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Osu Street Food Tour in Nagoya
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Duration
2 hours
Number of Guests
2 - 10 guests
Accessibility
Stroller Accessible, Family-friendly, Pet-friendly
Language
Japanese, English, German
Other
Near station, Regional food
Explore the history and culture of the Osu Shopping Street while trying the best street food Nagoya has to offer!
Highlights
Discover temples and shrines in Nagoya, learn about the differences between the two, and make a wish
Try two types of Goheimochi (grilled rice cakes) and Karaage (Japanese fried chicken), and find out why Japan is obsessed with bubble tea
Learn about the forgotten past of the entertainment hub of Osu District, and its vibrant present and future
Try Nagoya specialties like Uiro and Miso Kushi Katsu
Experience Details
We will meet at Osu Kannon Temple, a famous place of worship in Nagoya. Don’t know the difference between a temple and a shrine? We’ll tell you all about it, so you’ll leave the temple even more enlightened! After we make a wish, we’ll start the foodie portion of this Nagoya food tour!
Our next stop is the Osu Shopping Street, which has a history of over 400 years and over 1000 shops and restaurants. We’ll taste the most delicious traditional street foods and satisfy both your sweet tooth and savory cravings. Each of the foods along the way has interesting backstories, and you’ll find out all about their origin story and significance. For example, we’ll try dishes like Goheimochi (delicious grilled rice cake), Karaage (the classic Japanese fried chicken), and Miso Kushi Katsu (deep-fried skewers of meat). We’ll also get in on the bubble tea craze, which has hit Japan over the past years! Of course, you’ll also get to try local Nagoya specialties like Uiro (a traditional Japanese steamed dessert).
Through food and local customs, we’ll experience the traditions and long history of Osu, tasting our way through the past and into the future. We’ll make a wish at a shrine and test our luck with an omikuji (fortune-telling paper). So, by the end of this tour, your soul and your belly will both feel satisfied.
Inclusions
Insights from an English-speaking local guide
5 street foods from local food stalls
Draw your Omikuji fortune and find out if you’re lucky!
Exclusions
Transport to and from the meeting place
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
Close to Osu Kannon Station Exit 2
Remarks
Please wear comfortable shoes
If you have food allergies please let me know
Not advisable for vegetarians or vegans
Experience Location
Nagoya’s Nakamura ward is home to Nagoya Station and the futuristic Sakae area, which is jam-packed with restaurants, bars, department stores, and hotels. Its landmark is the famous Nagoya Tower, which heads the long promenade of greenery that cuts the city with color. The iconic architecture of Oasis 21 and its glass ceilings neighbor the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art, while the western lawns of Shirakawa Park host Nagoya City’s local art and science museums. The Osu Shopping District overflows with specialty stores and izakayas, and Nadya Park offers the latest in all things design.
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Earliest available date: December 4, 2023
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Please note that the time is in Japan Standard Time.