Osaka Backstreet Nightlife & Street Food Walking Tour Day Tours

About this experience

Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Minimum drinking age is 20 years
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Highlights

• Sample local favourites and a huge range of drinks possibilities as your English speaking guide expertly navigates through the backstreets.
• Combine the famous food scene of Osaka with our local knowledge of some of the most unique drinking establishments in town! Enjoy great local food, delicious dr

What's included

• Alcoholic BeveragesEnglish-speaking guideLocal 'Izakaya' DinnerHidden bar introductions

How to use

1. Show Mobile Ticket
2. At Redemption Counter

What to expect

Shinsaibashisuji is located in Chuo Ward, Osaka, serving as the city's major commercial shopping district. Centered around the Shinsaibashisuji shopping arcade, it stretches from Nagahori-dori in the north to Dotonbori in the south, featuring a concentration of boutiques, specialty stores, restaurants, and large shopping malls. The area bustles with locals and visitors from morning till night. Beyond shopping, indulging in authentic Osaka cuisine is a highlight—feast on local delights like okonomiyaki, kushikatsu, takoyaki, and ramen, or explore flavors from other Asian regions and international cuisines. The district also boasts entertainment facilities like cinemas and theaters, making it a perfect spot to experience Osaka's vibrant nightlife.ShinsaibashisujiJin Commercial Street areaShinsaibashisujiThe station exits directly onto Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Street, a 600-meter-long north-south arcade with a covered glass roof that lets you shop comfortably even in bad weather. Its elegant cobblestone walkways, British-style street lamps, and rows of brick buildings have earned it the nickname "European Village." You'll find everything from department stores and century-old shops to affordable boutiques, offering fashion, cosmetics, luggage, jewelry, sundries, and food—perfect for tourist shopping. Don't miss the side alleys near Shinsaibashisuji, where you can discover unique little stores. At the Ebisubashi Bridge in Dotonbori, look for the nearly century-old "Snow Brand" and "Glico Running Man" signs—iconic landmarks of Shinsaibashi that make great photo ops (this area was also featured in Japanese dramas like "Hanzawa Naoki"). At night, the street comes alive with colorful neon lights and flashing billboards. Heading north from the station takes you to Minami-Senba, home to luxury brand boutiques like Cartier, Chanel, and Hermes. Tokyu Hands offers a vast selection of daily necessities and stationery, while Crysta Nagahori, one of Japan's largest and brightest underground shopping streets, features natural lighting for a pleasant shopping experience. South of the station is...Daimaru ShinsaibashiIt features nostalgic historical architecture with an elegant atmosphere inside, where you can shop for many world-famous brands as well as affordable daily necessities. Across the street is Shinsaibashi OPA, a renowned fashion shopping mall in the Shinsaibashi area, housing around 110 stores offering clothing, jewelry, footwear, and cosmetics. Heading further south leads you to Suomachi-dori, an east-west street intersecting Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Street and Midosuji Avenue. Lined with sophisticated European-style boutiques, charming cafes, and restaurants, the entire area exudes a refined and tranquil vibe—perfect for leisurely shopping or enjoying coffee while people-watching. To the west of Shinsaibashi lies Amerika-mura (American Village), a hub for eclectic fashion boutiques, vintage shops, record stores, and entertainment venues like clubs. With its strong New York street aesthetic, you'll spot stylishly dressed teens in hot pants and hip-hop attire, embodying Osaka's youth fashion culture. Following Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Street southward brings you to Dotonbori, the birthplace of Osaka's "kuidaore" (eat-till-you-drop) dining culture. Packed with popular eateries, this bustling district is iconic for the giant crab sign of Kani Doraku, a must-try culinary highlight. Though many restaurants have modest storefronts, the food quality never disappoints.

Things to note

• Suitable for all physical fitness levelsMinimum drinking age is 20 yearsVegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if requiredMinimum numbers apply

Terms & conditions

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Minimum drinking age is 20 years

Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required

Minimum numbers apply