Walk through Jan-Jan Yokocho alley& Enjoy Kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) With the iconic Tsutenkaku Tower watching over the town, Shinsekai offers a perfect mix of history and local culture. Enjoy crispy Kushi-katsu right in the heart of the neighborhood before making your way to Dotonbori, where the flavors and energy of Osaka truly come alive! 6 pieces of Kushikatsu: Kushikatsu is a Japanese dish of deep-fried skewered meat and vegetables. (For vegetarian course, pork broth is still used in Kushikatsu) ※Vegan and gluten-free are not available.

Exploring the Shinsekai Area (Shinsekai Market → Tsutenkaku Tower → Billiken Statue) The "museum-like" alley offers a virtual experience of Osaka's center as it existed over 80 years ago. It's astonishing how much history you can uncover in this narrow alley, spanning just 1.2 meters in width. The artwork adorning the walls creates a unique ambiance, transporting visitors back to bygone days. Exiting the alley, we'll visit a quaint temple nestled between Namba's bright neon signs and bustling shopping streets. Stepping into this temple feels like journeying from the modern era back in time. Taking a moment to delve into Osaka's history provides a brief respite before we proceed to a local Okonomiyaki restaurant in the Dotonbori area!

【Day】Souvenir shopping on Dōgu-ya-suji (including "Hōchō-ya" knife shop) 【Night】Explanation of Dōgu-ya-suji near Namba Grand Kagetsu → Souvenir shopping in the vicinity Exiting the alley, we'll visit a quaint temple nestled between Namba's bright neon signs and bustling shopping streets. Stepping into this temple feels like journeying from the modern era back in time. Taking a moment to delve into Osaka's history provides a brief respite before we proceed to a local Okonomiyaki restaurant in the Dotonbori area!

Walk & Eat Your Way Through Hōzen-ji Temple → Stroll through Ukiyo-koji (Ukiyo Alley) Snack on takoyaki, sweets, and more (approx. ¥500) Photo op at the Glico sign → Disband

Enjoy Osaka-style Okonomiyaki &Snap photos at the Glico Sign / Tour ends in Dotonbori Okonomiyaki: Osaka's Savory Pancake Okookonomi (meaning “as you like”) and yaki (meaning “grilled”). Made wit Once golden and crispy, it’s finished with sweet-savory okonomiyaki sauce, creamy mayonnaise, bonito flakes, and aonori seaweed. The result is a hearty, flavorful dish that’s fun to eat and In Osaka, many restaurants let you cook okonomiyaki right at your table, making it not only a meal but also a cultural experience. It’s a must-try dish for anyone visiting Japan’s “Kitchen of the Nation.”

WE will take pictures in front of the famous Glico sign.