Osaka Events March 2026: Festivals, Cherry Blossoms & Things to Do

Osaka events Published: Jan 29, 2026

In 2025, I made four research trips to Osaka where I personally experienced recommended spots for international visitors and local events. I created this guide to introduce the events that I found particularly captivating.Based on my experience, I've carefully selected only the events that I can wholeheartedly recommend.

Another reason for writing this article is the recent growing attention on Magical Trip tours, which offer a deeper experience of Osaka.

Popular tours like the "Osaka Bar Hopping Night Tour in Namba" and "Osaka Local Foodie Tour in Dotonbori and Shinsekai" are just as impressive as the "Tokyo Bar Hopping Night Tour in Shinjuku," which was ranked #1 among all tours on TripAdvisor in 2024.When visiting Osaka, I recommend trying Magical Trip tours to experience a more authentic side of the city.

Introduction

In March, Osaka transitions from the harshness of winter towards spring. While daytime temperatures are mild, mornings and evenings can still be chilly, so it's recommended to wear easily layerable clothing. As many people in Japan start new chapters of their lives in April, March in Osaka is bustling with shoppers preparing for new beginnings.

Osaka, Japan's second-largest city, is always teeming with people. The city's charm lies in its warm and friendly atmosphere, where even strangers, such as shop staff, actively engage in communication.

While March in Osaka may have fewer events, the cherry blossoms start blooming towards the end of the month, allowing visitors to enjoy "hanami" (cherry blossom viewing). In this article, we'll introduce you to events, hanami spots, and provide basic information, including dates and access to venues.

2026 Year-round Event calendar in Osaka↓

・Osaka: List of Events & Festivals for 2026

Special Experiences Unique to Osaka in March

USJ Easter

Universal Studios Japan (USJ) is a hugely popular theme park boasting the highest visitor numbers in Japan. It features various themed areas based on popular franchises like Harry Potter, Mario, and Jurassic Park, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in these fictional worlds.

"USJ Easter" is one of USJ's popular events, transforming the park with Easter-themed decorations. Various areas, including the Minions and Hello Kitty zones, are adorned with colorful and fun decorations featuring egg and rabbit motifs.

Additionally, characters in limited-edition Easter-themed costumes appear throughout the park, participating in parades and interacting with guests. The park becomes even more vibrant and lively than usual. Don't miss the exclusive Easter-themed merchandise and food items available during this period.

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Dates: TBA (In 2024, it was held from March 8 to June 30)
Access: 6-minute walk from Universal City Station
Admission: Adults from 7,800 yen per person
Prices vary depending on the date.
Various ticket types are available, including 1.5-day passes, Express Passes, and Annual Passes. Please check the official website for details.
Website:https://www.usj.co.jp/web/ja/jp

What is USJ?

USJ is a theme park where you can immerse yourself in the worlds of movies and anime. In addition to globally popular content like Super Mario and Harry Potter, there are also attractions based on popular Japanese anime such as Jujutsu Kaisen and Detective Conan. The seasonal shows allow audiences to join in and enjoy the excitement together!

While anyone can have fun here, it is especially recommended for fans of anime, games, and movies.

2026 marks USJ's 25th anniversary year, and it will be packed with special events. Starting March 4th, a spectacular parade featuring 25 Pikachu will begin, making it a must-see Osaka Event March 2026 for Pokémon fans!

Bungujoshi Expo in Osaka 2026

"Bungujoshi Expo" is Japan's largest stationery festival where stationery enthusiasts gather. Over 50,000 stationery items will be assembled, ranging from popular products by major manufacturers to unique and niche items.

One attractive point is that you can get limited edition goods only available here. Japanese-made stationery, which is also highly popular overseas, makes a great souvenir! There are also booths where you can purchase items while chatting directly with stationery artists.

This event is recommended for those interested in Japanese stationery with high design quality and functionality, or those looking for uniquely Japanese "Kawaii" stationery. Why not find your own special one-of-a-kind item? Be sure to check out the official Instagram as well!

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Date: March 5–8, 2026
Access: Directly connected to Osaka Metro "Trade Center-mae" Station
Admission: March 5–6: ¥990 / March 7–8: ¥1,190
Official Website: https://bungujoshi.com/event/osaka2026/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bungujoshi/

"Solaniwa Onsen" Garden of Light ~66,666 Sparkling Lights~

When I took friends visiting from overseas, one place that delighted them was the illumination event at "Solaniwa Onsen." Solaniwa Onsen, the largest of its kind in the Kansai region, is a hot spring theme park designed to evoke Japan from over 400 years ago.

At the rooftop Japanese garden, you can enjoy atmospheric Japanese-style illuminations for a limited time until March 10th. Renting a yukata and leisurely strolling around will enhance the experience even more!

After viewing the illuminations, please enjoy exquisite Japanese cuisine and Osaka gourmet delights such as sushi, tempura, and takoyaki at the restaurants inside the facility.

This Osaka Event March 2026 is recommended for those who want to see Japanese-style illuminations or those who want to enjoy hot springs as well.

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Date: Until March 10, 2026
Access: Directly connected to JR "Bentencho Station"
Admission: Paid *Prices vary by date (Please check the website for details)
Phone Number: 06-7670-5126
Official Website: https://solaniwa.com/news/illumi2025/

Vietnam Festival 2026 Osaka

"Vietnam Festival 2026," held at Osaka Castle Park, is an event aimed at promoting the charms of Vietnam and cultural exchange. Having traveled to Vietnam before, I look forward to this event every year.

My main interest is definitely the Vietnamese cuisine. About 70 food stalls will be set up, offering authentic flavors of dishes popular in Japan such as banh mi and pho. The aromas of fish sauce and cilantro waft through the venue, stimulating your appetite.

The experience of trying on the traditional costume "Ao Dai" is also popular. There are also cute miscellaneous goods such as embroidered accessories unique to Vietnam.

Please also enjoy the plum blossoms in full bloom within the park. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience Vietnamese culture while viewing Osaka Castle!

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Date: March 7–8, 2026
Access: 3-minute walk from JR "Osaka Castle Park Station"
Admission: Free
Official Website: https://osaka.vietfes.asia/

Osaka Motorcycle Show 2026

"Osaka Motorcycle Show" is the largest motorcycle event in the Kansai region. Popular Japanese manufacturers that are well-known overseas, such as HONDA, YAMAHA, SUZUKI, and KAWASAKI, will all be gathered here. An attractive point is that you can actually sit on the latest models and unreleased models of motorcycles.

What I would like to recommend seeing are the demonstrations by professional riders and police motorcycle units. Please enjoy the powerful performances showcasing advanced riding techniques.

At the merchandise booths, a wide variety of specialized custom parts and more are available for sale. Some items are offered at event-exclusive prices, making it a must-see Osaka Event March 2026 for motorcycle enthusiasts.

If you are interested in Japanese motorcycles, please do visit!

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Date: March 20, 21, 22, 2026
Access: 5-minute walk from Osaka Metro Nanko Port Town Line "Nakafuto Station"
Admission: ¥2,800
Phone Number: 06-6357-3175
Official Website: https://www.motorcycleshow.jp/

Outdoor Fest

As a camping enthusiast, I look forward to the "Outdoor Fest" held at Expo '70 Commemorative Park every year. The latest camping gear, hiking gear, camping cars, and more will all be gathered here.

My recommendation is the booths where you can try various outdoor experiences.

(Examples from 2025 – Details for this year are TBD)
- Wood splitting
- Fire starting
- Electric kickboard test rides
- Hot air balloon rides

What I particularly enjoyed last year was the hot air balloon experience that floats up several tens of meters above the ground. Implementation for this year is undecided, but if you are interested, please check the official website.

The park venue also offers the attractive option of enjoying a picnic on the grassy lawn. You can also visit the "Tower of the Sun," which is popular among tourists.

This Osaka Event March 2026 is also recommended for families with small children.

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Date: March 7–8, 2026
Access: 5-minute walk from Monorail "Banpaku-kinen-koen Station"
Park Admission (Expo '70 Commemorative Park): Adults ¥260 / Children ¥80
Phone Number: 06-6947-1912 (TV Osaka)
Official Website: https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/outdoor/

5 Spots to Fully Enjoy Cherry Blossoms Blooming from Late March to Mid-April

Expo '70 Commemorative Park (9:30 am - 5:00 pm)

The Expo '70 Commemorative Park, selected as one of the "100 Best Cherry Blossom Viewing Sites" by the Japan Cherry Blossom Association, boasts about 5,500 cherry trees in full bloom.

The park's charm lies in its variety, offering 12 different types of cherry blossoms. While the Somei Yoshino, often featured in international media, is just one variety, the park allows you to discover a diverse range of unique and beautiful cherry blossoms with varying colors, petal counts, and blooming patterns.

As someone who visited the park multiple times last year, my top recommendation is the "Jindai Akebono" variety. You can enjoy these near the Eastern Plaza. The Jindai Akebono has a charming appearance with whitish centers and pink-tinged petal tips. I encourage you to observe them up close.

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- Address: Senri Banpaku Koen, Suita, Osaka
- Access: 5-minute walk from Bampaku-kinen-koen Station or Koen Higashiguchi Station
- Hours: 9:30 - 17:00
*Opening hours may change due to events or weather conditions.
- Closed: Every Wednesday (or the following weekday if Wednesday is a holiday) / New Year's holidays
*Open every day from April 1 to May 2, and throughout October and November
- Phone: 06-6877-3370
- Official website: https://www.expo70-park.jp/flower/2438/
- Admission: 260 yen
*Additional fees may apply for specific facilities within the park

The "Banpaku Park Cherry Blossom Festival" is also held at the Expo '70 Commemorative Park

The "Banpaku Park Cherry Blossom Festival" is an annual event timed to coincide with the cherry blossom season (in 2024, it was held from March 20 to April 7). It offers a plethora of content and events to maximize your cherry blossom enjoyment.

My top recommendation is the illuminated cherry blossom avenue. At night, the cute and beautiful daytime appearance transforms into a chic and mysterious atmosphere. The 200-meter-long illuminated path allows you to immerse yourself in the ambiance as you walk under the cherry blossoms.

Another attractive point is the numerous food trucks and stalls that set up from late morning to night. Why not enjoy some Japanese street food amidst the falling cherry blossom petals?

Osaka Castle Park (9:00 am - 5:00 pm)

Osaka Castle Park

Osaka Castle Park, often featured in international media, is one of Japan's premier cherry blossom viewing spots. You can enjoy about 3,000 cherry trees, primarily of the Somei Yoshino variety.

Cherry trees are planted throughout the park, allowing you to enjoy the blossoms anywhere. However, my personal recommendation is the area around the eastern outer moat, located on the east side of the main tower. Here, cherry trees line the moat, letting you enjoy the reflection of the blossoms on the water surface and the floating petals. The water truly enhances the beauty of the cherry blossoms.

Additionally, from the eastern outer moat, you can view the main tower through the cherry blossoms. Why not take in the combination of traditional Japanese architecture and beautifully blooming cherry blossoms, experiencing the timeless beauty of Japan?

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- Address: Osaka Castle, Chuo-ku, Osaka 540-0002
- Access: About 5 minutes on foot from JR Osakajokoen Station
About 15 minutes on foot from Morinomiya Station (Keihan Railway, Subway Midosuji Line)
- Hours: 24 hours
- Closed: Never
- Phone: 0667554146
- Admission: Free (except for Nishinomaru Garden)

If you are interested in Osaka Castle, check the article below! I summarized in more details and how I felt there.

Enjoy Spectacular Night Cherry Blossoms at the "Nishinomaru Garden Cherry Blossom Night Viewing"

Night Cherry Blossoms

The Nishinomaru Garden is the most popular cherry blossom spot within Osaka Castle Park. As a paid area, it tends to be less crowded, allowing for a more relaxed cherry blossom viewing experience.

The most attractive feature of Nishinomaru Garden is its night cherry blossom illumination. This is the only area within the park where cherry blossoms are illuminated, attracting many tourists annually. The sight of Osaka Castle and the cherry blossoms seemingly glowing in the darkness is truly breathtaking.

Of course, the daytime cherry blossoms are also beautiful. This area has a particularly high concentration of cherry trees within Osaka Castle Park, filling your entire field of vision with a sea of pink blossoms. Here too, you can enjoy the combination of cherry blossoms and Osaka Castle.

In March, Osaka sheds its winter chill, offering the perfect weather for bar hopping and savoring the city's incredible food scene. I often visit Osaka during March and April myself, indulging in the city's excellent cuisine paired with drinks.

Here are my two recommended tours for March in Osaka. If you're planning to visit Osaka in March, make sure to fully experience this culinary capital as it springs to life!

・Osaka Bar Hopping Night Tour in Namba

・Osaka Local Foodie Tour in Dotonbori and Shinsekai

Osaka Mint Bureau (9:00 am - 4:45 pm)

The Osaka Mint Bureau is where you can enjoy the "Cherry Blossom Tunnel," one of Osaka's spring traditions. Along the 560-meter path from the south gate to the north gate, 338 cherry trees of 134 varieties bloom in profusion. Walking this path while admiring the cherry blossoms is known as the "Cherry Blossom Tunnel" experience.

The main attraction of the Cherry Blossom Tunnel is undoubtedly the diversity of cherry blossom varieties. You can find many rare varieties not commonly seen elsewhere, allowing you to appreciate the individuality and depth of cherry blossoms.

Another delightful aspect is walking on the pink carpet created by fallen petals. As the Cherry Blossom Tunnel requires advance online registration, be sure to make your reservation before your trip to ensure you can closely observe these precious cherry blossoms.

If you couldn't secure a reservation, head to Sakuranomiya Bridge. Even from outside the venue, you can enjoy the seemingly endless rows of cherry trees as far as the eye can see.

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- Address: 1-1-79 Tenma, Kita-ku, Osaka
- Access: About 15 minutes walk from Temmabashi Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line (North Exit, Exit 2)
About 15 minutes walk from Temmabashi Station on the Keihan Main Line (East Exit, Exit 14)
About 15 minutes walk from Osakajo-kitazume Station on the JR Tozai Line (Exit 3)
- Hours: Weekdays 10:00-19:30, Weekends 9:00-19:30
- Closed: None
*The Cherry Blossom Tunnel is only open for about a week during full bloom each year
- Phone: 06-6351-5105 (Mint Bureau Public Relations Office)
- Official website: https://www.mint.go.jp/enjoy/toorinuke/sakura_osaka_data.html
- Admission: Free

Kema Sakuranomiya Park (24 hours)

Kema Sakuranomiya Park is a riverside park built on the floodplain, featuring 4,800 cherry trees. This 4.2 km long park has endless rows of cherry trees along the river. In many areas, the cherry blossoms protrude from both sides of the path, creating a tunnel-like effect.

The park preserves several old Western-style buildings from about 150 years ago. The collaboration between these buildings and the cherry blossoms is a charming point of Kema Sakuranomiya Park. The combination of stylish, dignified Western architecture and delicate cherry blossoms is perfect.

Another must-try experience is the cherry blossom viewing cruise. You can enjoy the cherry blossoms while slowly cruising along the river that flows alongside the park.

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- Address: 1 Chome Nakano, Miyakojima Ward, Osaka
- Access: 3 minutes walk from JR Loop Line Sakuranomiya Station or JR Tozai Line Osakajo-kitazume Station
3 minutes walk from Keihan Temmabashi Station
- Hours: 24 hours
- Closed: None
- Phone: 06-6312-8121 / 06-6912-0650
- Official website: https://www.city.osaka.lg.jp/miyakojima/page/0000617520.html
- Admission: Free

Settsu Gorge Park (24 hours)

Settsu Gorge Park, also known locally as "Cherry Blossom Park," is a beloved cherry blossom viewing spot among locals.

The park offers numerous cherry blossom spots. My first recommendation is the "Shidare-zakura" (weeping cherry) variety near the entrance. This variety is characterized by its branches that droop almost to the ground, forming beautiful thick pink pillars during the cherry blossom season.

The "Cherry Blossom Square" is another of my favorite spots. It has a particularly high concentration of cherry trees, with about 280 trees painting your view pink. There's also a large playground nearby, making it ideal for families. Why not enjoy some vigorous play or a delicious picnic amidst the dancing cherry blossom petals?

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- Address: 5 Tsukawaki, Takatsuki City
- Access: Take a municipal bus bound for Tsukawaki from JR Takatsuki Station, then walk about 10 minutes from Tsukawaki bus stop
- Hours: 24 hours
- Closed: None
- Phone: 072-674-7516 (Takatsuki City Park Division)
- Official website: https://www.city.takatsuki.osaka.jp/soshiki/54/5519.html
- Admission: Free

In 2026, to share the charm of my beloved Osaka with more tourists, I've created a guide article introducing places where you can enjoy cherry blossoms in Osaka. If you're visiting Osaka in March or April, please enjoy the cherry blossoms that are considered a symbol of Japan.

10 Osaka’s Cherry Blossoms Places: Best SAKURA Spots Guide 2026

In addition to famous cherry blossom viewing spots, I'm also introducing recommended places for those who want to enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms slowly while surrounded by a relaxed atmosphere!

If you are interested in hiking spots in Osaka check the article below! I summarized the spots I recommend and how I felt each place.

Must-See Art Events in Osaka in March 2026

Surrealism: Expanding from the Visual Arts to Advertising, Fashion, and Interior Design

If you're interested in fashion and design, this Osaka event in March 2026 is highly recommended.

This exhibition spotlights the concept of "Surrealism" as it expanded into various genres including art, advertising, fashion, and interior design. It's a rare opportunity to view surrealist works from across Japan all in one place!

My personal recommendations are René Magritte's "The King's Museum" and "The Ready-made Bouquet." These two works, featuring the distinctive man in a bowler hat, have become representative masterpieces of Surrealism.

Since the exhibition is visually engaging, I encourage even those who aren't familiar with fashion or art to visit!

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Dates: Until March 8, 2026
Access: 5-minute walk from Watanabebashi Station on the Keihan Nakanoshima Line
Admission: General 1,800 yen / High school and university students 1,500 yen / Elementary and junior high school students 500 yen
Phone: 06-6877-3370
Official website: https://nakka-art.jp/en/exhibition-post/surrealism-2025-en/

Ukiyo-e Immersive Art Exhibition OSAKA

The "Ukiyo-e Immersive Art Exhibition" allows you to experience traditional Japanese ukiyo-e in a three-dimensional space. Using cutting-edge technology, you can experience an immersive sensation as if you've stepped into the world of ukiyo-e.

The appealing highlight is the opportunity to enjoy over 300 works by artists popular overseas, such as Hokusai and Hiroshige, from different angles. When surrounded by the wall-spanning projection mapping, you'll feel as though you've traveled back in time to Japan from about 200 years ago.

The area I particularly recommend is the booth expressing "water," an essential element in Japanese ukiyo-e. Please experience the powerful waves and beautiful shimmering of water.

Since you can enjoy this exhibition using all five senses, it's also recommended for small children and those seeing ukiyo-e for the first time.

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Dates: Until March 14, 2026
Access: 5-minute walk from JR Osaka Station
Admission: Adults 2,300 yen / High school, university, and graduate students 1,600 yen / Ages 4 and above through junior high school students 1,000 yen
Phone: 06-6947-1912
Official website: https://www.ukiyoeimmersiveart.com/osaka/en

Ohara Museum of Art Collection: A Journey to Masterpieces — Torajiro's Dream

At the Nakanoshima Kosetsu Museum Of Art, an exhibition bringing together masterpieces from around the world is being held. What makes this exhibition fascinating is how it traces the journey of Western-style painter Torajiro Kojima as he acquired numerous masterpieces from Europe.

Highlighted Works:
- "The Annunciation" by El Greco
- "Water Lilies" by Claude Monet
- "Delightful Land" by Paul Gauguin
- "Apple Picking" by Camille Pissarro

This Osaka event in March 2026 is recommended for those who want to enjoy classic Western art. Please enjoy it along with sightseeing in the sophisticated Nakanoshima area!

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Dates: Until March 29, 2026
Access: Directly connected to Exit 12 of Watanabebashi Station on the Keihan Nakanoshima Line
Admission: Adults 1,600 yen / High school and university students 800 yen / Elementary and junior high school students 400 yen
Phone: 06-6210-3766
Official website: https://www.kosetsu-museum.or.jp/nakanoshima/en/

Sarah Morris: Transfer of Authority

What I'm looking forward to this spring is the first retrospective exhibition in Asia by Sarah Morris, one of the leading artists in contemporary art.

She creates works themed around major cities such as New York, London, and Paris, and has produced numerous video and sculpture works in addition to paintings. This time, over 100 works created over more than 30 years are on display.

What I'm particularly looking forward to is the video work "Sakura," which captures Osaka during cherry blossom season from her unique perspective. It also focuses on places that aren't tourist spots, such as factories, research facilities, and subways. International tourists will be able to discover Osaka from a unique angle that you won't find in guidebooks.

This exhibition is also recommended for those interested in design and architecture.

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Dates: Until April 5, 2026
Access: 5-minute walk from Exit 2 of Watanabebashi Station on the Keihan Nakanoshima Line
Admission: Adults 1,800 yen / High school and university students 1,200 yen
Phone: 06-6479-0550
Official website: https://nakka-art.jp/en/exhibition-post/sarahmorris-2026-en/

If You Want to Experience Japan's Traditional "Hinamatsuri," Nearby Kyoto Is Highly Recommended

March 3rd's "Hinamatsuri" (Girls' Day) is a traditional celebration wishing for the health and growth of girls. (The celebration for boys is on May 5th.) Since it falls during the season when peach blossoms bloom, it is also called "Momo no Sekku" (Peach Festival).

It is customary to display "hina dolls," which are believed to serve as substitutes that take on misfortune, and to eat "chirashi-zushi," which is topped with colorful ingredients such as sashimi and eggs.

Kyoto, located next to Osaka, hosts traditional Hinamatsuri events. If you're looking for an Osaka Event March 2026 to add to your itinerary, consider a short trip to neighboring Kyoto for these unique cultural experiences.

Nagashi-bina at Shimogamo Jinja

This traditional event is said to be the origin of Hinamatsuri. The highlight is placing hina dolls made of Japanese washi paper onto straw boats and floating them down the river. This ritual carries the meaning of transferring one's misfortunes onto the dolls and letting them float away. Members of the public can also participate by purchasing dolls for a fee.

This event is recommended for those who want to experience the elegant and traditional atmosphere of the original Hinamatsuri.

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Date: March 3, 2026
Access: 10-minute walk from Keihan Railway "Demachi Yanagi Station"
Admission: Free
Phone: 075-781-0010
Official Website: https://www.shimogamo-jinja.or.jp/en/saiji/nagashibina

Hiina Matsuri at Ichihime Jinja

For those who want to experience a gorgeous and lively Hinamatsuri, the event at Ichihime Jinja is recommended. People dressed as hina dolls appear in beautiful costumes and perform gagaku (traditional court music) and dances.

You can also enjoy demonstrations of aristocratic games from the Heian period (794–1185) and special kimono dressing from that era.

Tea and sweets are served, making this a Hinamatsuri filled with a festive and enjoyable atmosphere.

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Date: March 3, 2026
Access: Keihan Main Line "Kiyomizu Gojo Station"
Admission: 3,000 yen
Phone: 075-361-2775
Official Website: https://ja.kyoto.travel/event/single.php?event_id=4497

To Deeply Enjoy Kyoto's Culture, Have a Local Guide Show You Around!

Magical Trip

If you want to learn more deeply about Kyoto's culture, why not join a tour led by a local guide? You'll explore hiking courses known only to guides who know Kyoto inside and out, over the course of approximately 3 hours.

The highlight is deliberately leaving the paved paths to walk through the forest trails surrounding Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. At the shrine's iconic red torii gates, try taking unique photos from angles recommended by the guide.

A foreign friend of mine was moved by the breathtaking beauty of the bamboo grove visited on this tour.

Rather than simply visiting the popular tourist spot Fushimi Inari, you can enjoy it more deeply by taking time to walk around the surrounding natural environment. How about enjoying a leisurely hike while feeling the refreshing breeze of early spring?

Magical Trip's tour earned Tripadvisor's 'Best of the Best' award

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Meeting Point: Family Mart Nakai Tofukuji Store
Tour Area: Around Fushimi Inari Shrine
Start Times: 9:00 / 10:00 / 13:00

Fushimi Inari Hidden Hiking Tour

Meeting Point: Family Mart Nakai Tofukuji Store
Tour Area: Around Tofuku-ji Temple
Start Time: 10:30

Kyoto Zen Meditation & Garden Tour at a Zen Temple with traditional Sho-jin lunch

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I'm Sena, a director at Magical Trip. I’ve been living in Tokyo since 2020, spending most of my time around Shibuya and Shinjuku. In 2024, I moved to Shinjuku, where I now enjoy bar hopping and relaxing coffee breaks at local cafés here I truly love!

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