Things to do in Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

super worth it to be honest. we booked kansai mini pass, harukas 300 and kobe herb garden. this is my 4th time in osaka and what i booked works for me even if i have visited them for the 4th time.

we had a very nice time with Yukari on our tour. she was very patient and understanding. she asked us what we wanted our tour to be like and was very flexible and took us to the places we wanted to go and we learned about history of Osaka. without her we would’ve been lost so she was more than nice company. thank you Yukari!

The planned four hours turned into almost five thanks to the positive and relaxed tour guide, thank you for taking the time. Bikes are not electric. The lunch was fantastic with Japanese lunch "pancake" that reminded me of pizza (just better). The last stop was at a unique tea house and rounded up a great tour.

incredible process and Kazuki was incredibly helpful during the entire process and helped out any time we needed! it was a lot of fun for me and my girlfriend to do and this will for sure sit as a highlight for our trip!

Price: Very good. Experience: The best, it gets you up and down very quickly. There were too many people there; with the Express Pass I was able to make it for the sunset, otherwise I wouldn't have stood a chance 😅

The location was easy to find and even though the space is a little small, my mom and I felt comfortable 😊 We enjoyed being creative and being able to create a truly unique souvenir! The staff was patient and would help if we got stuck....

was a great family experience and fun for the whole family from start to finish and to see the end result makes it all worth it and the kids lived doing it

I really enjoyed this tour and workshop, especially because Yoshie was such a lovely guide! She was sweet, cheerful and approachable, making everything feel relaxed and fun. On the walk to the museum, she pointed out the mascot manhole covers, and throughout the museum she gave interesting explanations and kept great conversation. She was also fantastic during the Cup Noodle workshop, encouraging us to take our time and taking loads of photos for us. The tour lasted ≈1hr 40 and was definitely informative and enjoyable. My only criticism would be the price. I paid €137.25 for a small-group tour for two people, which felt a little expensive for what was included. The restaurant part was more like being dropped off near the station. I think having a little more guided time at the end would validate the price (2.5hr instead of 2hr) That said, I loved having someone else take care of the navigating ahah! Yoshie even helped us check restaurant availability and order before leaving.

The ferris wheel is a really fun way to take in city views! Located inside the Hep Five building on the 7th floor. We visited as a couple, usually its x4 people to a capsule but as it wasn't super busy they let us in as a pair in our own capsule which was nice!