PUB CRAWLS · WORLDWIDE
Where the night actually goes.
The 6 osaka pub crawls worth your night. A short list of the crawls that get the best write-ups the morning after, with prices, run times and who runs them.
A 3-stop Osaka Namba pub crawl with an English guide: izakaya food, sake and spirits, plus a whiskey-tasting bar across Namba, Shinsaibashi, and American Village.
Most Popular“Takeshi was the greatest guide. In the end, he take us to a Karaoke bar, that was crazy. During the night we tasted various kind of Japanese drinks like whiskey, Sakes, Beer. Everything was great. Thank you.”
A 4.5-hour Osaka nightlife crawl from Shinsaibashi with a local guide, welcome shots, discounted drinks, and a club finish.
“The tour was amazing! The 3 hosts went with us about 30-40 people, everyone speaks English and super friendly. We stayed at the first stop (meet up place) for a couple of hours with an option of all-you-can-drink for 1,100 yen. The second place was tiny and more chilled. The third bar was much more…”
A 3-hour Namba pub crawl with 2 to 4 bars, welcome shots, and guided nightlife hopping—plus photo moments on the Hotel Street.
“The tour guide was cool. She was very friendly and helpful. The tour itself was very expensive for what was provided. The drinks aren’t provided so you pretty much paid $70+ to just mingle with each other.”
Meet Osaka locals at a Umeda pub language exchange at HUB, practice Japanese with topic cards, get local food tips, and swap English briefly.
“Hao was very great! Our group was quite small and he was able to make things work. Interesting conversations. Was able to practice both Japanese and English. Overall, great experience.”
Osaka night walk through Umeda’s izakayas with a guide, underground passages, and four included drinks, ending near Grand Front Osaka.
“Tossy was awesome. He has been doing this for some time. Hit some really back alley places which was great. Too many tours just go to tourist traps and shops”
Meet Japanese locals at a British pub in Osaka for a guided language exchange with topic cards, seat changes, and easy conversation flow.
“I've never been to Japan before!”
