Takarabokujo no Yakiniku Hotei · Shiboritate Kobo "Ajiwaikan"
A farm-run grilled-meat restaurant and dairy shop in Takashima.
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A farm-run grilled-meat restaurant and dairy shop in Takashima.
A factory tour in Minami ward, Kyoto, showing how nama yatsuhashi sweets are made.
A disaster-preparedness centre in Minami ward, Kyoto, where you can feel shaking up to intensity 7.
A display at Toei Kyoto Studio Park, with a 15-metre humanoid model you can climb into.
A twenty-minute boat along the Dotonbori canal, with a guide talking about the signs and the origins of the district.
A hands-on venue in Namba, where you walk through a space with images projected all around you.
A bicycle hire with branches in Osaka and Kyoto, dealing in machines for long distances.
A 100-minute boat guided by a rakugo storyteller, touring the sights of Osaka Castle and Nakanoshima.
A 55-minute boat on the rivers of Osaka, seeing Osaka Castle and the architecture of Nakanoshima from the water.
A skating rink at Rinku Town in Izumisano, an international-standard year-round rink.
A 40-minute boat along the Dotonbori canal, with live music played on board.
A sumo session where you put on a mawashi, take instruction and make chanko stew.
A dam in Kawachinagano. Mandarin ducks come here, and cliff-carved Buddhas stand nearby.
The oldest rugby-only stadium in Japan, in Higashiosaka, known as the venue of the high-school championship.
Stand-up paddling on the river at Nakanoshima, looking up at the city from the water.
A hands-on centre in Ikeda telling the story of instant noodles, where you can make your own cup.
A roadside station in Kawachinagano with a farm stand and bicycle hire.
A twenty-minute Japanese boat around the inner moat of Osaka Castle, close to the tallest castle stone walls in Japan.
A go-kart track at Maishima in Konohana ward, Osaka, where no licence is needed.