A registered tangible cultural property towering over a street corner
It features intricate designs such as a bay window with a pendulum motif and eagle sculptures installed in various places.

A masterpiece of modern Japanese art and architecture
It was built as a symbol of Osaka's prosperity from the Taisho era to the early Showa era, when it became the world's number one exporter of cotton products.

The famous Fukuzawa Yukichi was also a student at the school.
This private school was headed by Ogata Koan, a Dutch scholar and doctor, and the building is a designated national important cultural property.

A road lined with 55 gas lamps
A street that runs north-south between Midosuji and Sakaisuji. A walking path with retro streetscapes and gas lamps.

This Western-style building was modeled after the National Bank of Belgium and other buildings. Even now, more than 100 years later, it still exudes dignity along Midosuji. By making a reservation, you can tour the interior of the old building and the sales office in the new building.

Admire the beauty of Eastern art
This art museum has a collection of approximately 2,000 precious works, including nine national treasures such as the Yohen Tenmoku tea bowl and the painting of Xuanzang, and 53 important cultural properties.

The Fujita Museum regularly hosts three different exhibitions, one of which is "Wataru - Coveted Imported Goods," which runs from April to June and will feature the National Treasure "Yohen Tenmoku Tea Bowl."
The national treasure "Yohen Tenmoku Tea Bowl" on display is one of only three bowls in existence in the world, made during the Southern Song Dynasty in China.

Photo: Yohen Tenmoku tea bowl (National Treasure)

A wide range of paintings from Western to Japanese
This museum houses exquisite artworks collected over half a century by the founder of Hotel Monterey.

It was originally located near the current Osaka Castle, but was moved to its current location when Toyotomi Hideyoshi built Osaka Castle. The main hall, which was rebuilt after the war, still retains the appearance of the "Ikukunitama-zukuri" style, which is rare nationwide.

Experience the charm of traditional performing arts
Enjoy the rare experience of standing on a Noh stage that was built in 1935 and is registered as a national tangible cultural property.

Otsuki Noh Theatre was built in 1935 as the first Noh theatre with seating in Japan. Its Noh stage was registered as a "Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure)" in 2014. In addition to Noh performances, Otsuki Noh Theatre offers a variety of programs that allow you to experience Noh. You can enjoy a Noh performance on the stage, including a tour of the theatre including a Noh performer's explanation of Noh.

Otsuki Noh Theatre was built in 1935 as the first Noh theatre with seating in Japan. Its Noh stage was registered as a "Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure)" in 2014. In addition to Noh performances, Otsuki Noh Theatre offers a variety of programs for you to experience Noh. You can experience a Noh performance explanation by a Noh actor and a tour of the theatre, including backstage.