Osaka Cuisine and Hidden Gems: A Family Guide to Local Food & Secret Spots

Sunflower Paradise: Bask in Summer’s Brightest Blooms ! 🌻 When summer arrives, the first flower that comes to mind is the radiant sunflower. From mid-July to early August, this region transforms into a vibrant sea of sunflowers, with tens of thousands of blooms creating a breathtaking summer spectacle. The sunflowers are now in full bloom, drawing families and couples eager to capture stunning photos and enjoy the lively atmosphere. This season, enjoy a variety of exciting events and delicious food stalls, and watch the skies light up with beautiful fireworks at night. The sunflower fields are perfect for snapping unforgettable photos, so don’t forget to bring your camera! Ready to Explore or Book Your Tour? Drop Us a DM! 📩 Explore our exciting tour options: 🚴 Cycling Tours 🍓 Fruit Picking 🛍️ Shopping Assistance 🎣 Fishing Tours 🏞️ Osaka Countryside Tours 🏙️ Osaka Day Trips… and more!

Unleash the Noodle Nirvana: Explore the Cup Noodles Museum! The Cup Noodles Museum, dedicated to the iconic "Cup Noodles" invented by Nissin Foods' founder Momofuku Ando, is a must-visit destination for any ramen enthusiast. At this unique museum, you can dive deep into the history and manufacturing process of ramen, and even create your own custom Cup Noodles. Wander through displays showcasing the evolution of ramen through the decades—it's a visual feast that's truly impressive. Whether you're exploring solo or with family and friends, this museum offers a delightful way to rediscover the world of ramen. Make sure to spend a day enjoying this fascinating experience and uncover the many layers of ramen's charm! ※For inquiries and bookings for the tour, please DM us!!! ・Cycling tour ・Fruits picking ・Helping shopping ・Fishing tour ・Osaka countryside  tour ・Osaka day trip…etc Booking : https://youa

Discover Serenity at Minoo Waterfall: Osaka's Natural Retreat Minoo Waterfall, located in the northern part of Osaka, is beloved for its beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Standing at 33 meters high, the waterfall enchants visitors with its changing scenery throughout the seasons. In spring, the waterfall is surrounded by blooming cherry blossoms and fresh greenery. Summer offers a cool respite amidst the lush forest, while autumn transforms the area with vibrant foliage. In winter, the waterfall sometimes freezes, creating stunning ice art. The area around the waterfall is enveloped in nature, with birdsong and the gentle sound of the river providing a soothing backdrop. For those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and refresh themselves away from the noise of Osaka, Minoo Waterfall is an ideal destination. The sound of water cascading into the basin below can help you relax both physically and mentally. The journey to Minoo Wate

Discover the Magic of Live Candy Crafting! Candy craft demonstrations offer a unique opportunity to witness skilled artisans transform molten candy into stunning works of art right before your eyes. At this special shop, you can enjoy these live demonstrations three times daily, both in the morning and afternoon. Visitors are captivated as they watch the heated candy being stretched and shaped into intricate designs, marveling at the skill and beauty involved in the process. In addition to the demonstration candies, the shop also offers a wide variety of other candies, including seasonal themed treats. Beyond just watching the demonstrations, the shop frequently hosts hands-on candy crafting events. These interactive sessions are fun for all ages, allowing participants to create their very own original candy masterpieces. (For event details, please contact the shop.) Candy craft demonstrations provide a wonderful chance to experience the traditional

Ride Through History at the Shimano Bicycle Museum! 🚴‍♂️✨ If you're a bicycle enthusiast, the Shimano Bicycle Museum in Sakai City is a must-visit destination. As Japan's first bicycle museum, it was established by the Shimano Cycle Development Foundation to promote bicycle culture. The museum's theme, "Beginning, Expansion, Future," promises a captivating experience for visitors of all ages. Inside, you'll find a diverse collection of bicycles, from some of the world's oldest models to unique contemporary designs. This makes the museum not just a place to learn about the history and culture of bicycles, but also a space to rediscover their environmental value. Additionally, the museum offers insights into the historical connection between Sakai City and bicycles, providing a deeper appreciation for the local history and culture. Whether you're a casual rider or a dedicated cyclist, this museum is brimming with fascinating exhibits and discoveries wai

What is "Getemono Kushi"? "Getemono Kushi" refers to skewered dishes made from unusual or exotic ingredients that you wouldn't typically find on your dinner table. Examples include scorpions, sparrows, chicks, crocodiles, insects, reptiles, and internal organs. These ingredients are often served in their original forms, resulting in a unique appearance and texture. restaurants in Osaka. Many people order these unusual dishes out of curiosity, though when faced with them, they might find them too intimidating to eat. (Due to their graphic nature, actual photos are omitted.) Despite this, the novelty and adventurous appeal of "Getemono Kushi" make them popular in places like kushikatsu restaurants in Osaka. Are you intrigued by "Getemono Kushi"? Or do you find it a bit too scary? ※For inquiries and bookings for the tour, please DM us!!! ・Cycling tour ・Fruits picking ・Helping shopping ・Fishing tour ・Osaka coun

Goldfish Scooping: Enjoying a Traditional Japanese Summer Festival Game Goldfish scooping is a beloved activity at summer festivals and fairs in Japan. Watching vibrant goldfish swim in a tank and using a paper scooper called a "poi" to catch them creates a moment of fun and excitement for both children and adults. This traditional game has a rich history and remains a cherished part of Japanese culture. Goldfish scooping is believed to have originated in the late Edo period and became popular during the Meiji period. Initially, goldfish were primarily sold at festival stalls, but over time, the act of scooping them became a popular game in its own right. The charm of goldfish scooping lies in its simple rules and the thrill it offers. The challenge of catching as many goldfish as possible before the delicate paper scooper breaks adds to the excitement. While it requires a bit of skill and technique, mastering these nuances only enhances the enjoyment