Osaka Local Guided Walking Tour (Spanish)

Embark on a guided tour designed to discover the soul of Osaka, a city full of life, culture and irresistible flavors. Begin your exploration with the majesty of Osaka Castle, delving into its rich history and breathtaking beauty. After immersing yourself in its past, a short 10-minute train ride will take you to your next destination. Then visit the historic Tsutenkaku Tower. This symbol of resilience and innovation offers breathtaking views and a unique perspective on Osaka’s vibrant history. Conclude your tour on the lively streets of Namba, the epicenter of Osaka’s entertainment district. Here you can sample the most iconic street food, discover hidden corners and soak up the electric atmosphere of “Japan cuisine”. Each inter-location transfer is made conveniently with a train ride of just 10 minutes, allowing you to experience all facets of Osaka without losing pace.

1. 1

   Osaka Castle

   1.3 hours

   We will walk towards the main tower of Osaka Castle. During this walk, the tour guide will explain about Osaka Castle and the history of Osaka. If you want to go up to the observation deck in the main tower, you can buy a ticket from the tour guide. The fee to go up to the observation deck of Osaka Castle's main tower is 600 yen per person. This fee is separate from the tour cost.

2. 2

   Hokoku Shrine

   15 min

   Hokoku Shrine (Osaka Castle) Hokoku Shrine, located within Osaka Castle Park, is dedicated to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the famous warlord who unified Japan in the late 16th century. Originally built in 1879, the shrine honors Hideyoshi and his loyal retainers. Visitors can see a majestic bronze statue of Hideyoshi and experience the historical significance of the site. The shrine is a popular spot for those seeking success in business and life, as Hideyoshi symbolizes perseverance and achievement.

3. 3

   Tennoji Park

   Tennoji Park is a historic public park in Osaka, near Tennoji Station. Established in 1909, it features Tennoji Zoo, the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts, and the scenic Keitakuen Garden. The modern Tenshiba area offers cafes, restaurants, and open spaces for relaxation. A perfect blend of nature, culture, and leisure in the city.

4. 4

   Tsutenkaku

   50 min

   After visiting Osaka Castle, we will take a train for about 10 minutes to our second sightseeing location. We will walk towards Tsutenkaku from the station. During this walk, the tour guide will explain the history of Tsutenkaku and Osaka's food culture. If you want to go up to the observation deck in Tsutenkaku, we can buy a ticket and ascend. The fee to go up to the observation deck of Tsutenkaku is 1,000 yen per person. This fee is separate from the tour cost.

5. 5

   Jyanjyan Yokocho (Nanyodori Shopping District)

   Janjan Yokocho is a lively alley in the Shinsekai area of Osaka, famous for its retro atmosphere, delicious street food, and deep local culture. The name “Janjan” comes from the sound of shamisen music that used to be played in the area.

6. 6

   Hozenji Yokocho

   Walk along the beautiful stone-paved alley, which has been preserved since the Edo period.

7. 7

   Hozen-ji Temple

   15 min

   The main attraction at Hōzenji is the Mizukake Fudō, a moss-covered statue of Fudō Myōō (Acala). Visitors pour water over the statue as an offering while making a wish or prayer.

8. 8

   Dotombori

   1.2 hours

   The third sightseeing location will be Dotonbori. We will walk through the area while explaining its history, taking a detour through back alleys to introduce you to Ura-Namba and showing you a temple.

• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.