Yodoyabashi Station tours

Hide was a fantastic guide. We would never have learnt as much without him. I thoroughly recommend this tour. We did the tour with our 2 teenage children and we all really enjoyed it.

very great experience … the driver was so nice .. good service… good communication.. they are always available to answer and give the best service .. me and the group are so happy … the tour was so great

Raul was a great guide! He was happy to give advice on where else to visit in Osaka and Kyoto too which was helpful. It's such a busy area it's nice to have a guide take you around the best spots and some more hidden gems. Since it was 2 hrs we had time to stop and buy some street food which was delicious. group size: 6 breaks: yes

We had a fun tour with our guide Takeshi. He showed us areas which we normally wouldn't know about or find out. He gave us some useful tips and some historical facts. We had this tour the day after our arrival! Recommended if you are for the first time in Japan!

its a nice experience during the tour they will provide this tranlator audio so they explain to you the history and places during the tour

I had two teenage boys and they enjoyed it a lot. we really liked having a Japanese guide. it was like going out with Auntie. the tour was flexible so we took extra time in one area which limited time in others. there was an option to extend time which was nice if you want to stop along the way. My only reason for doing 4/5 for value is it is labeled as a food tour but no food was included in the cost. It’s really a guided market tour. Well worth the cost for a guide because the markets are like a maze and Google/Apple maps aren’t great navigating markets or recommending best places to try speciality foods. I’d recommend for families or anyone who can get overwhelmed by the hundreds of options. total necessity in the heat of summer to have a guide.

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.

If you're on the fence about doing a Go-kart tour, go ahead and do it! Since these karts are electric, they are much quieter and do not emit fumes that you will have to breathe in from the karts in front of you. The tour guide was super nice and took lots of photos, and was great about pointing out interesting sights along the way. This was also the only tour I could find where we were able to see the usual sites but also took us to Osaka Castle (we opted for the 2-hour tour). Since the kart is a 2-pedal system (right gas, left brake) it takes a little bit of getting used to, and also the turn signals don't automatically turn off so you have to rememer to manually turn them off after each turn. You do drive on real roads with regular traffic so if you are not comfortable driving in the city you may want to think about this. The costumes add to the fun and there were lots of people who waved at us and toook our pictures. You won't regret this!

We had a wonderful time; the guide was amazing, and the people we toured with were absolutely lovely. We really got to know the Japanese food culture right on our first stop on this trip. Thank you so much to the team