Cycle through the park of Nara and witness the harmony between the city and the deer. Avoid most traffic following your local guide to get the best cycling experience possible.

Admire the Great Southern Gate, the symbol of the Todaiji Temple domain. Admire the two fierce guardians of the gate and enjoy the beauty of its unique architecture.

Explore the Todaiji Temple, and learn about its history. Visit the temple where is located the biggest bronze Buddha statue in the country, the "Daibitsuden", and get a chance to go through the Buddha's nostril.

Visit the original shop of the prestigious knife maker company Kikuichi. Receive an introduction to Japanese cutlery, as well as advice on Japanese knives, if needed. Former Katana maker, there is no better place to get Japanese knives, directly from the manufacturer.

Visit the ancient Shrine "Kasuga Taisha" and learn about its spirit, the spirit of Kasuga, which can be described as the spirit of Nature, but also a general introduction to Shinto. Admire the beautiful Lantern path, and get the opportunity to make a wish at the Shinto shrine and connect with the spirit.

Learn about the post-World War 2 connections and history in Osaka, with the largest Korean community in Japan, located in the district of Tsuruhashi. Explore the local food market, and have some Japanese/Korean fusion Barbecue called "Yakiniku". A Yakiniku set and a soft drink are included for each guest.

One of Osaka's most distinctive Shinto shrines, renowned for its massive 12-meter-tall lion-head stage. Believed to swallow evil spirits and bring good fortune, it's a peaceful cultural landmark just minutes from the bustling Namba district.

Osaka's vibrant electronics, anime, manga, and gaming district. Stretching through Nipponbashi, it's a paradise for tech enthusiasts, collectors, and pop culture fans, with countless specialty stores, retro game shops, figure retailers, second-hand shops for all kinds of items, and themed cafés.

After moving from Nara to Osaka, you will discover the area of the "New World", called "Shinsekai" in Japanese. Go back to the origin of the Kushikatsu, a special fried treat that was created in Osaka in the late 1920s, and Learn about the city's history up to World War 2. A Kushikatsu set and a drink are included in the tour for each guest.

Hozenji Yokocho and Hozen-ji offer a glimpse into old Osaka. Wander the lantern-lit stone alley before visiting the historic temple, where the moss-covered Mizukake Fudō statue is revered as a symbol of good fortune, health, and prosperity.

Dotonbori is Osaka's iconic entertainment district, famous for its dazzling neon lights, vibrant atmosphere, and legendary street food. Stroll along the canal and experience the city's lively nightlife and culinary culture.

Glico Running Man Sign is Osaka's most iconic landmark and a favorite photo spot. Overlooking Dotonbori from Ebisu Bridge, the famous neon billboard has symbolized the city's vibrant energy since 1935 and is a must-see for every visitor.