Sakai Knife Factory & Blacksmith Walking Tour (From Osaka)
3-4 hours
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The Sakai Knife Factory and Craft Walking Tour is a 3 to 4 hour tour offered by Japan Tour Adventure in Osaka/Sakai that takes visitors through the best of the city, including a visit to the Sakai City Craft Museum, a real knife factory, and a Sharpening Station. The tour is available in Japanese, English, and French and includes a bilingual guide, all fees, taxes, and a knife sharpening lesson. The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible and meets at the Nankai Sakai Station, East Exit. A minimum number of travelers is required and cancellations must be made 24 hours prior for a full refund. Regular temperature checks and sanitation measures are in place for safety.
Very beautiful morning in the company of Jean-Yves who guided me through Sakai for some very beautiful encounters and discoveries! Jean-Yves knows almost everything about the city and the local crafts, and he lets you take your time and enjoy the moment. A half-day that I will remember!
RenaudM78
July 20, 2026
Knife factory and Museum walking tour in Osaka
I was looking for an in-depth experience of knife making in Japan and then that’s exactly what I got. We got a history of the city and then a quick tour of the knife, factory and museum, which are separate but close locations. There was an opportunity to buy knives at the museum, I chose the factory and felt like the value for what I was able to get in the selection was excellent.
Roam811654
July 19, 2026
RenaudM78
July 20, 2026
A well-filled morning!
Very beautiful morning in the company of Jean-Yves who guided me through Sakai for some very beautiful encounters and discoveries! Jean-Yves knows almost everything about the city and the local crafts, and he lets you take your time and enjoy the moment. A half-day that I will remember!
Roam811654
July 19, 2026
Knife factory and Museum walking tour in Osaka
I was looking for an in-depth experience of knife making in Japan and then that’s exactly what I got. We got a history of the city and then a quick tour of the knife, factory and museum, which are separate but close locations. There was an opportunity to buy knives at the museum, I chose the factory and felt like the value for what I was able to get in the selection was excellent.
