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.
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.
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.
We arrive near the Kyobashiguchi entrance, where we may learn more about how Japanese castles were constructed.
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.
