Top Osaka Prefecture Overnight Tours

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.

- Explore Hiroshima city with public transportation or a private car with a comfortable air conditioned. - An assistant will be waiting for you at the meeting point at Kyoto Station or Shin-Osaka Station and help you to take shinkansen.(※Assistant will not accompany you.) You will meet with your guide at Hiroshima Station. - Compared to the regular one-day course, this tour will take in the sights with more time spent at each sightseeing spot. - You can also visit the sights that are not included in the day trip, Orizuru Tower and Daishoin Temple. You can learn the history of Hiroshima deeper and immerse the culture and tradition with long history in Miyajima. - As a charged option, you can choose riding a ropeway to the top of Mt. Misen or making momiji-manju. - Take pictures of Great Torii from the nearest location on the ferry. - You can choose a 3 or 4 star hotel to stay. - You can customize the itinerary based on this default schedule.

Discover the spiritual heart of Japan on this 2-day tour from Osaka to Kumano Kodo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Experience the tranquility of the Kumano region through sacred pilgrimage trails. Begin your journey with a light hike along ancient paths. Savor fresh seafood at the Fish Market, and explore charming old towns, immersing yourself in local culture and traditions. Please note that the tour is subject to cancellation if the minimum of four participants is not met. - Small-group tour with English-speaking guide and private transport - Visit iconic shrines including Kumano Nachi Taisha and Kumano Hayatama Taisha - Overnight stay in the Kumano region with free time to explore

Mount Koya (高野山, Kōyasan) is the center of Shingon Buddhism, an important Buddhist sect which was introduced to Japan in 805 by Kobo Daishi (also known as Kukai), one of Japan's most significant religious figures. ・You can enjoy overnight at a Buddhist temple (Shukubo) at Mt. Koya (Koyasan) in this tour. ・Visit to Koyasan’s central temple complex with Private English Speaking Guide (Danjo Garan, Konpo Daito Pagoda, Okunoin Temple) 　 ・Experience of Shojin Ryori (Japan's Sophisticated Buddhist Cuisine) for Lunch and Dinner at temple (Shukubo) 　※Lunch fee Not included. ・Guests are invited to participate in morning prayers which typically start around 6:00am (if you have made a reservation in advance) ・Including transportation's fee (Nankai Train Tickets) between Namba station (Osaka) and Mt. Koya

Embark on a Japan adventure with a difference with this guided tour to Yuki no Otani (Snow Wall). This famed snow wall is formed when bulldozers carve out a path out of heavy snowfall with bulldozers. In the process, massive walls of snow, 66 feet (20 meters) high, form making a great place to play in the snow.

The UNESCO-listed temple settlement of Mount Koya is the center of Shingon Buddhism and one of Japan's most sacred sites. Discover this magical place on a private full-day walking tour departing from Osaka. You guide will personalize your experience in line with your personal interests and provide insights into the traditions and spirituality of Mount Koya.

Experience Description: Hike & Stay Step into the heart of rural Japan with a truly unique, private 2-day experience combining nature, culture, and tradition. Led by a veteran mountain guide with over 40 years of hiking experience, this exclusive tour takes you on a scenic hike through one of Japan’s peaceful 600-meter mountains — a hidden gem known only to locals. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a beginner, your expert guide will ensure a safe, enriching journey filled with breathtaking views. After your hike, unwind in a charming, Showa-era Japanese home, built over 50 years ago. This retro-style house offers a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere that brings you back to simpler times. Enjoy authentic homemade Japanese meals made with local, seasonal ingredients. What’s Included ✔️ Guided mountain hike with a veteran guide (approx. 3 hours) ✔️ One-night stay in a traditional Japanese house (private group only) ✔️ Dinner and breakfast (Japanese-style)

・Enjoy Omi beef sukiyaki in Sekigahara, a place associated with Tokugawa Ieyasu ・Adventures in the mysterious world of snow in Gassho Zukuri Village, Shirakawago ・Explore the traditional atmosphere of Hida takayama old town ・Experience wearing a Uchikake and Jinbaori at the Seki Cutlery Museum ・Shopping at Shiga Ryuo Outlet, one of the largest outlet malls in the Kansai region

See Japan beyond Osaka on this two-day tour to Toyama Prefecture—a picturesque region known for its mountains and hot springs. Make the most of photo ops in the area's more interesting spots (including the famous "snow wall" if traveling before June, or Mikurigaike from July onwards) and stop to visit Kamikochi. Round-trip transportation, overnight accommodation, and breakfast make the trip completely hassle-free.

The “Kansai Area Pass,” valid within the JR West Japan region, allows unlimited boarding and alighting at stations in the Kyoto, Nara, Mie, and Iga areas. Pass holders can also enjoy admission and experiences at nearby cultural and tourist facilities (some require reservations), and the pass includes a ¥2,000 (tax included) dining coupon valid in the area. This makes it an excellent value. ※Please refer to the included booklet for a list of available facilities.

It takes only two and a half hours to get there from the centre of Osaka. Kinosaki has been famous for its onsen for over 1,000 years. Japanese people enjoy soto-yu, which involves experiencing several different onsens without staying at a hotel. We are also going on a trip to Ankokuji, which is famous for the view from the temple window. On the second day, we will visit another temple and have soba at a Kawadoko restaurant located beside the river. The area stays cool even in summer due to the air and water from the mountains. This tour is completely different from others. You can relax and experience the real Japan.

Tottori Sand Dunes: Japan's largest sand dunes, offering a spectacular desert-meets-ocean landscape. Stroll across the vast sandy expanse. Sand Museum: The world's only museum dedicated to sand sculptures, with a new theme every year. Incredibly realistic and breathtaking. Conan Town (Hokuei Town): Hometown of Gosho Aoyama, creator of Detective Conan. Visit Conan Bridge, Beika Shopping Street, and the Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum—a must-see for Conan fans. Adachi Museum of Art: Ranked Japan's No. 1 garden for 21 consecutive years. The ultimate expression of dry landscape (karesansui) and borrowed scenery (shakkei). Himeji Castle: One of Japan's first UNESCO World Heritage sites, the best-preserved National Treasure castle, known as the White Heron for its pure white elegance.

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.