El castillo de Osaka vigila con orgullo la ciudad de la cual es símbolo, además de ser uno de los puntos de referencia más destacados de Japón.
Destacamos
- Visita el castillo de Osaka acompañado de un guía
- Siente el espíritu histórico y moderno de Osaka
- Relájate en un paseo en autobús acuático por el río Okawa
El castillo de Osaka, rodeado por un foso y un parque, desempeñó un papel muy importante en la historia de Japón. Fue fundado en el siglo XVI como un símbolo del estatus y el poder de Hideyoshi Toyotomi, un destacado sogún durante el período Sengoku. Déjate en manos de tu guía que te ayudará a aprender un poco más sobre la historia del castillo. Admira su compleja decoración y el espectacular muro de piedra sobre el que se alza. Desde su posición, el castillo domina con altanería la ciudad; y encima, desde su plataforma de observación ubicada en el octavo piso, brinda unas vistas espectaculares de 360 grados de la ciudad y sus alrededores.
Tras profundizar en la parte histórica de Osaka, es hora de obtener una visión general de la ciudad, tanto antigua como moderna. Sube a bordo del autobús acuático y disfruta de una travesía de una hora de duración por el río Okawa - la ocasión perfecta para contemplar los paisajes y los puntos de interés más importantes de la ciudad.
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El tren local JR no dispone de asientos reservados.
Si el autobús acuático Aqualiner está fuera de servicio por condiciones meteorológicas desfavorables u otras razones operacionales, el tour visitará el Museo de Historia de Osaka en su lugar.
Si el Aqualiner no está disponible los martes, cuando el Museo de Historia de Osaka está cerrado, el guía te devolverá el importe del tour.
See the best that Osaka has to offer with a tour around its main sites. Take a cruise along the river and see the city sites from afar.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Get to know Osaka; both old and new
* Head up to dizzying heights at the Floating Garden Observatory
* Enjoy a cruise for breathtaking views across the city
From Hotel Granvia we start our tour on foot to the Floating Garden Observatory; an open air skybridge overlooking the city and as far away as Awaji Island and Mt Ikoma. Connecting the two towers of the Umeda Sky Building, the Floating Garden Observatory affords spectacular views from 170m above the city.
Before we continue with our stroll through the city, we stop for a western-style lunch at the Hotel Granvia. From here we make our way by public transport to the wonder that is Osaka Castle. Surrounded by a moat and park, Osaka Castle played a central role in Japanese history. A status and power symbol, it was founded in the 16th century by Hideyoshi Toyotomi, a remarkable shogun during the Sengoku period. With the help of a knowledgeable guide get to know the castle’s history, admire its intricate decoration and striking stone wall that is sits upon. Just a short walk away is where we board the Aqua Liner for an hour long cruise along the Okawa River to watch the seasonal landscapes of Osaka as well as its prominent and historical sites.
A city of over 1,000 Buddhist temples, come and discover Japan’s former ancient capital with a morning tour from Osaka.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Entry to the Imperial Palace without prior application
* See Kyoto’s most popular sightseeing spots in just one morning
* Admire the city’s most important palaces and temples
Hop aboard the train from Osaka to Kyoto for a morning discovering the sights and sounds of Kyoto. Arrive in the former ancient capital to begin a tour of the many temples and palaces that adorn the city.
We start at the World Heritage Nijo Castle whose flamboyant style and sublime gardens are bound to impress. Then head to the striking Kinkaku-ji Temple, known as the Golden Pavilion for its sparkling golden exterior as well as its spectacular setting surrounded by a lake. Finish your whirlwind tour of Kyoto by visiting the former ruling palace of the Emperor of Japan: Kyoto Imperial Palace. Entry to the palace for international visitors generally requires application in advance, but participants of this tour can enter only by going through a brief procedure. If you join the tour on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, instead of the palace we visit Kitano Tenmangu Shrine which was built in 947 as a shrine to bureaucrat, scholar and poet Sugawara no Michizane. The shrine is especially spectacular during the plum blossom and autumn leaf seasons.
After a jam-packed morning of sightseeing, we return to Osaka by JR Special Rapid Service or Rapid Service.
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A city of over 1,000 Buddhist temples, come and discover Japan’s former ancient capital with an afternoon tour from Osaka.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Make the most of your time in Japan and see the main spots in Kyoto
* See World Heritage temples and shrines
* Enjoy shopping for souvenirs on the historic shopping lane leading to Kiyomizu-dera Temple
In just one afternoon, take the opportunity to see the highlights of Kyoto with this afternoon tour from Osaka. Hop aboard the JR Special Rapid Service or Rapid Service to Kyoto to arrive for an afternoon’s sightseeing by bus.
First on the itinerary is Heian Jingu Shrine, built to celebrate the 1100th anniversary of Kyoto’s founding, its characteristic red architecture makes this an impressive sight to behold. We then visit the world’s longest wooden structure, Sanjusangen-do Temple, which houses 1,001 life-size statues of Buddhist Kannon deities. And last on the itinerary is Kiyomizu-dera Temple, from where you can admire all of Kyoto from its superb viewpoint before boarding the train back to Osaka by JR Special Rapid/Rapid (non-reserved seats). This tour brings you the opportunity to see shrines and temples that each hold their own unique atmosphere to get a taste of the Kyoto’s history and culture.
Boasting eight World Heritage Sites, Nara is a focal point for Japanese culture and history located a short distance away from Osaka.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Spend the afternoon sightseeing in Nara
* See two World Heritage Sites: Todai-ji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine
* Rare up close encounter with wild deer in Nara Park
Departing from Osaka we travel by JR Special Rapid Service or Rapid Service to Kyoto from where we continue the journey by bus taking the Nara Keinawa Expressway. We kick-start our sightseeing tour by visiting the star of the show: Nara Park and Todai-ji Temple, also known as the Great Buddha. This is the largest wooden structure in the world which houses the largest bronze figure in the world is truly awe-inspiring. Absorb the scale of this Unesco World Heritage Site, and as you wander through Nara Park come closer than ever to wild deer; thought to be the shrine messengers.
We continue our afternoon in Nara by seeing one of the most celebrated shrines in the city: Kasuga Taisha. Founded in the 8th century, the shrine is famous for its bronze lanterns that adorn the buildings where you are free to stroll through the areas not requiring admission. To round off the tour we go to Nara Nagomikan, the largest souvenir shop in Nara where you can stock up on local souvenirs to remember your time.
Discover two of Japan’s World Heritage Sites on this full day tour to Miyajima and Hiroshima.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Admire one of the most photographed spots in Japan
* Create memories at the 6th century Itsukushima Shrine
* See wild deer in Miyajima
* Tour Hiroshima's haunting Atomic Bomb Dome
Departing from Osaka we travel to the small island of Miyajima (literally meaning ‘shrine island’), which depending on the number of participants we travel to by bus, jumbo taxi or train to this magical destination; a top pick amongst tourists who come to Japan. Home to one of the most scenic views in the country, once we arrive you can set your eyes on the vermillion shrine floating majestically above the deep blue water, acting as the gateway to the Itsukushima Shrine. Established in the 6th century, it’s famous for its ornate Shinden-zukuri style structure and set amongst lush scenery, here you’ll also see wild deer roaming freely in the untouched abundant nature of Miyajima.
We return to Miyajimaguchi via ferry where we make our way to the next stop: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Museum. The city, whose name serves as a reminder of the fateful event on 6th August 1945, opened a park to serve as a reminder to future generations. The Atomic Bomb Dome is a symbol of the disaster, which has been preserved as it was in order to promote peace and the elimination of atomic weapons. At the end of the tour we return to Kyoto.
Descubre dos sitios Patrimonio de la Humanidad de Japón con este tour de un día entero por Miyajima y Hiroshima.
Destacamos
- Admira uno de los sitios más fotografiados de Japón
- Absorbe la belleza del santuario de Itsukushima
- Busca ciervos salvajes en Miyajima
- Recorre la inquietante Cúpula de la Bomba Atómica de Hiroshima
Sal de Osaka y dirígete a Miyajima, una pequeña isla cuyo nombre significa isla del santuario. Según el número de personas en el autobús, cogeremos un taxi jumbo – taxi con capacidad para hasta nueve personas - o el tren para llegar a este destino mágico, sin duda una de las mejores opciones entre los turistas que vienen a Japón.
Una vez en Miyajima, déjate cautivar por el santuario bermellón que flota majestuosamente sobre el agua de color azul profundo que actúa como puerta de entrada al santuario de Itsukushima. El santuario data del siglo VI y se hizo famoso por su ornamentada estructura de estilo shinden-zukuri. La frondosidad de los paisajes que lo rodean te dará la oportunidad de admirar ciervos salvajes que vagan libremente por la naturaleza virgen y abundante de Miyajima.
Vuelve a Miyajimaguchi en ferri y abre tu camino hacia la siguiente parada: Museo y Memorial de la Paz de Hiroshima. La ciudad, cuyo nombre recuerda el fatídico evento del 6 de agosto de 1945, abrió un parque que sirve de recordatorio para las generaciones futuras. La Cúpula de la Bomba Atómica es el símbolo del desastre y se ha conservado igual que estaba con el fin de promover la paz y la eliminación de las armas atómicas.
Al acabar el recorrido, volveremos a Osaka.
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El medio de transporte (microbús, taxi, tren o tranvía) entre Hiroshima y Miyajima puede variar según el número de participantes en el tour.
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Usually we call this sword cutting technique "tate", and it's a special technique that only selected people can learn, for example stage and film actors.
The technique includes a beautiful acting expression, posture, gestures, etiquette, attentiveness, and caring attitude, as well as the discipline of the mind. The moral principle behind this is what we call "dou". Combined with "tate", we can say that this technique is "tate-dou" and you will learn more about the traditional culture of Japan through the "tate-dou".
In this experience, a professional instructor will kindly teach you how to be a samurai! Dress up in a kimono/ninja costume/samurai armor and learn how to hold the katana (sword) and cut down!
In the end, everyone will become a leading actor in the show and will take part in a scene together.
Visit a local Japanese house in Osaka and learn how to cook a popular Japanese dish! Washoku, the traditional Japanese cuisine, was recently added to UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list.
In this experience, you'll be able to learn how to make iconic Japanese okonomiyaki, experience a visit to a local Japanese house and kitchen, learn about great restaurant recommendations in the Osaka region, and take home tips and good memories of Japanese cooking!
Siéntate y relájate mientras te llevamos Universal Studios Japan, un parque temático con atracciones para toda la familia.
Visita el parque y sigue los pasos de Harry Potter en The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Abierto en 2001, el Universa Studios Japan cuenta actualmente con ocho secciones: Hollywood, New York, San Francisco, Jurassic Park, Waterworld, Amity Village, Universal Wonderland y The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
Osaka is the second largest city in Japan, but a lot more energetic and historical compared to the largest city, Tokyo. There are many historical sites to visit, and there are a countless number of cultural and local places to visit. This tour will include many of the cultural places in Osaka and is made for all visitors, especially for families with young children!
Walk around Dotonbori, a very famous shopping district in Osaka. Here, you will find numerous restaurants, shops and cultural sites. It is very popular street for people to eat and walk. It will be very bright and loud at night, and you will see why people like spending their time in the city during the night in Japan.
After visit Visit the Osaka Aquarium KAIYUKAN, go ahead Kuishinbo Yokocho, an indoor-food district made for people to taste and know the fascinating food culture in Osaka. The model of the building represents the 1970s, when the traditional working-class neighborhood were in bloom. You can eat various different Japanese food here.
Join our Osaka Afternoon Tour and discover Osaka's favorite snack, Okonomiyaki or Takoyaki, and Osaka Castle, a grand structure dating back to the 17th century when Osaka became the center of Japan and began to prosper as a great town of merchants. You will have a private guide who will take you around Osaka!
Go around the city at your preferred pace, and ask any questions you may have!
Spend a day at Japan’s most loved amusement park: Universal Studios Japan. Experience a surreal world of magic, happiness and a lot of exciting attractions!
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Find something for everyone at Universal
* Enjoy thrilling rides and rollercoasters
* Enter a world of magic as your favourite characters come to life
Universal Studios Japan occupies an area of 39 hectares and is the most visited amusement park in Japan. It currently has eight sections: Hollywood, New York, San Francisco, Jurassic Park, Waterworld, Amity Village, Universal Wonderland and The Wizarding World.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is an absolute must for any Harry Potter fan. Step into a Harry Potter–themed world of wonder with rides, attractions, restaurants, shops and street entertainment to keep all the family entertained. Enjoy many different attractions including the favourites: Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, Flight of the Hippogriff, Frog Choir, Triwizard Spirit Rally, Hogwarts Express Photo, Hogwarts Castle and much more.
Explore Universal Wonderland where child-friendly carousels and much-loved mascots are ready to brighten your little ones day! This world is perfect for families, as the rides and attractions are suitable for almost everyone, don’t worry these ones aren’t scary! Why don’t you have a spin on the Hello Kitty’s Cupcake Dream or even take a ride with Elmo on his Go-Go Skateboard.
For the older ones, enjoy thrilling rollercoasters with drops, sharp turns and loop-the-loops. If you’re feeling brave, ride the Hollywood Dream backwards rollercoaster or maybe experience incredible technology in the 4K3D the Amazing Adventures of Spiderman ride.
Japan Railway Pass is THE best way to travel within Japan. Enjoy unlimited rides on most of the Japan Railway trains and you can use many of the Japan Railway bus services as well. Ride the famous Bullet Train Shinkansen! The Japan Rail Pass is offered in 7, 14, or 21 days with choice of Ordinary or Green class. All deliveries will be sent to you by DHL International.
The Green Class Car includes: luxurious and large seating, more space between seats, carpeted floors and a hot towel service.
The Ordinary Class includes: clean and comfortable seating, casual and relaxing, great for families.