Osu Shopping District (it takes about 20 minutes by walk + subway) is a vibrant area known for its unique mix of traditional culture, pop culture, and incredible street food.
The streets are packed with delicious eats, offering everything from kushikatsu (deep-fried meat skewers) to local specialties such as Nagoya-style tebasaki (chicken wings) and gohei mochi (grilled rice cakes with a sweet and savory sauce), and more.
If you are interested in Japanese subcultures like anime, manga, or gaming, Osu is a must-see destination. You’ll also find an eclectic mix of traditional and modern shops, including antique stores, second-hand kimono shops, Buddhist goods, as well as vintage clothing and electronics stores.
▶Time: 11:00 – 13:00 or 15:00 – 17:00
Advance reservation is required (at least 48 hours before the tour)
▶Meeting point: 7-Eleven convenience store next to Exit No. 2 of Osu Kannon subway station
▶Price:
14,000 yen + taxes /person
Child (4-12 years old): 7,000yen + taxes /person
Infant (0-3 years old): free
Price includes a local tour guide, 5 street foods (sweet and savory) and 1 omikuji (paper fortune)
▶Languages: English, Spanish
Nagoya is not boring (Nanobo, Inc.)
www.nagoyaisnotboring.com
TEL: (+81)-070-9211-9046
Contact: Elisabeth (“Elly”)
Nagoya is famous across Japan as a paradise for “B-grade gourmet”—delicious, affordable local food loved by locals.
As you stroll through Osu’s lively, maze-like streets, enjoy popular Nagoya street foods such as miso katsu, tebasaki (chicken wings), and gohei mochi.
Osu Kannon, the symbol of the Osu area, is one of Japan’s three major Kannon temples and one of the most beloved temples in Nagoya.
Take a moment to visit the temple, say a prayer, and make a wish. On the 18th and 28th of each month, a lively flea market is held on the temple grounds.
Please take a look at the photo carousel below to see what awaits you on the tour.
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