Osaka Cultural experiences

We absolutely loved it! We went as a family, and it was so engaging and fun! The kids were thrilled, and my husband and I were too! I'd like to give a special shout-out to the wonderful female hosts; they were fantastic, pleasant, and had a great sense of humor! Thank you and good luck!

My family and I had a great experience making chopsticks! Harry was our host. He did a great job explaining the process. We were able to make our chopsticks then engrave them. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a personalized souvenir. Located on floor 3 same as matcha and sushi making classes.

it was a very enjoyable experience. I liked the part at the beginning of the course to learn a bit more about the history of sushi. Then the practice was very visual which helps a lot ! and finally the eating part with the fish that was very fresh !

I have always wanted to watch a sumo wrestling match, but this was a good start for us. We learned a lot about sumo history, got to meet retired sumo wrestlers, got to see them fight on the ring, and got to challenge them as well… it was really an awesome experience! our host was American, and knew very well about sumo history and the current time of sumo. we loved everything about it!!! we encourage everyone to do this since it’s a really great experience!

10/10 experience! We booked this for a fun thing to do for my husbands 50th birthday. The team was so fun and helped us through every single step of the way. Our chopsticks turned out beautiful and we now have a valuable and usable souvenir! LOVED THIS! GREAT JOB TEAM!!!

what an awesome and exciting experience to do the Osaka Kimono. All employees are nice and they helped me and my husband to choose kimono. The photographer is so sweet and had a lot of patience with us. When we got done, the employees from the rental place had gifts for us. I highly recommend to have it done on your visit to Japan…especially if it is your first time.

The Kimono is really beautiful, the hair is simple but nice. I would recommend to wear your own shoes and carry the Japanese shoes to change back and forth to take photos. Alot of walking to the Osaka Castle and steps up to the Osaka Castle Observatory. The Castle is ok, not very well maintenance and it's so crowded. If you don't like crowds, don't go to the Osaka Castle.

A very lovely little tea ceremony; the lady was very kind and friendly. She explained and demonstrated everything wonderfully, and then helped us do it ourselves.