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Sean_L, Jul 2026
Great tour. Exceptional Value
My teenage daughter and I had a great day on the tour. The schedule was well organized. We greatly enjoyed Fiona's energy and we'll prepared background information about each location we visited. The bus was nice and cool and comfortable and the little breaks to sites helped us rejuvenate from the muggy and rainy weather. Fiona kept things running well and would definitely recommend.
Alicia_W, Jul 2026
We truly enjoyed our tour...
We truly enjoyed our tour with Paul. He took great care of us and he shared interesting stories about Osaka culture. We sampled food in small izakayas which we would not have experienced on our own and we tasted a variety of foods. The tour was well organized and the tour company is wonderful about communicating with us about the tour details. Thank you!
Carla_G, Jul 2026
It was wonderful getting...
It was wonderful getting to know our guide and the other travelers while we transversed Dotonbori, shopped in the America Village and Osaka City areas. Finished our tour by visiting the famous Mizukake Fudo (Hozenji Temple). Such a great experience - 3 hours well spent.
Kate_D, Jul 2026
First stop is Miyajima...
First stop is Miyajima Island. Plenty of time to walk around, shopping and get something to eat. second part of tour is Hiroshima Peace Memorial. plenty of time to walk around park and go inside the museum. Tour guide was Angeles. Gave good facts about each location. Communicated well about meeting points and times.
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Old meets new in Osaka, where you’ll find Japan’s first official temple alongside some of the most modern food, fashion, and entertainment in the country. Make sense of the contrasts by following a local guide around the city, from the neon lights of Dotonbori to the retro arcades of Shinsekai and the peaceful cherry blossom park around Osaka Castle. Food is a major draw here, which is why many Osaka tours highlight the historic Kuromon food market and nearby kitchenware district.

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