Osaka's Gritty Charm: Explore Street Art by Bike!

Osaka

Osaka 2 Hour Local Street Food Tour in Dotonbori and Namba offers a tasty adventure through Osaka's lively Dotonbori and Namba areas. This walking tour is perfect for food lovers who want to try real Osaka flavors. Get ready to eat yummy street foods and see cool spots! The tour starts with a fun photo at the famous Dotonbori Glico Running Man sign. Then, explore hidden streets and try Osaka's best snacks like takoyaki (octopus balls), takosen (takoyaki crackers), and taiyaki (fish-shaped cake). The tour also visits Ukiyo-Koji, a neat little street, and Hozenji Temple, a calm place in the busy city. Along the way, try more tasty treats such as apple candy and pork buns. For those who want bigger bites, there's also okonomiyaki (savory pancake), kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers), and doteyaki (stewed beef). An English-speaking guide will lead the way. Please note that snacks are not included in the tour price. This small-group tour ensures a personal experience, letting everyone enjoy the food and sights. It's a great way to make lasting memories of Osaka's delicious street food scene.

Osaka

Osaka Hidden Art Gallery and Local Lunch Tour takes you off the beaten path to discover Osaka's vibrant indie art scene. This private tour is perfect for anyone who wants to see the real Osaka, beyond the usual tourist spots. Led by a local art expert, you'll explore hidden galleries and creative spaces in cool neighborhoods like Utsubo Park, Nakazaki-cho, and near Osaka City. These areas are full of modern art and local artists making amazing things. You'll get to see unique art and maybe even meet the artists themselves! After checking out the art, you’ll enjoy a tasty lunch at a local restaurant. You can try Osaka favorites like kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers), okonomiyaki (savory pancake), or even find some yummy vegan options. The tour can be customized to fit what you like. If you love indie galleries, you can see more of those. Or, if you prefer museums, you can visit one in Nakanoshima. Your guide knows a lot about Osaka's art and culture and will help you understand what makes the city so special. This tour lasts 3-4 hours and is for small groups of 2-6 people. It's a great way to see a different side of Osaka, enjoy some delicious food, and learn about the local art scene. Key stops include the Utsubo Park Area, Wakasa Building, and Nakazakicho. The tour includes lunch and an art guide, but it does not include extra drinks or food that costs more than 1,500 yen.

Nagoya

Tokoname and Arimatsu Crafting Traditions tour offers a deep dive into Japanese artistry. Explore Tokoname's pottery district with ancient kilns and unique exhibits. Visit Arimatsu, famed for its indigo-dyeing technique. Led by an English-speaking guide, this immersive full-day tour showcases local craftsmanship and cultural history.

Kyoto

Explore Naoshima's art scene on a 2-day tour from Osaka or Kyoto. Cycle through the island with an English-speaking guide, visiting iconic spots like the Chichu Art Museum and Hiroshi Sugimoto Gallery. Enjoy included admission to select museums and round-trip bullet train travel, plus a one-night hotel stay.