Things to do in Shinsaibashi

Our tour guide Shine spoke english pretty well. The tour ran smoothly from start to finish. Shine told us about the areas we visited and also history. We would not hesitate to go on another tour, we ran out of time in japan. You need a minimum of two weeks in japan, even then you cannot see everything, the longer the better.

Directions to studio were exactly as pictured, very warm welcoming and well stocked store. I felt as a princess being guided to all the stations and being dressed up. Photographer was awesome and got the best spots even tho it was a rainy day. Definitely 10/10 recommend! instructor: Amazing experience:Amazing location:Central

Last time, I visited Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, so this time I went to places I hadn't seen before. It was just before a long holiday, so there weren't many people, and it was wonderfully peaceful and quiet! When you actually see it, it's not so much 'Wow, that's amazing!' but rather beautiful scenery, the path you walk while admiring that scenery, various photos taken at photo spots, and an unexpected seagull zoo feeding (making eye contact with seagulls and hawks). I didn't have high expectations, but it was fun! The only downside is that the travel time is a bit long if you depart from Osaka! However, our guide, MICA, explained many things about Japan so well and took such beautiful photos that I even changed my KakaoTalk profile picture for the first time in a while! 😄

This was a wonderful trip! Our guide, Mr. Lui (柳), provided very clear details and even sent translated messages in Thai for me. Overall, I am extremely impressed. Mr. Lui is multilingual, able to communicate in Japanese, English, and Chinese, and he even helped take couple photos for us. Before the trip, he also sent weather alerts so we could prepare beforehand. ☺️☺️☺️

My daughters wanted to wear kimonos, so after searching, we came to Lei Shinsaibashi. I booked it right away because it had good reviews and was a great value on Klook. The kimonos were so beautiful that my children had a hard time choosing. The accessories, like hair ornaments and shoes, were all lovely, and the makeup area and fitting rooms were spacious and nice. The staff were also very kind and helpful. I'm satisfied and would definitely visit again. I highly recommend it! ^^

Our tour guide, Mr. Hu, was very thorough and detailed, explaining each itinerary clearly. His historical explanations during the tour were very interesting, and he also gave us appropriate time to rest. This tour was well worth it and a lot of fun.

This was a blast! highly recommend. the staff was great and thoroughly explained everything. Ended up being us three females with my friend and I and the female tour guide. We followed well with her lead and cues. She hooked us up with lots of photos at the red lights. The street karts were a lot of fun, and it was cool zooming through Osaka and checking out all the sites. Fun way to sightsee. People enjoyed watching us drive by as well.

The photos don't do justice to what it actually looks like, what an incredible experience! The train is very cute, the seafood market is a delicious and fresh gastronomic experience (without any bad smell). And the views are spectacular, you definitely have to go! Tiger was our guide and we really liked that he gave us the freedom to explore on our own. Very friendly!

The ladies are friendly and easy to talk to. very good service would recommend them if you want a kimono rental and dressing experience in Osaka and it is easy to get to.