Itineraries

Minoh, about 30 minutes by train from central Osaka, has plenty of fun spots perfect for trips with children, including strolls through parks with views of impressive valleys and waterfalls.

Kansai International Airport is the gateway to Japan. However, many people probably just pass by the area around the airport. There are plenty of things to see around the airport.

The area south of Osaka Castle, along Uemachi-suji from Naniwanomiya to Tennoji, is lined with around 200 temples and shrines.

A time journey back in time to the "City of Commerce" and "City of Water."

Amidst the rapidly changing scenery of Osaka, the Shinsekai area of Osaka still retains a nostalgic, old-fashioned atmosphere.

Enjoy it however you like. Enjoy three times the amount of Minami's authentic, exciting, and relaxed atmosphere.

Just browsing is fun, and you might even discover something new. Everyone, from small children to adults who were once children, is sure to be captivated.

Nipponbashi in Osaka, one of Japan's three largest electronics districts, is also famous as a mecca for Japanese pop culture, including anime, manga, and games.

Kita is the main entrance to Osaka, where JR Osaka Station, Osaka Metro, and private railway Umeda Station are concentrated, and is constantly changing year by year.

Let your imagination soar through the famous Osaka sites featured in Kamigata Rakugo, then enjoy live storytelling at a vaudeville theater up close. Laughter is good for stimulating the brain. This is the kind of fun a true connoisseur can have.

This is a greedy course that allows you to experience both Furuichi's ancient tombs and its diverse culture.

Enjoy the Emperor Nintoku Tomb, Japan's largest, and a group of ancient tombs, while also touring historical sites and savoring the flavors of long-established restaurants.

The Furuichi area is an area with many historical spots where the Takeuchi Kaido and Koyakaido intersect.

Tour the beautifully reflected tomb of Emperor Chuai

A journey to discover Sakai's traditions and culture

Stories that lie quietly sleeping here and there in the Uemachi Plateau, now enveloped in greenery. Take a journey through ancient Osaka.

The Kumano Kodo is a pilgrimage route that has been used since the Heian period by aristocrats and commoners to visit the Kumano Sanzan (Kumano Hongu Taisha, Kumano Hayatama Taisha, and Nachi Taisha) in Wakayama. Walk this ancient road in the 21st century with your wishes in mind.

We will introduce the many places where Sanada Yukimura, who fought with the utmost courage and met a heroic end, was active.

Tour the town where Abe no Seimei Shrine is located

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and take a train to the Minami Kawachi area.

Walking through Osaka's old townscapes and charming alleys will give you a taste of the tranquil Japanese atmosphere.

Starting from his birthplace, this tour will take you to places associated with him. Experience the beauty of Japan that he loved while discovering his true self.

Admire the modern architecture that conveys the pride of the commercial city and trace the history of "Greater Osaka."

Nakanoshima, about 3.5 kilometers east to west and sandwiched between the Dojima River and the Tosabori River, is like a museum island.

The Yodoyabashi, Kitahama and Semba area has always been the heart of the commercial city of Osaka. If you stop by in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city where businessmen come and go, you will find beautiful buildings quietly marking the passage of time.

Take a stroll around Sakai, a city that still thrives on its unique history and atmosphere, on Osaka's only tram.

Osaka, home to many railway companies and many trains, is the perfect city for enjoying trains, whether you're a train enthusiast or a complete railway beginner.