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Tea Ceremony Experience in the Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka

The tea ceremony is not just about drinking tea; it is also a means of spiritual enlightenment. Experience a Japanese tea ceremony while wearing a kimono for an authentic taste of traditional Japan. Suitable kimono options are available for women and men, and you receive guidance on how to wear the provided kimono. Once you have donned the kimono, your tea master starts the tea ceremony. The tea ceremony instructor will explain the culture and history of the tea ceremony and then make tea for you . In the end, you can experience making tea yourself. This package includes green tea and Japanese sweets,（two of each） with ample time for photo ops.

Osaka Hidden Art Gallery and Local Lunch Tour

Uncover Osaka’s vibrant indie art scene on this exclusive private tour, crafted for anyone craving authentic cultural experiences. Led by a local curator, dive into hidden galleries in trendy districts like Utsubo Park, Nakazaki‐cho, and Osaka City, where modern art and local creativity flourish. Explore unique spaces showcasing emerging artists, with chances to meet creators and hear their stories. Savor a curated lunch at a cozy eatery, featuring Osaka’s culinary gems—kushikatsu, okonomiyaki, or hidden vegan delights—perfectly complementing the creative vibe. Tailor the itinerary to your passions: opt for indie galleries, a museum visit in Nakanoshima, or both for a personalized adventure. Your guide shares insights into Osaka’s dynamic art scene and cultural heritage, bringing the city’s creative pulse to life. This 3‐4-hour tour offers an intimate, customized journey for 2‐6 guests. Discover Osaka’s art world beyond the tourist trail, paired with a delicious local lunch.

Osaka Traditional Kintsugi Pottery Workshop with Small Class

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of mending shattered pottery with lacquer that’s often dusted with gold. Learn about the traditional art’s history and try your hand at it in this class, where you’ll sprinkle 23K gold onto lacquer. As a bonus, the workshop is also held in a traditional Japanese building with wooden architecture that’s worth exploring after class.

Osaka Small Group Sashiko Japanese Craftmanship Workshop

Our Sashiko Workshop stands out by offering more than just a crafting session—it's an immersive cultural experience. Guided by an expert instructor, you'll not only learn the traditional stitching techniques but also gain insight into the history and symbolism behind each pattern. This blend of hands‐on practice and cultural education allows you to connect deeply with this Japanese art form, making the experience both enriching and unique. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, our workshop provides a personalized and meaningful journey into the world of Sashiko.

Osaka Train Like a Samurai Kendo Martial Art Experience

Kendo, a Japanese martial art, descends from the ancient fighting methods of samurai. In this activity, you’ll immerse yourself in the world of samurai through practicing kendo. At the dojo, learn about the sport’s history and don an authentic uniform as you learn proper form and practice striking with a bamboo sword. The dojo also doubles as a museum with a variety of samurai artifacts and memorabilia.

Sumo Wrestling Tournament A‐Class Seat & Expert Guide | Osaka Mar

Enjoy a premium sumo experience from A‐Class seats(Front 1~2 row) at Edion Arena Osaka. In a small group of up to 5 Guests, relax with drinks and snacks as a personalized guide shares exclusive insights into sumo's history and rules! ○ Session (14:00‐18:00) ① We will gather at the front of the venue at 14:00 A friendly guide will be waiting for you, Details of the meeting point will be provided up to 2‐3 days before the day of the event. ② We will enter the venue and watch sumo matches from the A seats. ・After arriving at your seat in the venue, you are free to move around. ③Around 15:40, there will be the "nakabi," where a ceremony before the matches of particularly strong sumo wrestlers begin. We will watch this ceremony from our seats. ④From 16:00 to around 18:00 is the highlight. Japanese TV broadcasts will begin as well. It's the time when particularly strong sumo wrestlers start their intense matches! ⑤Around 18:00, after the final match, the tour will be disbanded.

Forbidden Osaka

Experience the real Osaka at night with our local guides who will take you to the corners and some of the most fascinating neighborhoods in the city. In this adventure we will explore below the surface to discover the other side of the cake, where we will have some topics related to the life of the Japanese in depth, such as machismo and how it affects the lack of free expression, you will also be able to learn about the world behind of the hard work culture where university girls wear sensual outfits to attract clients and be able to pay for their university studies or how the noise of the balls from the Pachinko machines locks them in a vague world with no way out. If you want to know in detail the life of the people of Osaka, we are waiting for you to discover it safely with our very well‐trained guides.

Osaka Early Morning Osaka Castle Tour Avoid Crowds

Join us for an early morning tour of Osaka Castle! Our guide will introduce you to all the interesting spots in the castle park, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of Osaka Castle without the crowds.

Osaka Culinary Journey with Ramen, Sushi and Tea Ceremony

Embark on a distinctive culinary journey in Osaka, Japan's renowned gastronomic capital. Join Katsuji, a local connoisseur boasting over three decades of expertise in the food industry, and delve into the rich cultural heritage of Japan’s culinary world. Experience an authentic tea ceremony in a traditional tearoom in Katsuji’s own home. Unwind in an age‐old Japanese setting as you learn the ins‐and‐outs of the ceremony while savouring a hand whisked matcha green tea.Next, venture into the kitchen and master the art of preparing two iconic Japanese dishes: sushi and ramen. Utilise only top‐notch ingredients to craft your meals from scratch. After relishing your handmade meal, receive a cultural keepsake — a piece of custom hand‐drawn calligraphy made by Katsuji himself.

Tsumami Zaiku (Kanzashi) making Workshop in Abeno Osaka

It'll be held in a 100 year‐old traditional Japanese house with a mixed eastern style interior. The workshop will provide all the materials needed for a smoother experience. The workshop will have 2 levels available, the traditional kanzashi which will be easy and the sakura kanzashi which will be a little more difficult than the traditional one. The sakura kanzashi may take more time to make than the traditional one but the instructor will guide you throughout the workshop. There will also be a break time where the travelers can enjoy some matcha and Japanese sweets. After the workshop, they can take home their handmade kanzashi in a box and they can look around some kanzashis made by the instructor available for purchase.