• Osaka Museum of History - A visit to Osaka Castle is essential when exploring this namesake city. Nearby, there are other hidden gems worth exploring, such as the Osaka History Museum, located just next door. As the name implies, it chronicles the city’s history from its beginnings to the present day.
• Naniwa-no-Miya-Ato Park (Naniwanomiya Palace Site Park) - During the Asuka period (6th-7th century), the capital of the country was not fixed and rotated. Osaka, formerly known as Naniwa, boasts a history spanning over 1800 years. In 683, it was designated as the capital, or at least a residence, by Emperor Tenmu (622-686, reigning from 673). Emperors occasionally resided here, even during the Nara period in the 8th century. Today, Naniwa Palace has transformed into a park where locals enjoy walking, exercising, or relaxing with picnics amidst greenery and trails. The ruins are marked and explained, offering insights into the history of Osaka and Japan.
• Osaka Castle Park - Osaka Castle Park encompasses several gardens and historic squares worth visiting. Starting from Morinomiya station, visitors can head towards the park.
• Osaka Castle Park - Approaching the moat provides an opportunity to delve into the castle’s origins.
• Osaka Castle Park - The tomb of Toyotomi Hideyori, an unfortunate castle lord defeated in the 1615 siege of Osaka, offers a chance to learn more about modern Japanese history.
• Osaka Castle - Osaka Castle is a faithful visual reconstruction of the original structure. Inside, it houses a museum that particularly highlights the Osaka military campaign of 1615, showcasing the actions of the samurai.
• Miraiza Osaka-jo - Situated near Osaka Castle, this building offers souvenirs and further insights into the castle’s history.

• Guide and guide fees (entrance, lunch and transport fees)

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• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

Join us for a delightful day exploring Osaka Castle on foot and via public transport. Immerse yourself in Japanese history for a day!

Our journey begins at the Osaka History Museum, where the city’s development from its early days to the present is beautifully chronicled. Next, we explore the remnants of Naniwa Palace, dating back to the 7th century, situated close to the castle.

We then enter the castle grounds to delve into Japan’s rich history, particularly the conclusion of the Warring States period (15th-17th century). This site is renowned for the historic Battle of Osaka in 1614-1615, which led to the fall of the Toyotomi clan and the rise of the Tokugawa shogunate.

By the end of this day, you’ll have gained a deeper understanding of Japan and Osaka’s history while enjoying the lush greenery and fresh air of Osaka. Are you ready to join us? We look forward to seeing you!

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