• A double-decker open-top bus tour of Osaka's tourist attractions
• Tour confirmed to depart with just one participant.

• Convenient access from JR Osaka Station / JR Namba Station.

  
  

• Free Wi-Fi is available on the bus.

  
  

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- Plan Details -

Enjoy a night tour of Osaka's famous sights and best spots from a double-
decker open-top bus.

Enjoy the dynamic cityscape of Osaka from the spacious second-floor seating
area!

[What Wonder ride benefits]

① Discount ticket for admission to the Umeda Sky Building's Floating Garden
Observatory (20% discount)

② Umeda Onsen Ren Discount Coupon *The contents of the boarding benefits may
be changed or terminated without notice. Please understand in advance.

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

Please check there.

Dinner is not included in the price.

There are no restrooms or trash cans near the meeting place. Please be sure to take care of any necessary needs before arriving.

- Spot Introduction -

• Midosuji (view from the car window)

Stretching from Umeda to Namba, Midosuji is Osaka's main thoroughfare,
approximately 4.5 km long. It is the most bustling area in Osaka City. Along
the street are about 970 ginkgo trees, which turn a beautiful golden color in
autumn. During the Osaka Festival of Lights "Midosuji Illumination," the trees
and buildings on both sides of the road are beautifully lit up, creating a
magical atmosphere.

• Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street (Get off only)

This shopping street stretches for approximately 2.6 kilometers. Around 800
shops line the street, including traditional diners, delicatessens, and
swordsmiths' cutlery shops. Just walking along it gives you a real sense of
Osaka.

• Kawanoeki Hachikenya (disembarkation only)

This pier, which flourished during the Edo period as a departure and arrival
point for high-speed ships connecting Kyoto and Osaka, has now been revived as
a port where people can enjoy leisurely cruises and has become a place of
relaxation for the public.

• Osaka Castle (view from the car window)

Osaka Castle, a symbol of Osaka, was built in 1583 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who
aimed to unify Japan, on the site of the former Osaka (Ishiyama) Honganji
Temple. Its history is full of ups and downs, including the Battle of Osaka in
the summer of 1615 and the destruction of its keep twice by lightning strikes.
The current Osaka Castle keep was rebuilt in 1931 with donations from the
citizens of Osaka Prefecture, modeled after the keep from the Toyotomi era.