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the faces of osaka
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Namba Yasaka Shrine
Begin your journey at the striking Namba Yasaka Shrine, famous for its enormous lion-shaped stage. Believed to swallow evil spirits and bring good fortune, this unique shrine offers a fascinating introduction to Osaka’s spiritual traditions and local culture. Surrounded by a peaceful atmosphere, it’s one of the city’s most memorable hidden gems.
Shinsekai - New World
Continue into the lively district of Shinsekai, where nostalgic streets, colorful signs, and local restaurants recreate the atmosphere of old Osaka. Inspired by early 20th-century designs, this vibrant area is filled with local character and unique energy.
As we walk through the neighborhood, discover Osaka’s famous street food culture, local history, and the everyday charm that makes Shinsekai so beloved by residents and visitors alike.
Hozen-ji Temple
Escape the busy streets with a visit to the tranquil Hozen-ji. Tucked away in a small stone-paved alley, this charming temple is known for its moss-covered Fudo Myoo statue, gently covered in water by visitors making prayers and wishes.
The surrounding Hozenji Yokocho alley preserves the nostalgic atmosphere of traditional Osaka, creating a beautiful contrast to the modern city around it.
Dotonbori
Finish the experience in the energetic district of Dotonbori, Osaka’s most iconic entertainment and nightlife area. Famous for its bright neon lights, giant signboards, and lively atmosphere, Dotonbori perfectly captures the spirit of the city. Walk along the canal, discover local food specialties, and enjoy the vibrant energy that has made Osaka known as “Japan’s kitchen.” From hidden alleys to famous landmarks, this area offers an unforgettable glimpse into the city’s culture and nightlife.
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Important Information
Accessibility
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Wheelchair Access: Please note that this experience is not wheelchair accessible.
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Pets are not permitted.
Recommendations
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Attire: We highly recommend wearing comfortable clothes and walking shoes.
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Transportation: Please bring an IC Card (like Suica or Pasmo) for public transit.
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Identification: You must carry your passport with you at all times, as this is required by Japanese law.
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Currency: We recommend carrying cash, as many local shops and restaurants in Japan do not accept credit cards.
Cancellation Policy
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More than 72 hours before the event day: Free cancellation (No charge).
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Between 48 and 72 hours before the event day: 50% cancellation fee.
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Less than 48 hours before the event day: 100% cancellation fee (No refund).
*Deadlines are calculated based on Japan Standard Time (JST) prior to 00:00 (midnight) on the day of the event.
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