This video offers a detailed walking tour along the Tombori (Dotonbori) River Walk, the popular pedestrian promenade stretching alongside the Dotonbori River in the bustling Minami (Namba) district of Osaka. Filmed on May 23, 2025, the journey takes viewers down both the right and left banks, highlighting numerous iconic bridges and vibrant city sights in 4K Ultra HD quality.

The walk begins at Minatomachi River Place and progresses over several famous bridges, including Fukari Bridge (深里橋), Daikoku Bridge (大黒橋), Shin-Ebisu Bridge (新戎橋), Dotonbori Bridge (道頓堀橋), Ebisu Bridge (戎橋), and Tazaemon-bashi Bridge (太左衛門橋). Along the way, viewers will encounter famous Osaka landmarks such as the neon-lit Dotonbori Glico Sign, Billiken Statue, Kuidaore Taro Statue (くいだおれ太郎), and the Dotonbori Ferris Wheel—Ebisu Tower. The stroll passes through neighborhoods like Soemoncho and Sennichimae, capturing the lively city atmosphere and unique character of this entertainment district.

The Tombori River Walk serves as a scenic urban escape, running approximately 2.5 kilometers parallel to Dotonbori’s bustling commercial zone. This route provides an alternative perspective of Osaka, offering both locals and tourists the opportunity to view street performances, sample regional delights, and marvel at architectural contrasts from tranquil riverbanks. Notable attractions include the Daruma Minister statue (a symbol connected to Osaka’s kushikatsu culture), Shusse Jizo, and other monuments that embody the eclectic culture and local spirit of the area.

Famous for its vibrant nightlife, street food, and entertainment options, Dotonbori draws visitors from across Japan and around the world. Sights like the Ebisu Bridge (a popular photo spot overlooking the Glico sign), and Sennichimae (famed for its theaters and restaurants) are central to Osaka’s appeal. Whether you are interested in urban landscapes, popular landmarks, or the simple pleasure of a riverside stroll, this video showcases why the Dotonbori River Walk remains an essential experience when visiting Osaka.