Tela urbana: passeio de bicicleta pela arte de rua de Osaka





Descrição
Experimente o ponto fraco menos visitado da moderna Osaka com um cruzeiro pelos bairros modernos e corajosos de Tenma, Juso e Nakazaki-cho. Explore o crescente cenário de arte de rua de Osaka, onde talentosos artistas locais e internacionais se expressam na tela urbana da cidade. Além da arte, você também pode esperar extensas paisagens urbanas com um labirinto de linhas de trem, rios, pontes, grafites, arte de rua e lindos horizontes modernos. Entre as paradas frequentes que fazemos, você também experimentará cafés especiais, bares japoneses da velha escola e uma fatia de pizza produzida localmente!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Pedale por um labirinto urbano de linhas de trem, rios, pontes, grafites, arte de rua e lindos horizontes modernos. Desfrute de comentários de um residente local e aprenda sobre a vida subterrânea em Osaka.
Pedale pelas ruelas de Tenma, pegue recomendações de comidas e bebidas e pare para tomar um café artesanal em uma barraca local descolada.
Das vibrações corajosas de Juso e Tenma, seguimos para o enclave moderno de Nakazaki cho, onde encontraremos boutiques e galerias, bem como uma instituição local que serve fatias de pizza em um prédio de 100 anos.
Um dos centros de arte de rua em Osaka, Juso é um enxame de urbanidade às margens do rio da cidade principal. Quase nunca visitado por turistas, o nosso passeio dirige-se ao meio deste bairro para descobrir os seus tesouros, fazer um lanche e um bar à moda antiga e absorver uma atmosfera verdadeiramente única.
Aprecie os exemplos de arquitetura urbana de Osaka enquanto atravessamos o poderoso rio Yodo e entramos em Juso, um dos centros da cena artística de rua de Osakan.
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Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
Avaliações(52)
This was a very enjoyable, unique, and worthwhile tour. The guide, Eric, was very knowledgable as well as very passionate. In addition to viewing much dazzling street art, I was able to see parts of Osaka that I otherwise would not have seen. Overall, this was a pleasant, engaging tour that I’d highly recommend.
Extraordinary journey to discover some decidedly little-known neighborhoods of Osaka and especially street art. Thanks to Joel artist photographer wonderful guide !
that eric is RAD! not only is his work one of the murals we saw, we stopped at some cool places that he clearly has a good relationship with. he was so friendly, engaging and have us such great background on each if the artists
Our guide, Erik, was awesome! Very knowledgeable on fabulous murals, landmarks and delicious “hole in the wall” food places! He’s an artist himself so that made it even more interesting. He made sure this 71 yo felt comfortable the whole time. Would definitely recommend this cycle tour company!
The tour is really insightful and interesting, I love learning about the smaller details in these huge cities. Thank you to Joel for making it super wellworth! Definitely booking with the company again :)
Do this tour instead of the Mario Karts (go karts). You get to ride around the lesser known parts of Osaka with a local street artist. The experience is exceptionally well put together - the art, the ride through Osaka alleys, and the stop-offs for snacks. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to explore Osaka.
Initially, while I was on my trip in Japan, I was looking to book a bike tour in Tokyo but due to my schedule being packed, I wasn't able to. I knew that I would be spending some time in Osaka and Kyoto so I came across this bike tour in Osaka and I was immediately drawn to the itinerary because it just seemed different from all of the other bike tours I had came across. As someone who loves and appreciates art (who is also an art major and designer), this tour was exactly what I was looking for. Luckily for me, I was the only traveler (solo) who had booked the tour for that day and Eric (the tour guide) took me on a cool journey through the streets and small alleys of Osaka checking out some awesome wall art from different artists. Seeing one of Eric's pieces on the tour was also a nice surprise. Every artist (including Eric) had a story behind their artwork and Eric is a great storyteller. This tour was very unique and memorable. It was like riding through a "street gallery" lol. You never knew what you were gonna see because some of these art murals are tucked away behind buildings. Some are front-facing and some are on the side. If you're someone who appreciates art or you're just looking for something different and unique, this just might be the tour for you. It's laid back and I felt totally safe riding with Eric. He made a cool riding partner and it was nice to learn about his background as well as the Japanese culture. Because I was lucky enough to have the tour all to myself, Eric was able to show me some other cool art gems that I probably wouldn't have seen if I was booked with a bigger group. And the pizza stop at the end was a nice wrap up to the tour (pizza is soooo good lol). I'd go again just for the pie slice lol. I'd definitely recommend this tour to art lovers or to anyone who just wants to experience a different and unique type of tour that's outside of just seeing shrines and monuments.
A brilliant tour of the lesser known parts of Osaka, excellently hosted by the knowledgable and entertaining Reuben. The street art was all so different and beautiful, with incredible coffee and pizza thrown into the mix. Definitely recommend.
Excellent bike tour and Eric our guide was the right person for the job. He knows the art, the artists and the history of the project and artworks. Great coffee, an old school Izakaya and a slice of NY style pizza. Cool fun getting around on the bike too.
My wife and I joined Reuben on the street art tour yesterday. We can not recommend this tour more highly. Reuben was an incredible tour guide. He's just one of those people where he's just immediately easy to talk to, and he's funny to boot. Reuben is also involved in the local art scene and knows some of the artists whose work we viewed. His passion for the subject matter was evident and highly appreciated. If you're considering Cycle Osaka for the tourism trips, I totally get it. But I would encourage you to consider giving the street art tour a try. You'll see a side of Osaka that's just outside the standard tourism path and really get a feel for the beating of the city. Also, the coffee, bar, and pizza places we visited were all fantastic and the people there were all so incredibly friendly. Thank you Reuben for sharing your love for this city. We went during the summer and while it was hot it was also manageable. (resubmitted because typos)



