Visit the Open-Air Museum of Old Japanese Farmhouses, an outdoor museum in Hattori Ryokuchi Park. The museum brings together traditional Japanese houses from different regions, allowing visitors to see how people lived, worked, and adapted to local climates and landscapes in the past. This stop introduces Japan’s rural architecture, everyday life, and traditional wisdom before the tour moves on to EXPO ’70 and modern Osaka.

Visit EXPO ’70 Commemorative Park, the former site of the 1970 Japan World Exposition. Your guide will introduce the legacy of EXPO ’70, Japan’s postwar growth, and how Osaka presented its vision of the future to the world. The park area is wide, so the route may be adjusted depending on time, weather, walking pace, and guest interests. The visit may include the park area, museum facilities, Japanese garden area, or lunch break.

Please see the Tower of the Sun, an iconic structure of EXPO '70 designed by Taro Okamoto. This spot embodies the artistic, futuristic, and symbolic spirit of the 1970 World Expo. We plan to arrange tickets that include a commemorative gift and entry into the Tower of the Sun. While you will be using stairs inside the Tower of the Sun, if you have mobility issues, we can reserve an elevator in advance, so please let us know beforehand.

Let's visit Panasonic Stadium Suita, the home ground of Gamba Osaka and one of Japan's leading modern football stadiums. Our guide will introduce you to the stadium's role in local football culture, the Expo Park area, and Osaka's contemporary event culture. Please note that there are many stairs, so please let us know in advance if you have difficulty walking for extended periods. While tours usually only include exterior viewing and photography, we can arrange an official stadium tour on specific dates upon request.

End the tour at Osaka Castle, one of the city’s most famous historic landmarks. This stop provides a classic Osaka view and helps connect the tour’s themes of commerce, innovation, EXPO ’70, and urban history. Depending on time and opening hours, the visit may focus on Osaka Castle Park, exterior views, photo spots, or the castle tower museum. Your guide may also introduce the Time Capsule EXPO ’70 story, which connects Osaka Castle Park with the EXPO ’70 legacy.