Step off the tourist trail and explore Nishinari — Osaka’s most misunderstood district. This small‑group walking tour (max 5 guests) follows an old samurai pilgrim route through modern Osaka. Along the way we discover vibrant street art, learn the intriguing history of the area, and enjoy Osaka’s local street food at hand‑picked snack stops, each served with a drink.

Our tour is about more than just food — it’s a cultural journey. We support local businesses during their quieter hours and share the stories behind the dishes and people. We keep our groups super small so you get a chance to connect with locals in a meaningful way. 

The tour finishes between 7 PM and 8PM at Tengachaya Station — the perfect time to explore Osaka's night life on your own or head back to your hotel for an early night. (I keep the timing of the tour relaxed so we don't have to rush through our journey, but if you need to finish at a specific time I can arrange that).

The tour ends at Tengachaya station which has access to Osaka Metro Lines and Nankai Line. There is also a taxi stand in front of the station.

Nishinari Street Food and Culture Walking Tour

Meet in front of Lawson Convenience Store, Haginochaya 1‑chome (near Shin‑Imamiya/Dobutsuen‑Mae Station). Access via JR Osaka Loop Line and Osaka Metro Lines.

Nishinari Street Food and Culture Walking Tour

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