from the train window)

The castle is a symbol of Osaka, built in 1583 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who
aimed to unify the country, on the site of Osaka (Ishiyama) Hongan-ji Temple.
Its history is full of ups and downs, including the Summer Siege of Osaka,
when the castle tower was burned down twice by lightning. The current Osaka
Castle tower was rebuilt in 1931 using donations from the citizens of Osaka
Prefecture, modeled after the castle tower from the Toyotomi era.