Discover one of the most important sites in Japanese history - Osaka Castle on this full-day private guided tour! Step back in time and imagine a 17th century battlefield filled with warriors led by the legendary Toyotomi Hideyoshi or Tokugawa Ieyasu. Learn about the role Osborne Castle played during Japan's unification and get an intimate look at its surviving historical remains.
Immerse yourself in Japan’s rich history on an adventurous full-day private guided tour to Osaka Castle! Learn about the 16th and 17th centuries, a time of Japanese unification famously culminating in the Osaka Battle, when Toyotomis fell and Tokugawas totally established their authority as Shoguns.
Our knowledgeable guides provide fascinating insights into the events that shaped this iconic part of Japan's culture.
Take a brief history lesson at the nearby Osaka Museum of History and discover how the city grew from its 7th century origins at the ruins of Naniwa Palace. As you wander around the park, your private guide will be there to share fun facts and stories about Osaka's past that you won't find anywhere else.
Whether you are creating your own vacation memories or researching Japan's ancient culture, this tour offers something for everyone! Book now for an immersive, enriching experience like no other!
Stop At: Osaka Museum of History
When we visit Osaka, we must go to Osaka Castle. We have additional places nearby the castle that are less well-known yet need to be explored. The Osaka History Museum tells us more about the history of the city.
Stop At: Naniwa-no-Miya-Ato Park (Naniwanomiya Palace Site Park)
Japan's capital was not set during its protohistory. Capitales in the region, particularly in the Nara neighborhood, and Osaka under its previous name of "Naniwa" at periods. We have Naniwa Palace, which is now a park where people like to wander, rest, and have fun. Of course, the remnants are explained, and we can learn more about the history of Osaka and Japan.
Stop At: Osaka Castle Park
We arrive near the Kyobashiguchi entrance, where we may learn more about how Japanese castles were constructed.
Stop At: Osaka Castle Park
Osaka Castle Park is located around the castle and has many historical relics. We go to the park after lunch.
Stop At: Osaka Castle Park
We arrived close to the water pit. We can learn more about how Japanese castles were protected here.
Stop At: Miraiza Osaka-jo
Miraiza is a structure near Osaka Castle. We can buy souvenirs, eat Japanese snacks or meals, and learn more about the history of this castle here.
Stop At: Osaka Castle Park
We'll go to the tomb of Toyotomi Hideyori, an unlucky castle master who was vanquished during the Battle of Osaka (1615). Further information on Japanese history is available.
Stop At: Osaka Castle
Osaka Castle is a near-exact reproduction of the real. Within, there is a museum dedicated to samurais and the siege of Osaka (1614-1615).
1. What will I learn on the Full-Day Private Guided Tour to Osaka Castle?
During the tour, you will learn about the rich history of Japan, particularly the 16th and 17th centuries, and the events that shaped Osaka's culture. You will visit Osaka Castle, the Osaka Museum of History, and Naniwa Palace Site Park, where you will gain insights into how the city grew from its 7th century origins.
2. How much does the Full-Day Private Guided Tour to Osaka Castle cost?
The price of the tour starts at JPY 32,500 per group.
3. What is the cancellation policy for the Full-Day Private Guided Tour to Osaka Castle?
The cancellation policy for the tour is that you can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start of the experience.
4. Who provides the Full-Day Private Guided Tour to Osaka Castle?
The tour is hosted by Guicéna.
5. What is included and excluded in the Full-Day Private Guided Tour to Osaka Castle?
The tour includes a knowledgeable guide, but the entrance fees to Osaka Castle and Osaka History Museum are not included. Additionally, the guide fee, transportation, lunch, and entrance fees to other attractions are not included.
Osaka Castle is an iconic landmark in Japan's history, representing the country's unification during the 16th and 17th centuries.
The Osaka Museum of History provides a brief yet insightful overview of Osaka's history and how the city has evolved over time.
Naniwa Palace, now a park, offers visitors the opportunity to explore the remnants of Japan's protohistory and learn about the history of Osaka and its importance as a former capital.
Visitors can learn about the construction and protection of Japanese castles during a visit to Osaka Castle Park.
Miraiza Osaka-jo is a nearby structure that offers a glimpse into the history of Osaka Castle and allows visitors to purchase souvenirs and enjoy Japanese snacks.
The tomb of Toyotomi Hideyori, a former castle master who was defeated in the Battle of Osaka, provides further insight into Japanese history.
The Osaka Castle Museum is dedicated to samurais and the siege of Osaka and provides visitors with a deeper understanding of Japan's military history.
Overall, the tour offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Japan's rich history and culture and gain a deeper understanding of the significance of Osaka Castle and its surrounding areas.
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The booking is non-refundable if you cancel within 1 day of the start time.
There are many places around Osaka castle, not so well known but which deserve to make a stop. It is interesting to stop there before visiting the castle. As its name suggests, it traces the history of Osaka from its origins to today.
Here we have Naniwa Palace remains which is nowadays a park where people like to walk, to rest and to have good time. Of course, remains are explained and we can know more about Osaka and Japan history.
Osaka Castle Park is around the castle and have many historical remains. We head up to the park and the castle.
We arrive near the water pit. Here, we can know more about how Japanese castles were defended.
We arrive near the Huge stone at Kyobashiguchi entrance where we can know more about how Japanese castles were built.
We will visit the tomb of Toyotomi Hideyori, unlucky castle master who were defeated during the Osaka battle (1615).
Osaka Castle is a close replica of the original castle. Inside, it is a museum about samurais and the siege of Osaka (1614-1615).
Miraiza is a building near Osaka Castle. Here, we can buy souvenirs, have some Japanese snacks or food and know more about this castle's History.