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Sightseeing

Sightseeing

Umeda area

  • Stroller rentals, luggage storage, and wheelchair rentals now available at Shin-Osaka Luggage Station!

    Shin-Osaka Luggage Station, operated by the MK Group, offers luggage storage, stroller rentals, and wheelchair rentals.
    Wheelchairs can be used not only within Shin-Osaka Station but can also be taken outside, so please feel free to use them when traveling or commuting to or from Shin-Osaka Station.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Shin-Osaka Station
    Address
    Postal code: 532-0011
    5-16-1 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture JR Shin-Osaka Station 2nd floor Google Maps
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  • The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka

    Nakanoshima Park is a space of greenery and water that spreads out in the heart of Osaka.
    The Osaka City The Museum of Oriental Ceramics is built to blend in with the greenery.
    This museum was established by the city of Osaka to commemorate the donation of the world-famous Ataka Collection from the Sumitomo Group, and opened in November 1982.
    The museum's collection of Oriental ceramics is among the best in the world in terms of both quality and quantity, with a focus on Chinese and Korean ceramics from the Ataka Collection, Korean ceramics from the Lee Byung-Chang Collection, donations of works by Hamada Shoji, and a collection of Japanese ceramics.
    This includes two national treasures and 13 important cultural properties.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    ・Near Exit 1 of Naniwabashi Station on the Keihan Nakanoshima Line
    ・ Osaka Metro Midosuji Line/Keihan Main Line "Yodoyabashi" Station Exit 1,
    Approximately 400m from Exit 26 of Kitahama Station on Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line and Keihan Main Line, east side of Osaka City Central Public Hall
    Address
    〒530-0005
    1-1-26 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • Umeda Sky Building (Floating Garden Observatory)

    Umeda Sky Building Floating Garden Observatory, a landmark of Osaka Umeda, is an observation facility consisting of three floors: the 39th, 40th, and rooftop, and the see-through escalator that goes from the 35th to the 39th floor is a popular photo spot. The indoor observation floor on the 40th floor features a 35m-long glass counter where you can enjoy cafe time as if you are floating in the sky, and the panoramic view from the 360-degree open-air rooftop observation floor is a spectacular sight that you should see at least once in any season and at any time of day.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    ・7 minutes walk from JR Osaka Station
    ・9 minutes walk from Hankyu Osaka Umeda Station
    ・9 minutes walk from Osaka Metro Umeda Station
    Address
    〒531-6039
    Umeda Sky Building, 1-1-88 Oyodonaka, Kita-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • Osaka Castle Museum

    Osaka Castle, which dates back to the Sengoku period as Osaka Honganji Temple (Ishiyama Honganji Temple), has always had a deep connection with Japanese history, having been involved in the Ishiyama Battle against Oda Nobunaga, its construction by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, its fall during the Siege of Osaka, its reconstruction by the Tokugawa Shogunate, its destruction during the turmoil of the Meiji Restoration, its subsequent control by the army, and its postwar development into a park. All of the ancient structures that can be seen today, such as the stone walls and moats, Otemon Gate, Tamon Turret, and Senkan Turret, date from the Tokugawa period onwards, and the entire area has been designated a special national historic site, with most of the ancient structures designated as important cultural properties.

    The castle tower is the third in its kind, dating back to the Toyotomi and Tokugawa periods, and was restored in 1931 with donations from local residents. With over 90 years of history, it has been designated a national registered cultural property. Since its restoration, it has served as a history museum called "Osaka Castle Museum," housing a wealth of cultural assets relating to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the Sengoku period, and the history of Osaka Castle, which are displayed in rotating exhibition rooms inside.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    ◆Train
    [Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line]
    ・Tanimachi 4-chome Station Exit 1-B
    ・Tenmabashi Station Exit 3

    [Osaka Metro Chuo Line]
    ・Tanimachi 4-chome Station Exit 9
    ・Morinomiya Station Exit 1, Exit 3-B

    [Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line]
    ・Morinomiya Station Exit 3-B
    ・Osaka Business Park Station, Exit 1

    [JR Osaka Loop Line]
    ・Morinomiya Station
    ・Osaka Castle Park Station

    [JR Tozai Line]
    ・Osakajo Kitazume Station

    [Keihan Railway]
    ・Tenmabashi Station

    ◆ Bus
    [Osaka City Bus]
    ・Osaka Castle Otemae, Babacho Route 62
    Osaka Station - Yodoyabashi - Temmabashi - Osaka Castle Otemae - Babacho - Abenobashi - Sumiyoshi Garage

    [Water bus]
    ・Osaka Castle Port
    ・Hachikenyahama Pier
    Address
    〒540-0002
    Osaka Castle 1-1, Chuo-ku, Osaka City Google Maps
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  • NU Chayamachi / NU Chayamachi +

    NU Chayamachi is a commercial facility located in the Chayamachi West district.
    This shopping center is based on the concept of a playful, "new sense for adults" and is made up of approximately 70 stores from the basement floor to the 9th floor.
    With the theme of "Something new and different for you," the mall is filled with Tower Records, famous select shops, restaurants, and more.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    If you are using the Hankyu Railway, it is a 1-minute walk from the Chayamachi exit of Osaka Umeda Station.
    If you are using the JR line, it is a 7-minute walk from the Midosuji North Exit of Osaka Station.
    If you are using the subway, it is a 4-minute walk from Exit 1 of Umeda Station on the Midosuji Line.
    6 minutes walk from Exit 1 of Higashi-Umeda Station on the Tanimachi Line
    10 minutes walk from Exit 3 of Nishi-Umeda Station on the Yotsubashi Line
    If you are using the Hanshin Railway, it is a 9-minute walk from the East Exit of Hanshin Osaka Umeda Station
    Address
    〒530-0013
    10-12 Chayamachi, Kita-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • Fujita Museum of Art

    The Fujita Museum's collection was built by Fujita Densaburo, a businessman active during the Meiji period, and his sons Heitaro and Tokujiro.
    Densaburo felt a sense of crisis that many of the cultural assets that had been passed down through the lords' families and temples and shrines were being exported overseas or treated carelessly within Japan following the Meiji Restoration.
    Densaburo was not only a businessman, but also an art lover to the extent that, despite being warned by his parents from a young age against collecting things, he was unable to change his nature.
    He decided to take this opportunity to collect a large number of works of art and at the same time prevent the nation's treasures from being scattered, and so he began collecting.
    His heirs inherited his passion for art, saying, "These national treasures should not be kept secret as the private property of one individual.
    "I want these works to be widely available to the public, so that they can be enjoyed by friends with similar interests, and that they can be used as reference materials for researchers in the field," and so he opened the Fujita Museum of Art in 1954.

    From its opening until its temporary closure on June 11, 2017, the Fujita Museum building was a renovated storehouse in the Fujita family residence, built between the Meiji and Taisho periods, that was reused as an exhibition room.
    During the 1945 Osaka air raids, which destroyed most of the mansion, the storehouse fortunately escaped the fire, protecting the art treasures housed within.

    The new Fujita Museum of Art, as a "storehouse museum" that has been loved for over 60 years, also hopes to pass on the artworks it has inherited to the next generation.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    1 minute walk from Exit 3 of Osakajo Kitazume Station on the JR Tozai Line
    10 minutes walk from the Katamachi exit of Keihan Kyobashi Station
    7 minutes walk from Exit 2 of Kyobashi Station on the Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line
    Address
    〒534-0026
    10-32 Amijimacho, Miyakojima-ku, Osaka City Google Maps
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  • Osaka Museum of History

    The permanent exhibition introduces the "Progress of the City of Osaka."
    The exhibits are viewed from the 10th floor down to the 7th floor, and visitors can learn about the history of Osaka from ancient times, the Middle Ages, early modern times, and modern times through models, full-scale reconstructions, and a wealth of actual materials.
    The ruins of the ancient Naniwa Palace are also preserved underground, and you can take a tour of them.
    The view of Osaka Castle and Naniwa Palace from the 10th floor is also popular.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    ・Get off at Tanimachi 4-Chome Station on Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line, and it is about 300m east from Exit 2.
    ・Get off at Tanimachi 4-Chome Station on Osaka Metro Chuo Line, and it is right outside Exit 9.
    For those arriving by bus: The hotel is located right in front of the Osaka City Bus "Babacho" bus stop.
    Address
    〒540-0008
    4-1-32 Otemae, Chuo-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • The National Museum of Art, Osaka

    As a completely underground art museum, which is rare even on a global scale, the museum's exterior design evokes the vitality of bamboo and the development and growth of contemporary art, and it has been designed to provide a more comfortable space for viewing art, including by creating a public zone that fosters interaction between people and art.The design was created by Cesar Pelli and Associates Japan.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Approximately 5 minutes walk southwest from Exit 2 of Watanabebashi Station on the Keihan Nakanoshima Line
    Approximately 10 minutes walk west from Exit 3 of Higobashi Station on Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line
    Approximately 10 minutes' walk south from Fukushima Station on the JR Osaka Loop Line / Approximately 10 minutes' walk south from Exit 2 of Shin-Fukushima Station on the Tozai Line
    Take Osaka City Bus Route 53 or 75 from JR Osaka Station to "Taminobashi" and walk about 3 minutes southwest
    Address
    〒530-0005
    4-2-55 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • HEP FIVE

    The commercial facility opened in 1971 as Hankyu Five, but in 1992, following the relocation of the adjacent Umeda Koma Stadium to Chayamachi Applause, it underwent extensive reconstruction, and in November 1998, HEP FIVE, a commercial facility aimed at young people, was born.
    The "HEP" in HEP FIVE is an abbreviation for "Hankyu Entertainment Park," and the "entertainment" in this case includes not only the meaning of amusement but also the meaning of "hospitality."
    We value the spirit of hospitality towards our customers and aim to create a facility that will make them want to visit again and again.
    It offers amusement and entertainment, including a bright red Ferris wheel that has become one of Umeda's landmarks, offering a panoramic view of Kansai's famous sites, and HEP HALL, where various events are held.It is also home to a variety of stores that are extremely popular among young people, including brand shops and popular casual restaurants, making it a fitting place for a Kansai trendsetting spot.
    Assistance dogs (guide dogs, service dogs, hearing dogs) are allowed in the store.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Approximately 3 minutes walk from Hankyu Railway "Osaka Umeda Station"
    Approximately 5 minutes walk from Hanshin Railway "Osaka Umeda Station"
    Approximately 4 minutes walk from the Midosuji exit of JR Osaka Station
    Approximately 5 minutes walk from Umeda Station on the Midosuji Subway Line
    Approximately 5 minutes walk from Higashi-Umeda Station on the Tanimachi Line
    Approximately 10 minutes walk from Nishi-Umeda Station on the Yotsubashi Line
    Shinkansen Tokaido Shinkansen Get off at JR Shin-Osaka Station
    [If you are using JR lines]
    Approximately 4 minutes from Shin-Osaka Station on the Kyoto Line
    Approximately 4 minutes walk from the Midosuji exit of Osaka Station
    [If you are using the subway]
    Approximately 7 minutes from Shin-Osaka Station on the Midosuji Subway Line, approximately 5 minutes on foot from Umeda Station
    Address
    〒530-0017
    5-15 Kakutacho, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka

    In February 2022, a new art museum opened in Nakanoshima, the heart of Osaka and a symbol of the city's waterfront. The Osaka Nakanoshima Museum of Art offers facilities for meetings, receptions, and more, including a hall that can accommodate up to 300 people, a workshop room, an outdoor lawn plaza, and a three-dimensional passageway. Catering is also available from the restaurant within the Osaka Nakanoshima Museum of Art. (Eating and drinking is permitted only in designated areas; consultation required.) It's possible to hold a special party in a special location.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [Keihan]
    Approximately 5 minutes walk southwest from Watanabebashi Station (Exit 2) on the Nakanoshima Line
    From Yodoyabashi Station (Exit 7), walk west across the Tosabori River for about 15 minutes
    [Osaka Metro]
    Approximately 10 minutes walk west from Higobashi Station (Exit 4) on the Yotsubashi Line
    Approximately 15 minutes' walk west across the Tosabori River from Yodoyabashi Station (Exit 7) on the Midosuji Line
    [JR]
    Approximately 10 minutes walk south from Fukushima Station on the Osaka Loop Line or Shin-Fukushima Station on the Tozai Line (Exit 2)
    Approximately 20 minutes' walk southwest from Osaka Station
    [Hanshin]
    Approximately 10 minutes' walk south from Fukushima Station
    Approximately 15 minutes' walk southwest from Osaka Umeda Station
    [Hankyu]
    Approximately 20 minutes' walk southwest from Osaka Umeda Station
    【bus】
    Osaka City Bus
    From JR Osaka Station, take Route 53 or Route 75 and get off at "Taminobashi", then walk about 2 minutes southwest
    *On your way back to JR Osaka Station, the convenient bus stop is Watanabebashi.
    Address
    〒530-0005
    4-3-1 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • Osaka City Central Public Hall

    Osaka City Central Public Hall is a Neo-Renaissance style public hall.
    It was built with a donation from local resident Einosuke Iwamoto, and is said to be beautiful with its red bricks and dome-shaped roof.
    It's a good reputation.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [Midosuji Line, Yodoyabashi Station]
    ・About a 5-minute walk from Exit 1

    [Sakaisuji Line, Kitahama Station]
    ・Approximately 10 minutes walk from Exit 26

    [Keihan Railway, Main Line Yodoyabashi Station]
    ・About a 5-minute walk from Exit 1

    [Keihan Railway, Nakanoshima Line]
    ・Approximately 1 minute walk from Exit 1

    [Osaka City Bus, Route 8]
    ・About a 5-minute walk from Yodoyabashi (in front of City Hall)

    [Osaka Municipal Bus, Route 62]
    ・About a 5-minute walk from Yodoyabashi (in front of City Hall)

    [Osaka City Bus, Route 88]
    ・5 minutes walk from Yodoyabashi (in front of City Hall)
    Address
    〒530-0005
    1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • LUCUA Osaka

    The West Building "LUCUA 1100" and the East Building "LUCUA" are collectively known as "LUCUA Osaka," and are one of the largest station-based commercial facilities in Japan, with both buildings operated as a single entity.
    In addition to being convenient and easy to drop in to, we also offer a shopping space where you can spend your time leisurely.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Approximately 1 minute walk from the central exit of Osaka Station (Osaka Loop Line, Kobe Line, Kyoto Line, Takarazuka Line)
    Approximately 11 minutes walk from Kitashinchi Station (JR Tozai Line)
    Approximately 2 minutes walk from the north ticket gate of Umeda Station (Midosuji Line)
    Approximately 10 minutes walk from the northeast ticket gate of Higashi-Umeda Station (Tanimachi Line)
    Approximately 10 minutes walk from the north ticket gate of Nishi-Umeda Station (Yotsubashi Line)
    Osaka-Umeda Station (Kobe Main Line, Takarazuka Main Line, Kyoto Main Line) 2nd floor central ticket gate - 5 minutes on foot
    Approximately 7 minutes walk from the Department Store Exit of Osaka Umeda Station (Hanshin Main Line)
    Address
    〒530-8558
    Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Kita Ward, Umeda 3-1-3 Google Maps
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Osaka Bay Area

  • AEON Mall Osaka Dome City

    AEON MALL Osaka Dome City is an AEON mall with "AEON MALL Osaka Dome City Store" as its anchor store, and is made up of specialty stores such as fashion, food and beverage, and services.
    This facility has been developed in accordance with the Osaka Prefecture Welfare Town Planning Ordinance to ensure ease of use for elderly customers and customers with disabilities.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Directly connected to Dome-mae Station on the Hanshin Electric Railway Namba Line
    Directly connected to Osaka Metro Domemae-Chiyozaki Station via an underground passage
    Approximately 7 minutes walk from Taisho Station on the JR Loop Line
    Get off at the Osaka City Bus "Dome-mae Chiyozaki" bus stop
    Address
    Postal code: 550-0023
    13-1 Chiyozaki, Nishi-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine

    Sumiyoshi Taisha is the head shrine of the 2,300 Sumiyoshi shrines across the country, and is revered as the Ichinomiya of Settsu Province, attracting over 2 million pilgrims at the beginning of the year. The shrine grounds, surrounded by greenery, are home to four main halls designated as national treasures and showcasing ancient architectural styles, as well as the arched bridge (Torihashi) that is the symbol of Sumiyoshi, numerous cultural assets, and a sacred tree that is over 1,000 years old, making it a historic shrine with a long history.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Nankai Railway
    ・3 minutes walk east from Sumiyoshi-Taisha Station on the Nankai Main Line
    ・5 minutes walk west from Sumiyoshi-Higashi Station on the Nankai Koya Line
    Hankai Electric Tramway
    A short walk from Sumiyoshi-toriimae Station on the Hankai Line
    *This is a streetcar.
    Address
    〒558-0045
    2-9-89 Sumiyoshi, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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Shinsaibashi/Namba area

  • Namba Marui

    A popular "Minami Omoro" spot. A store that provides the latest entertainment, food, and experience services.
    Located in the heart of Osaka Minami and easily accessible, the mall is visited by many tourists from both Japan and overseas looking for traditional culture, entertainment, gourmet food, and trendy fashion.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Namba [Subway Line]/Osaka Metro Midosuji Line approx. 1 minute
    Namba [Subway Line]/Osaka Metro Sennichimae Line approx. 3 minutes
    Address
    〒542-0076
    Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Chuo Ward, Namba 3-8-9 Google Maps
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  • Namba Parks

    Parks is a huge complex that opened in October 2003 on the site of the former Osaka Baseball Stadium. It is home to one of Osaka's largest cinema complexes, as well as shops and restaurants that are new to the Kansai region, making it a must-see spot in Minami. The rooftop garden, Parks Garden, with its flowing stream, is home to 100,000 plants of approximately 500 different species, making it an urban oasis that continues to delight visitors.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Directly connected to Nankai Namba Station
    9 minutes walk from Kintetsu Namba Station, Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, and Sennichimae Line Namba Station
    Address
    Postal code: 556-0011
    2-10-70 Namba Naka, Naniwa Ward, Osaka City Google Maps
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  • Shinsaibashi PARCO

    Shinsaibashi Parco was created by completely renovating the building that was originally the North Building of Daimaru Shinsaibashi. It is connected to the Main Building of Daimaru Shinsaibashi by a first-floor concourse that also connects to the subway and a connecting walkway that runs from the second to tenth floors above ground.
    A popular building that mixes fashion and culture
    There are about 150 stores, including luxury designer select shops, beauty and fashion goods shops, a gourmet zone with a variety of unique shops, including famous restaurants from Kanto and Kansai, Osaka's leading neo-bars, and up-and-coming trendy restaurants and bars, as well as a pop culture zone featuring characters from anime and movies.
    The building is directly connected to the station and offers a wide range of entertainment options, including a cinema complex and gallery.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Directly connected to Exit 4 of Shinsaibashi Station on Osaka Metro Midosuji Line
    Address
    〒542-0085
    Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Chuo Ward, Shinsaibashisuji 1-8-3 Google Maps
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  • National Bunraku Theatre

    1 minute walk from Nipponbashi Station on Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line and Sennichimae Line.
    There is a Bunraku theater with a total of 753 seats and a small hall with a total of 159 seats, and in addition to Bunraku, a variety of performances are held, including dance, Japanese music, and popular entertainment.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [Train] Nipponbashi Station on Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line and Sennichimae Line,
    1 minute walk from Exit 7 of Nipponbashi Station on the Kintetsu Nara Line and Namba Line
    Address
    〒542-0073
    1-12-10 Nipponbashi Chuo-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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Tennoji area

  • Osaka Tennoji Zoo

    Tennoji Zoo opened on January 1, 1915 (Taisho 4), and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2015 (Heisei 27).
    This is a zoo with a long history. Currently, it is home to approximately 1,000 animals of 180 species in an area of approximately 11 hectares.
    It is a bustling oasis in the city center, with many visitors.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [New World Gate]
    ◆Nearest station
    ・ Osaka Metro "Dobutsuen-mae Station"
    ・ Osaka Metro "Ebisucho Station"
    JR "Shin-Imamiya Station", Nankai "Shin-Imamiya Station"
    *5-10 minute walk from each station
    (10 to 15 minutes when using the elevator)

    [Tenshiba Gate]
    ◆Nearest station
    ・ Osaka Metro "Tennoji Station"
    ・JR "Tennoji Station"
    Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line "Osaka Abenobashi Station"
    *5-10 minute walk from each station
    (When using the elevator, it takes 10 minutes to 1
    Address
    〒543-0063
    1-108 Chausuyamacho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka City Google Maps
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  • Abeno Harukas

    Abeno Harukas is a 60-story high-rise commercial complex integrated with Osaka Abenobashi Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line in Tennoji.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [Train] Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line: Osaka Abenobashi Station (direct connection) JR, Tanimachi Line, Midosuji Line: Tennoji Station (direct connection)
    Address
    〒545-6016
    1-1-43 Abenosuji, Abeno-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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Other areas of Osaka Prefecture

  • KIX Universal Tour Desk

    KIX Universal Tour Desk

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Kansai International Airport Station
    Address
    〒549-0001
    1-1 Senshu Airport North, Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture, Terminal 1, 1F South Exit Google Maps
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  • Hamadera Park (Sakai City)

    One of Osaka’s most oldest park that was officially specified as a municipal park by the city in 1873. Since then, the beautiful pine groves were carefully nurtured while creating even more new spots at the same time. A popular all-purpose park for many people, with its pool with the giant slide and the rose garden.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Nankai Main Line "Hamadera Park"
    Hankai Line "Hamadera Station"
    Address
    〒592-8346
    Hamadera koen-cho Nishi Ward, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Ama site park (Takatsuki City)

    A green open space that will create a new era.
    A luxurious green space in the city.
    A precious space where Yayoi period ruins lie near Takatsuki City Station.
    This park aims to be a lush green park that makes use of the historical asset, the Amami Ruins.
    A vast green space that can be called Takatsuki's central park.
    Enjoy it according to your lifestyle!

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [Access by train]
    10 minutes walk from Takatsukishi Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line
    13 minutes walk from Takatsuki Station on the JR Kyoto Line

    [Access by bus]
    From Hankyu Takatsukishi Station: Board from platform 5 (via Ama site park) for approximately 3 minutes
    From JR Takatsuki Station South: Board from Platform 5 (via Ama site park) for approximately 8 minutes
    Address
    〒569-0096
    12-3 Hachochonawatecho, Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Daisen Park Japanese Garden (Sakai City)

    This Japanese garden covers a total area of 26,000 square meters. Sakai flourished as a trading hub during the Middle Ages, and various technologies and cultures arrived there. It is said that the gardening techniques that became the origins of Japanese gardens were also introduced at this time. Making full use of traditional Japanese gardening techniques, Daisen Park's garden is designed as a strolling garden with a hill and a forest and springs. It is composed of three landscapes: Togendai, a plateau on the southern side; Ishizukei, which flows from south to north; and the lowlands on the northern side. Passing through the cypress gate, you will find a rest area modeled after the "Nayashu," a meeting place for wealthy Sakai merchants in the Middle Ages; Ryuhaitei, where you can enjoy a meandering stream carved from the stone of Mount Huaguo in China, which is associated with Son Goku; Togendai, where you can enjoy outdoor tea ceremonies and bonsai exhibitions; and a walk along the stream will take you to Kasatei. Experience the changing flowers and greenery of the seasons while immersing yourself in Sakai's cultural climate.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    ・For those coming by train
    ■ 10 minutes walk from Mozu Station on the JR Hanwa Line
    ■ From Sakai-Higashi Station on the Nankai Koya Line, get off at the Daisen Park West bus stop and walk for 5 minutes (Bus stop 2 in front of Sakai-Higashi Station, bus number 140 bound for Amidaike)

    ・For those coming by car
    Approximately 10 minutes from the Sakai Exit IC on the Hanshin Expressway Sakai Line. Parking: First Parking Lot, 127 spaces (paid).
    Address
    〒590-0801
    Daisen-nakamachi, Sakai-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture (inside Daisen Park) Google Maps
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  • Harvest Hill (Sakai City)

    The vast flower fields are filled with flowers of every season, from tulips in spring to sunflowers in summer and cosmos in autumn, making it a great spot for photos. There are also plenty of play facilities, including craft workshops, restaurants, and playground equipment such as athletics and go-karts, so you can have fun all day long.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Take the Nankai bus bound for "Harvest no Oka" from bus stop number 6 at the bus terminal of Izumigaoka Station on the Semboku Rapid Railway. It takes about 20 minutes (not a direct bus).
    To get to Izumigaoka Station, take the Semboku Rapid Railway bound for Izumichuo from Nankai Namba Station for approximately 22 minutes.
    Address
    〒590-0125
    2405-1 Hachigamineji, Minami-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • National Museum of Ethnology (Minpaku)

    Located in Osaka's Expo'70 Commemorative Park, the National Museum of Ethnology (Minpaku) is one of the world's largest ethnology museums, specializing in cultural anthropology and ethnology. It houses approximately 346,000 items, including everyday items and ethnic costumes collected by researchers from around the world. The main building's exhibits are divided into nine regional exhibits and cross-cultural exhibits on music and language, and are structured around the globe, starting in Oceania and moving eastward. Visitors can experience various cultures from around the world through approximately 12,000 exhibits, primarily related to everyday items such as food, clothing, and shelter, as well as approximately 800 video programs showcasing rituals, performing arts, and lifestyles around the world. Special and planned exhibitions are also held several times a year.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Osaka Monorail "Expo'70 Commemorative Park Park Station" and "Park East Exit Station"
    Address
    〒565-8511
    10-1 Senribanpakukoen, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Cup Noodles Museum (Ikeda, Osaka)

    Ikeda City, Osaka is the birthplace of instant ramen, where Momofuku Ando, the founder of Nissin Foods, invented the world's first instant ramen, "Chicken Ramen," in 1958.
    At the Cup Noodles Museum Osaka Ikeda, you can have fun learning about the importance of invention and discovery through the history of instant ramen.
    This is an experiential food education museum that can be enjoyed by people of all ages, from children to the elderly.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Approximately 5 minutes on foot from Ikeda Station on the Hankyu Railway Takarazuka Line
    Address
    〒563-0041
    8-25 Masumicho, Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Panasonic Museum (Konosuke Matsushita History Museum, Monozukuri Museum, Sakura Square)

    This is a place of learning open to the public, based on the desire to continue to pass on to future generations the passion and "spirit" of the Panasonic Group, through the words of Panasonic Group founder Konosuke Matsushita and the products of his past. The Konosuke Matsushita History Museum follows the path of his 94-year life and teaches the management and life philosophy he discovered as he overcame countless hardships. The Museum also includes the Hall of Manufacturing Inspiration, where visitors can experience the passion of many of our predecessors who poured their hearts into manufacturing, while viewing home appliances unique to the Panasonic Group, which has always created new lifestyles and cultures.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    Approximately 2 minutes walk from Nishisanso Station on the Keihan Electric Railway
    Address
    〒571-8501
    1006 Kadoma, Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Duskin Museum

    Since its founding in 1963, Duskin has created a new cleaning culture with its "chemical cloths" that remove dust without using water, and in 1971 introduced authentic American "handmade donuts" to Japan, providing new cleaning methods and eating styles.
    We have opened a museum in Suita, Osaka, the place where we were founded, with pride as a pioneer that has continued to propose new joys to people's lives based on the two themes of "beauty" and "deliciousness."
    When visiting, it is often crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, so the best way to enjoy a leisurely look around is to come on a weekday morning and look around from the Cleaning Hall on the second floor.
    *Measurements such as frontage were taken on-site by Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    It is about a 10-minute walk from Exit 8 of Esaka Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line/Kita-Osaka Kyuko Line.
    Address
    〒564-0054
    5-32 Yoshinocho, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Sennan Long Park (Sennan Rinku Park)

    SENNAN LONG PARK (Sennan Rinku Park), which makes full use of the beautiful nature, opened on Friday, July 3, 2020, in an area stretching approximately 2km from north to south, adjacent to Sennan Marble Beach, a "sacred place for lovers," and Tarui Southern Beach, a popular swimming spot every year, across from Kansai International Airport.
    It is one of the largest recreational facilities in the Kansai region, consisting of an activity area, community area, market area, and glamping area, where you can experience food, sports, and leisure activities that make the most of the local bounty.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    15 minutes walk from Tarui Station on the Nankai Main Line
    Address
    〒590-0535
    2-201 Rinku Minamihama, Sennan City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Flower Expo Memorial Park Tsurumi Ryokuchi

    This urban park was redeveloped on the site of the former EXPO '90 "International Garden and Greenery Exposition." The approximately 123-hectare site features a large pond in the middle where migratory birds can rest, and still retains the original pavilions and gardens, such as the "Sakuyakonohanakan," which displays 2,600 species and approximately 15,000 plants cultivated in greenhouses, the Japanese garden, the International garden, and Hanamizuki Hall (Tsurumi Sports Center). The park also features a horse riding park, ball and sports fields, a heated swimming pool, recreational facilities such as a barbecue area and campsite, and facilities for learning about environmental issues, such as a nature experience observation garden.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    If you are coming by subway, get off at Tsurumi Ryokuchi Station on Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line.
    If you are coming by Osaka City Bus, the nearest stops are "Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park Mae" or "Moroguchi."
    Address
    〒538-0036
    2-163 Ryokuchikoen, Tsurumi-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • Konpeito Museum Yao

    Konpeitō, a sweet imported from Portugal
    This is a facility where you can learn about history and culture and experience making your own original konpeitō.
    Come see, hear, and experience the charm of konpeitō, a traditional Japanese sweet that has recently become popular with foreigners thanks to its appearance in popular anime and other media around the world.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    5 minutes walk from Yaominami Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line
    Address
    〒581-0038
    2-88 Wakabayashicho, Yao City, Osaka Prefecture Google Maps
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  • Nagai Botanical Gardens

    Since its opening in 1974, Nagai Botanical Garden has been a beloved botanical garden where visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers and lush greenery, despite being located in Osaka city.

    The approximately 24.2 hectare park is home to 11 specialized gardens, including a rose garden, hydrangea garden, and peony garden, as well as a 2,000m² life garden completely covered in seasonal flowers, and flowering trees such as plum, cherry, jacaranda, and crape myrtle, allowing you to enjoy beautiful blooming plants all year round.
    Additionally, the Historical Forest, located north of the botanical garden, is home to metasequoia trees, known as living fossils, as well as forests from the Paleogene/Neogene periods in Osaka from 66 million years ago to 2 million years ago, and the glacial and interglacial periods that have repeated since 2 million years ago, recreating representative forests of Osaka from ancient times to the present day, categorized by era.
    Enjoy this urban oasis filled with flowers, nature, and water.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [For those coming by train]
    ・Get off at Nagai Station on Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. From Exit 3, walk east for about 800m.
    ・Get off at Nagai Station on the JR Hanwa Line. Walk east from the east exit for about 1,000m.
    ・Get off at Harinakano Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line. Walk west for about 1,600m
    ・Take city bus route 4 "Suminoe Park to Deto Terminal" and get off at "Nagai Higashi" stop. Walk about 400m north

    [Boarding gate information: For those coming from Nakamozu]
    ◆ Doors close to the elevator
    ・Car 5, door 3, immediately on the left after getting off
    ・Car 5, Door 2, right in front of you after getting off

    [Boarding information: For those coming from Umeda or Namba]
    ◆ Doors close to the elevator
    ・Car 5, door 2, immediately to the right after getting off
    ・Car 5, Door 1, right in front of you after getting off

    [For those arriving by car]
    [From northern Osaka]
    Hanshin Expressway Route 14 Matsubara Line Komagawa Exit
    Head west on Nanko-dori, south at Nishitanabe intersection (Abiko-suji), and east at Nagai intersection (Koen-dori) for approximately 800m.

    [From southern Osaka]
    Hanshin Expressway Route 14 Matsubara Line, Fuminosato Exit
    Head south on Abiko-suji, then head east (to Koen-dori) at Nagai intersection for about 800m
    Address
    〒546-0034
    1-23 Nagai Park, Higashisumiyoshi Ward, Osaka City Google Maps
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  • Osaka Museum of Natural History

    This museum explores the origins, mechanisms, changes and history of the "nature" that surrounds humans through exhibitions, outreach activities and research.
    This facility aims to spread awareness of the natural world. We live in an age where it is important for each of us to have a broad knowledge of the structure and relationships of the natural world.
    It has become like this.
    This is important not only for the conservation of nature, but also for a better future and a better living environment.

    The Natural History Museum has five permanent exhibits that explore these themes, titled "Nature in Our Lives," "The History of the Earth and Life," "The Evolution of Life," "The Blessings of Nature," and "The Lives of Living Things."
    We also hope to communicate our knowledge in an easy-to-understand manner from various angles through over 150 events held each year, including special exhibitions, nature observation sessions, lectures, and workshops.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [For those coming by train]
    ・Get off at Nagai Station on Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. From Exit 3, walk east for about 800m.
    ・Get off at Nagai Station on the JR Hanwa Line. Walk east from the east exit for about 1,000m.
    ・Get off at Harinakano Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line. Walk west for about 1,600m
    ・Take city bus route 4 "Suminoe Park to Deto Terminal" and get off at "Nagai Higashi" stop. Walk about 400m north
    [Boarding gate information: For those coming from Nakamozu]

    ◆ Doors close to the elevator
    ・Car 5, door 3, immediately on the left after getting off
    ・Car 5, Door 2, right in front of you after getting off
    [Boarding information: For those coming from Umeda or Namba]

    ◆ Doors close to the elevator
    ・Car 5, door 2, immediately to the right after getting off
    ・Car 5, Door 1, right in front of you after getting off

    [For those arriving by car]
    [From northern Osaka]
    Hanshin Expressway Route 14 Matsubara Line Komagawa Exit
    Head west on Nanko-dori, south at Nishitanabe intersection (Abiko-suji), and east at Nagai intersection (Koen-dori) for approximately 800m.
    [From southern Osaka]
    Hanshin Expressway Route 14 Matsubara Line, Fuminosato Exit
    Head south on Abiko-suji, then head east (to Koen-dori) at Nagai intersection for about 800m
    Address
    〒546-0034
    1-23 Nagai Park, Higashisumiyoshi Ward, Osaka City Google Maps
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  • Sakuyakonohanakan

    Approximately 5,500 species of plants from all over the world are gathered here.
    Sakuyakonohanakan is a steel-framed, all-glass building with two above-ground floors, a height of approximately 30m, a building area of approximately 4,750m2, and a total floor area of approximately 6,890m2, making it one of the largest greenhouses in Japan.

    The exterior of this building was designed to resemble a water lily floating on the surface of the water, as the original landscape around Tsurumi Ryokuchi was a wetland. The name "Sakuya Konohanakan" was chosen through a public contest and is derived from an ancient poem from the Kokin Wakashū collection: "Nanatsu no tsu sakuya konohana fuyu hori, ima yau haru be to sakuya konohana."

    Construction of the museum began in June 1987 (Showa 62) and the building was completed in March 1989 (Heisei 1). The interior of the museum consists of a multi-purpose flower hall in the center, where various events are held and which also serves as a rest area for visitors. Around this hall, plants native to various climate zones on Earth, from the tropics to the polar regions, are cultivated and exhibited.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    If you are coming by subway, get off at Tsurumi Ryokuchi Station on Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line.
    If you are coming by Osaka City Bus, the nearest stops are "Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park Mae" or "Moroguchi."
    Address
    〒538-0036
    2-163 Ryokuchikoen, Tsurumi-ku, Osaka Google Maps
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  • Sakai Densho Museum

    This facility exhibits the skills of artisans in traditional industries that have developed against the backdrop of Sakai's distinctive History / culture and sells traditional industry products made with these skills.
    It will allow you to experience the charm of Sakai's traditional industries.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    ・About a 3-minute walk southwest from Myokokuji-mae Station on the Hankai Line

    ・About a 15-minute walk northeast from Sakai Station on the Nankai Line (Airport Line)

    ・Nankai Bus "Hanadaguchi" bus stop
    *We ask for your cooperation in using public transportation whenever possible when visiting the museum.
    Address
    〒590-0941
    Sakai City, Sakai Ward, Zaimokucho Nishi 1-chome 1-30 Google Maps
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  • Flower, Greenery and Nature Information Center

    The Flower, Greenery and Nature Information Center has the function of collecting and disseminating information to promote the creation of a city of flowers and greenery, and is a core facility for various outreach and education activities and human resource development to support citizens' achievement activities.

    In addition, taking advantage of its location adjacent to the Osaka Museum of Natural History, the facility also functions as a collection and dissemination center for various information related to Osaka's nature, which is part of the Natural History Museum's business.

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    [For those coming by train]
    ・Get off at Nagai Station on Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. From Exit 3, walk east for about 800m.
    ・Get off at Nagai Station on the JR Hanwa Line. Walk east from the east exit for about 1,000m.
    ・Get off at Harinakano Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line. Walk west for about 1,600m
    ・Take city bus route 4 "Suminoe Park to Deto Terminal" and get off at "Nagai Higashi" stop. Walk about 400m north

    [Boarding gate information: For those coming from Nakamozu]
    ◆ Doors close to the elevator
    ・Car 5, door 3, immediately on the left after getting off
    ・Car 5, Door 2, right in front of you after getting off

    [Boarding information: For those coming from Umeda or Namba]
    ◆ Doors close to the elevator
    ・Car 5, door 2, immediately to the right after getting off
    ・Car 5, Door 1, right in front of you after getting off

    [For those arriving by car]
    [From northern Osaka]
    Hanshin Expressway Route 14 Matsubara Line Komagawa Exit
    Head west on Nanko-dori, south at Nishitanabe intersection (Abiko-suji), and east at Nagai intersection (Koen-dori) for approximately 800m.

    [From southern Osaka]
    Hanshin Expressway Route 14 Matsubara Line, Fuminosato Exit
    Head south on Abiko-suji, then head east (to Koen-dori) at Nagai intersection for about 800m
    Address
    〒546-0034
    1-23 Nagai Park, Higashisumiyoshi Ward, Osaka City Google Maps
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  • “Sakai Risho no Mori”

    Sakai is home to numerous historical and cultural resources that have been passed down over its long history, including the Mozu Kofun Group, including the Emperor Nintoku Tomb, as well as venerable shrines and temples, historic townscapes, places associated with our ancestors, and traditional industries. Sakai Rikyu no Mori opened on March 20, 2015, as a cultural and tourist facility themed around two people with ties to Sakai, Sen no Rikyu and Yosano Akiko, to widely disseminate Sakai's distinctive historical culture.
    Why not take a tour of the charming city of Sakai from the Sakai Rikyu Forest Museum, where you can learn about Sen no Rikyu and Sakai in the Azuchi-Momoyama period, Yosano Akiko and Sakai in the Meiji and Taisho periods, and experience the history and culture of Sakai?

    Facility information

    Nearest station
    1 minute walk from Shukuin Station on the Hankai Line
    Approximately 6 minutes by bus from Sakai Higashi Station on the Nankai Koya Line
    Approximately 10 minutes on foot or 3-5 minutes by bus from Sakai Station on the Nankai Main Line
    Nearest bus stop: 1 minute walk from "Shukuin"
    Address
    〒590-0958
    Osaka Prefecture Sakai City Sakai Ward Shukuincho Nishi 2-1-1 Google Maps
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