Osaka, Japan Tour Packages OneNetworx

The Osaka castle is one of Japan's most famous landmarks. It lies on the south of the Kyū-Yodo River and lodges a huge part in the center of the city of Osaka.

Osaka is the capital city of the Osaka Prefecture and the second largest metropolitan area in Japan and among the largest the world.

Suggested activities in Osaka, Japan:

Tour # 1: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS - JAPAN

Welcome to the incredible world of Universal Studios Japan in Osaka! With a Universal Studios Japan ticket from Klook, you can re-create dramatic scenes from your favorite blockbusters – at one of only two locations in Asia! Encounter a new dimension of excitement with attractions from Harry Potter, Minions, Spider Man, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and more! Experience the magic first-hand at the towering Hogwarts castle and Hogsmeade village before riding wizard-themed rides and attractions in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. This adventure park is sure to indulge the thrill-seeker and movie buff's every fantasy!

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Tour # 2: Kyoto Temples & Shrines Day Tour from Osaka

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Explore Japan’s ancient capital and turn back time as you explore Kyoto’s must-see historical sites. After departing from Osaka, the tour will head to Fushimi Inari-taisha, a shrine with ancient origins dedicated to the god of rice and sake. It is most renowned for the thousands of orange torri gates that mark the seemingly unending pathways towards the hillside shrines. This iconic walkway immediatley evokes the symbolism of traditional Japan and makes for some striking photographs. Next on the tour is Kiyomizu-dera where you’ll have a washoku or Udon set meal lunch depending on your tour package. This traditional wooden temple is famous for its unique construction, serene tranquility and also offers spectacular views over the vibrant cherry blossom gardens. The guided tour will finish at the Kinkaku-ji Zen Temple, also known as ‘The Golden Pavilion’ – and for good reason! The top two floors are entirely covered in gold leaf and the image of this shimmering temple mirrored in the calm waters of the reflective pond will certainly take your breath away so make sure to have your camera at the ready!

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Tour 3. Kuromon Market, Dotonbori Walking Tour, and Sushi Making Experience in Osaka

Osaka's food culture is famous globally for its traditional tastes and vibrant flavors. Enjoy a tour that takes you around the best places to find great eats around the city and learn how to make some for yourself! Explore Kuromon Ichiba Market in Osaka, which is famous for the vast diversity of food and ingredients on offer in the stalls and stores. Best known for food, this market has items both ready-made or waiting to be cooked. There's also a whole street with kitchen items as well as fake food. After your trip here, you can try your hand at some sushi making. Learn how to make Japan's most popular food, from mixing the rice to forming the correct shapes, from slicing the fish the right way to putting together that perfect array. You'll eat the sushi you made right after! This is followed by a trip to dazzling Dotonburi, arguably one of the most famous streets in the city where the lanes are lined with incredible restaurants and food stalls. Banners hang from all directions which beckon to you with their dishes of traditional Japanese favorites. While you won't be entering any of them, you can make plans for where to eat next time before your tour officially ends at Ebisu Bridge.

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Tour # 4: Nara Afternoon Tour from Osaka

Providing travelers with the perfect excursion from the big city, the beautiful city of Nara (once Japan's capital) is an ideal nature escape in all seasons. Famed for the thousands of deer that graze and roam freely in the park as well as the significant temples dating from the eighth century. Once inside the park you'll visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Todai-ji Temple is an iconic symbol of the Nara Period and one of the world's largest wooden structures. The huge 15-meter bronze Great Buddha is truly a sight to behold. Kasuga Taisha Shrine, built in 768 AD, is famed for its stone and bronze lanterns. Making your way to the shrine, you'll encounter a number of deer, thought to be the shrine messengers. Eternally hungry, you can purchase food to feed the deer who will thank you with their characteristic nodding!