Top Osaka Prefecture Carnival

Discover the culinary traditions of Japan in Osaka, one of Japan’s best food cities, on this small-group cooking lesson at a local's home. Learn how to prepare popular Japanese dishes including *okonomiyaki* (savory pancakes), *takoyaki* (deep fried octopus balls), and miso soup. You can expand your Japanese cuisine knowledge, and best of all, eat your creations when you’re finished.

A lively, family-friendly Osaka street food experience designed for groups of all ages! Cook, eat, play, and laugh together while enjoying takoyaki, okonomiyaki, Japanese festival games, and unlimited dagashi snacks — just like a real local festival.

Take a deep-dive into Japanese culture and experience Osaka like a local on this evening walking tour. Join your guide on an exploration of the city’s historic districts, including the former ghetto and the Red Light district. Learn about Osaka’s history, heritage, and local traditions; venture down the backstreets to visit quirky sites often missed by travelers; and sample traditional street foods. Upgrade to include a delicious dinner.

Explore Osaka just like a local: On a bicycle. Pedal through the streets of the city on your way to its best sites, including Osaka Castle, Shitennoji Temple, and Shin Sekai, and follow your guide to some lesser-known attractions. Along the way, get insights into this fascinating city and its remarkable food scene—which you get a taste of by refueling with lunch at a local spot.

Limited to all 5 days on August 11th~15th! Experience the largest dance festival in Japan, Awa Odori from a paid reserved seating area, enjoy Otsuka Museum of Art. Experience Japan's largest dance festival, Awa Odori The Awa Dance Festival (Awa Odori) is the country's largest dance festival as part of the Obon festival in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. Dancers and musicians known as ren parade through the streets accompanied by traditional instruments, wearing obon dance costumes and chanting. "Awa" refers to the old name of Tokushima Prefecture, and "odori" means "dance". "Odoru aho ni miru aho, onaji aho nara odoranya sonson" (A fool watches a fool dancing, If they're both fools, let's dance). It's the lyrics sung by the dancers during the festival.

Limited to all 5 days on August 11th~15th! Experience the largest dance festival in Japan, Awa Odori from a paid reserved seating area, enjoy Otsuka Museum of Art, and visit Shodoshima island on a 2-day bus tour from Osaka! Experience Japan's largest dance festival, Awa Odori The Awa Dance Festival (Awa Odori) is the country's largest dance festival as part of the Obon festival in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. Dancers and musicians known as ren parade through the streets accompanied by traditional instruments, wearing obon dance costumes and chanting. "Awa" refers to the old name of Tokushima Prefecture, and "odori" means "dance". "Odoru aho ni miru aho, onaji aho nara odoranya sonson" (A fool watches a fool dancing, If they're both fools, let's dance). It's the lyrics sung by the dancers during the festival.

Washu Fes is a sake event where you can enjoy seasonal Japanese sake, food, and culture. You can taste over a hundred kinds of sake from different sake breweries in 2 hours. Visit the Washu Fes to taste delicious sake and food, and have fun with sake breweries and sake fans. We look forward to seeing you there. 【Washu Fes @ OSAKA BAY TOWER】 Date: 11th(Sat),12th(Sun), July 2026 1st : 12:00~14:10 2nd : 15:00~17:10 Place: Osaka Bay Tower (2F) Atrium (1-2-4 Benten, Minato-ku, Osaka) Access: Bentencho Station (JR Osaka Loop Line and Osaka Metro Chuo Line) Price:4,500 yen (Includings: Original tasting cup, Sake guidebook, Pouch for the cup, Bottled Water) 【Washu Fes in Nakameguro】 Date: 25th~26th,July 2026 1st :12:00~14:10 2nd:15:00~17:10 Place: Nakameguro Gate Tower (2-1-1 Kamimeguro,Meguro-ku,Tokyo) Access: Nakameguro Station (Toyoko Line, Fukutoshin Line, Hibiya Line) Price:4,500 yen (Includings: Original tasting cup, Sake guidebook, Pouch for the cup, Bottled Water)