通天閣近くの盆踊り祭り

Tour Highlights

• Experience Japanese dance culture at Ebisuza.

• Participate in the Bon Odori, a dance with a samba-like rhythm that's easy and fun for everyone.

• Enjoy the proximity to Tsutenkaku Tower and the zoo, enhancing your visit.

• Explore local cuisine with nearby restaurants serving takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushikatsu.

• Experience this cultural activity at one of Osaka's most renowned tourist locations.

Workshop Agenda

Introduction to Bon Odori

Immerse yourself in the vibrant Japanese dance culture at Ebisuza, where you'll learn the accessible and enjoyable Bon Odori, characterized by its samba-like rhythm.

Dance Instruction

Start by having an experienced instructor demonstrate Bon Odori's rhythm and style, then practice its basic steps, known for their simplicity and minimal rules.

Free Dance Session

In the session's second half, revel in the freedom of less structured, joyful Bon Odori dancing, where you're encouraged to feel the music and dance spiritedly.

Exploration and Dining

After dancing, explore the surrounding area, visiting attractions like Tsutenkaku Tower and the Osaka Zoo. Savor local cuisines such as takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushikatsu at nearby restaurants.

Cultural Integration

Complete your cultural immersion by enjoying traditional dance, local flavors, and iconic sights at one of Osaka's most famous tourist destinations.

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• The age range is 2 to 112 years, with a maximum of 15 participants per group.

• Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes.

• Start time: Check availability for specific dates.

• Tickets: Mobile tickets accepted.

• Language: Guided tour in English.

• Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible, but stroller accessible.

• Animals: Service animals are permitted.

• Transportation: Located near public transportation.

• Booking confirmation was received at the time of booking.

• Health advisories: This trip is unsuitable for travelers with back problems, pregnant travelers, or those with heart conditions or serious medical issues.

• Participation: Suitable for most travelers; group limit is 15.

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