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Old meets new in Osaka, where you’ll find Japan’s first official temple alongside some of the most modern food, fashion, and entertainment in the country. Make sense of the contrasts by following a local guide around the city, from the neon lights of Dotonbori to the retro arcades of Shinsekai and the peaceful cherry blossom park around Osaka Castle. Food is a major draw here, which is why many Osaka tours highlight the historic Kuromon food market and nearby kitchenware district.

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Q:Are guided tours in Osaka worth it?
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Yes, taking an Osaka tour is definitely worth it. It's easy to be overwhelmed when visiting such a vibrant city, and a local tour guide can help you get your bearings and point out interesting spots along the way. You'll learn a bit about Japanese culture while you enjoy your tour.

Q:How much do Osaka tours cost?
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While you can undoubtedly find lesser expensive options, expect to pay US$30 and up for tours in Osaka. There are many options, from street art walking tours to Japanese bathhouse experiences and Kuromon Market food tours.

Q:What do you see on Osaka tours?
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On an Osaka tour, you can expect to see portions of this vibrant city, including the Dotonbori and Shinsekai areas, which are famous for their food offerings. Other tours include a visit to the Osaka Castle or Shitennoji Temple or a kimono experience complete with photographs.

Q:How many days in Osaka is enough?
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If you are visiting Osaka as part of a more extensive visit to Japan, you'll likely want to spend at least two days in the city, exploring the food and shopping scene and possibly visiting Osaka Castle. More extended visits can include a day trip to nearby towns of Nara or Kobe.

Q:What is the best month to visit Osaka?
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If you visit Osaka to see the cherry blossoms, you'll want to plan your trip for March through May. The fall months of September through November are also quite popular for visitors who wish to avoid the hot temps of the summer months.