This is a 20-minute cruise around the bridges of Dotonbori. The familiar Glico sign and the Don Quijote Ferris wheel are an overwhelming sight to see from the river. The bridges, each with its own unique design, are another highlight. Enjoy the different expressions of the bridges, which can only be seen from a boat. Osaka once had so many bridges that it was called "Naniwa 808 Bridges." Currently, there are 16 bridges spanning the Dotonbori River, and you can see nine of them on this cruise.

A town for young people where various cultures intersect
A town lined with unique second-hand clothing stores and general stores, where new trends are constantly being born.

A hall of fame for comedy and a hub for comedy culture
One of the largest comedy theaters in Japan where you can enjoy live comedy from Yoshimoto comedians, from big names to young talents.

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A theater that is the starting point for young Kansai comedians
We hold variety shows and live performances featuring Yoshimoto's top recommended young comedians as well as popular comedians.

A theater that mainly performs Bunraku puppet theater
A theater where you can watch Bunraku puppet theater, which is registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The historic building, including its facade known as the "Arcade of Dotonbori," exudes a retro Taisho-era atmosphere. A variety of park events are held throughout the year.

A paradise for creatures in the Pacific Ocean
This is one of the world's largest aquariums, with a diverse range of 30,000 creatures from 620 species exhibited by theme, centered around the "Pacific Ocean" tank where giant whale sharks swim.

A Rakugo performer will be on board as your guide on this approximately 90-minute cruise around Nakanoshima and other areas of Osaka city.

A famous spot certified as a Japanese Night View Heritage Site
A 112-meter-high Ferris wheel with a panoramic view of Osaka Bay and the city, which lights up the bayside at night.
You can enjoy walking.

A cruise tour that takes you around Osaka's three major floodgates and two canals that you don't normally get to see!
At the Tsunami and Storm Surge Station, the "Exhibition Hall" allows you to acquire accurate knowledge about the storm surges that have hit Osaka in the past, as well as the Tonankai and Nankai earthquakes and tsunamis that are said to be certain to hit Osaka in the near future. You will also receive a guided tour where you will learn how to respond in the event of an earthquake or tsunami. The guide will guide you through the tour while watching a video of the three major floodgates as seen directly above from the boat. Upon landing, you will receive a 1,000 yen meal coupon that can be used at Taisho Tugboat.

A landmark of the Osaka Bay Area. From the observation deck on the 55th floor, 252 meters above ground, you can enjoy a magnificent, unobstructed 360-degree panorama that also commands a view of the 2025 World Expo site. You can see the sea, city, and mountains, and the sunset over the western sea has been selected as one of Japan's 100 most beautiful sunsets, while the night view overlooking Osaka city has been selected as one of Japan's 100 most beautiful night views, offering an impressive view at any time of day.

There are about 150 restaurants, food stores, and clothing stores, and Hangul is everywhere in the city, giving it a very exotic atmosphere.