釣鐘まんじゅう
かつて四天王寺にあった世界最大の釣鐘をモチーフにした饅頭。今は無き釣鐘の記憶を今に伝える。

An art museum that has stood in Tennoji Park for 90 years
This historic art museum has a wide range of collections, mainly focusing on Oriental art. You can also see Keitakuen Garden from the terrace inside the museum.

Reopening on March 1, 2025, Keitakuen Garden (a designated cultural property of Osaka City) is a purely Japanese-style strolling garden with a forest and springs located within Tennoji Park. The garden features a large pond with a white stone beach in the foreground, an island with a black pine tree in the middle, and scattered rock islands, reminiscent of the ocean. Enjoy the elaborate garden from various angles as you stroll around the garden, taking in the scenery, the artificial hill to the northeast, the large waterfall at its foot, and the gazebo.

Observe creatures living in their natural habitat in the city
This urban zoo offers fun ecological exhibits, including an African savanna zone where hippos and giraffes live.

A large panoramic view overlooking the Keihanshin area
A three-story observation deck located on the 58th to 60th floors of Abeno Harukas. It also has a cafe and restaurant.

An urban oasis with a wide lawn
The park is centered around a vast lawn area of approximately 7,000 square meters, and is also equipped with dining and activity facilities.

A large-scale complex in front of Osaka Station, centered around a lush park, housing commercial facilities, a hotel, offices, and more.

Located directly connected to Osaka Station, this gourmet and shopping spot brings together quality products from all over Japan.

[Photo] Photography by Akira Ito/iPhoto

Umeda's trendsetting center

A wide variety of gourmet food and events are available in the basement of the department store, which is popular with locals.

The underground food floor will evolve from spring 2026!
Introducing the freshly made zone and the cafe and bakery zone!

A panoramic view of Osaka cityscape
The view from the 360-degree open-air rooftop observation deck is breathtaking! There is also a cafe with a spectacular view on the 40th floor. The see-through escalator leading to the observation deck is a popular photo spot.