More than one possible day
Keep a clear-weather plan, a rainy-day alternative or different neighbourhoods in separate sheets. Adding or removing a place changes only the selected sheet.
Osaka itinerary planner: build your own route
Turn the places you want to visit into a practical day out. Save stops, compare a few possible plans and open directions when you are ready to go.
Start planning →One evening around Tenma
An example of a compact plan: browse the shopping street, take a park break, then explore the dining lanes. Adjust the order to the time you arrive and the shops you want to visit.
Illustrative plan. Opening hours, queues and walking conditions vary. Check each place before setting out.
Osaka eveningKyoto alternative
- 1Tenjinbashisuji Shopping StreetBrowse the shopping street
- 2Ogimachi ParkA break beside the shopping street
- 3TenmaLantern-lit lanes and dinner
From a place you like to a plan you can use
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Add places or a suggested route
Use “Add to My Route” on a place, or add the stops from a suggested route. They go straight into the sheet currently selected in My Route; you do not need to choose a sheet every time.
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Put your stops in order
Use the up and down arrows to arrange the visit order. Choose walking or public transport for the connection to the next stop. Your chosen order is kept; the planner does not automatically optimize it.
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Keep alternatives in separate sheets
Create a sheet for each day or possible plan. Give it a name and an optional visit date. Switch sheets to compare ideas, or move a stop to another sheet. Notes and visited markers stay with that stop.
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Take the plan with you
Open the directions links in order in Google Maps. Walking sections can be split, and public transport opens one connection at a time. Check current timetables and the last train before travelling.
Room to compare, without losing your ideas
Your hotel and restaurant, too
Paste a Google Maps place link to add your accommodation or a restaurant alongside DO OSAKA places. You can also add a custom stop.
A map and useful directions
Show your route map to understand where the stops are, then use Google Maps for detailed directions. Walking and public transport choices are easy to distinguish.
A backup for another device
Export all route sheets as a file and import it on another device. Plans are saved in the browser you use; they do not automatically sync between phones and computers.