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Osaka
Every itinerary that stops in Osaka, Japan — from short city breaks to multi-city routes.
Itineraries in Osaka
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Photo: David Kernan · CC BY 4.09 days9 Days in Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara & Osaka: The Complete Golden Route
Japan's classic first-timer route, stretched to nine days with Nara in the middle: three days in Tokyo, three in Kyoto, a day trip to Nara, and two in Osaka. Tokyo brings the neon, the temples of Asakusa and the food halls of Ginza; the Shinkansen drops you in Kyoto for Fushimi Inari, Gion and Arashiyama; then it's south to Nara for Todai-ji's Great Buddha and the deer of Nara Park; and finally west to Osaka, Japan's kitchen, for Dotonbori street food, the castle and retro Shinsekai. The plan re-plans itself around how you travel: classic, foodie or family, fast or slow.
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7 Days in Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka: The Golden Route
Japan's classic first-timer week: three days in Tokyo, two in Kyoto, two in Osaka. Tokyo brings the neon, the temples of Asakusa and the food halls of Ginza; the Shinkansen drops you in Kyoto for Fushimi Inari, Gion and Arashiyama; then it's west to Osaka, Japan's kitchen, for Dotonbori street food, the castle and retro Shinsekai. The plan re-plans itself around how you travel: classic, foodie or family, fast or slow.
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5 Days in Osaka: Eat Your Way Through Japan's Kitchen
Five days in Osaka built around the city's true religion: eating. Day one dives into Dotonbori's neon and street food, day two takes in Osaka Castle and the castle-park food halls, day three goes retro in Shinsekai with kushikatsu and the tower, day four heads to the bay for the aquarium and Universal Studios, and day five winds down in Umeda's depachika food halls. The plan re-plans itself around how you travel: foodie, family or first-timer, fast or slow.
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