Spend your day off in both traditional and modern Japanese way.
Tenma, Osaka used to be one of the biggest business districts in Japan during the Edo period and it still has the longest shopping street in Japan! You can wear a “kimono”, traditional Japanese clothing and walk around the area.
Osaka Museum of Housing and Living which you will visit on this tour is a hot spot where you can play with traditional toys and watch old housing.
The shopping street is also fun with many shops such as a clothes store where you can buy clothes from your head to toe for only JPY1,000 and a shop where you can prepare your own “matcha”, green tea served in ceremonies.
Don’t forget to book your tour to discover the ancient and modern area: Tenma!
・Discover the world of Edo at Osaka Museum of Housing and Living which elaborately reproduces a typical Edo neighborhood. The seeling light changes its color so you can learn how life both during the day and night was at that time.
・Enjoy the longest shopping street in Japan which is so huge that it is divided into six blocks! There have many kinds of shops from modern major shops to traditional ones and it is enjoyable even just walking around. There is nothing you can't find here!
Osaka Museum of Housing and Living: A museum famous for its reproduced housing of Osaka and Tokyo of 400 years ago. Wearing a Kimono, it really feels like you have time-traveled to the Edo period! You can visit many shops of the Edo period and play with traditional toys!
Tenjimbashi Rokuchome Shopping Street: The entrance to the biggest shopping street in Japan! Discover the shopping street that has various shops from the cheap one to delicious and rare ones!
Melon de melon: A Melon-flavored-bun shop that has become popular soon after they have started this shop in March 2018. Our recommendation is the Macha flavor! The crispy bun with Matcha and Melon flavor makes a perfect match!
“Tenma Kimono”: You will rent a Kimono and get dressed here! Get ready to become a time traveler from the Edo period and walk around the city!
Osaka Tenmangu: A shrine famous for bringing good luck with study, but it actually brings luck with many other things! Don’t forget to draw a fortune slip and to take pictures! Since you will be wearing a Kimono, a shrine would be the best place to take cool pictures!
Café Osakachakai: A café specializing in green tea where they grind tea leaves after we order. You can also prepare green tea for yourself! Make sure not to forget to try the delicious sweets as well!
・Please come in comfortable clothing, as this tour involves a lot of walking.
・The tour begins and ends in different locations. If you would like to change the location of where the tour ends, please consult with your tour guide.
・We have not included any particular lunch/dinner places in this tour, but you are welcome to stop for a break and eat at a resting place.
The following expenses are not included in the tour fee. Please bring extra money to experience this tour to its fullest.
-Travel expenses and entrance fees (about JPY 1000)
-Money for food, souvenirs and extra activities not mentioned in the explanation of the tour above.
At exit number8 of Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchome Station, Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line / Tanimachi Line, Hankyu Senri Line
