It’s the final day of the trip.

Most travellers underestimate how much time they need for shopping, packing and airport transfer. This itinerary helps you enjoy your last day without rushing.

Day 5 Summary

Main Attractions:

• Kuromon Market
• Shinsaibashi
• Dotonbori (Last Visit)
• Don Quijote
• Kansai Airport

Estimated Spending:

• Food: RM50–150
• Transport: RM40–80
• Souvenirs: RM100–500+
• Snacks: RM20–50

Total Budget:

RM150–800+

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Scenario A: Evening Flight (Recommended)

Flight Departure:

After 6:00 PM

This itinerary assumes you have most of the day available.

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8:00 AM – Hotel Check-Out Preparation

Before leaving:

✅ Pack luggage

✅ Check passport

✅ Verify flight details

✅ Leave luggage at hotel

Most hotels provide free luggage storage.

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9:00 AM – Breakfast

Recommended:

Komeda Coffee

Budget:

¥800–1,200 (≈ RM24–36)

Local Cafe

Budget:

¥600–1,000 (≈ RM18–30)

Expected Spend:

¥800–1,200 (≈ RM24–36)

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10:00 AM – Kuromon Market

Opening Hours:

Generally 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Admission:

Free

Time Required:

1.5–2 Hours

Highlights:

• Fresh seafood
• Wagyu beef skewers
• Sea urchin
• Japanese fruits
• Takoyaki

Recommended Food Budget:

¥2,000–4,000 (≈ RM60–120)

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What to Try

Wagyu Skewer

¥1,000–2,000

(≈ RM30–60)

Fresh Scallops

¥500–1,200

(≈ RM15–36)

Tamagoyaki

¥300–600

(≈ RM9–18)

Fresh Strawberries

¥500–1,500

(≈ RM15–45)

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12:00 PM – Shinsaibashi Shopping Street

Opening Hours:

Most Stores:

10:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Time Required:

2–3 Hours

Popular Stores:

• Uniqlo
• GU
• ABC Mart
• Muji
• Matsumoto Kiyoshi
• Loft

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Best Things Malaysians Usually Buy

Drugstore Items

Budget:

¥1,000–10,000

(≈ RM30–300)

Examples:

• Eye drops
• Sunscreen
• Vitamins
• Beauty products

Snacks

Budget:

¥1,000–5,000

(≈ RM30–150)

Examples:

• KitKat Japan flavours
• Matcha products
• Tokyo Banana
• Royce Chocolate

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2:30 PM – Lunch

Recommended:

Gyukatsu

Budget:

¥1,500–2,500

(≈ RM45–75)

Tonkatsu

Budget:

¥1,200–2,000

(≈ RM36–60)

Ramen

Budget:

¥1,000–1,800

(≈ RM30–54)

Expected Spend:

¥1,500–2,500

(≈ RM45–75)

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4:00 PM – Don Quijote Final Shopping

Opening Hours:

Usually 24 Hours

Time Required:

1–2 Hours

Popular Purchases:

• Japanese Snacks
• Electronics Accessories
• Cosmetics
• Souvenirs
• Household Items

Shopping Budget:

¥3,000–20,000

(≈ RM90–600)

Warning:

Many visitors spend far more than planned here.

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5:30 PM – Return to Hotel

Collect luggage.

Double-check:

✅ Passport

✅ Wallet

✅ Phone

✅ Charger

✅ Flight Booking

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6:00 PM – Travel to Kansai Airport

Option 1: Nankai Airport Express

Fare:

¥970

(≈ RM29)

Travel Time:

45 Minutes

Option 2: Nankai Rapi:t

Fare:

¥1,450

(≈ RM44)

Travel Time:

35 Minutes

Recommended:

Arrive at airport at least 2.5 hours before departure.

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7:00 PM – Airport Last-Minute Shopping

Popular Purchases:

• Royce Chocolate
• Matcha Snacks
• Japanese Sweets
• Airport Exclusive Items

Budget:

¥1,000–5,000

(≈ RM30–150)

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Day 5 Budget Summary

Item	Cost (JPY)	Cost (RM)
Breakfast	¥1,000	RM30
Kuromon Market Food	¥3,000	RM90
Lunch	¥2,000	RM60
Airport Train	¥1,000	RM30
Airport Snacks	¥2,000	RM60
Shopping	¥0–15,000	RM0–450

Estimated Total

Without Shopping:

¥9,000

(≈ RM270)

With Shopping:

¥24,000

(≈ RM720)

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5D4N Osaka Trip Final Cost Breakdown

Category	Budget (RM)
Return Flight	RM1,200
Hotel (4 Nights)	RM900
Food & Drinks	RM700
Transport	RM180
Attractions	RM350
Shopping	RM0–1,500+

Total Without Shopping

Approximately:

RM3,300–3,800

Total With Moderate Shopping

Approximately:

RM4,000–5,500

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Is 5D4N Osaka Enough?

For first-time visitors:

✅ Osaka Castle

✅ Dotonbori

✅ Universal Studios Japan

✅ Kyoto Day Trip

✅ Shopping

can all be comfortably completed in 5 days.

If this is your first Japan trip from Malaysia, 5D4N Osaka remains one of the easiest and most enjoyable itineraries to follow.