Osaka Museum of History
A museum that researches and showcases the nearly 1,400 year-old history and culture of Osaka.
Standing near the lush green Osaka Castle Park and Naniwa Palace Site Park is the Osaka Museum of History which opened in 2001.
This museum features the nearly 1,400 year-old history of “Osaka City” from ancient times to the middle and early modern ages up until the modern times. Through an exhibit of both full-scale and miniature models, videos and plenty of actual documents, visitors can come to learn the history and culture of Osaka.
The scenic view from the very top of Osaka castle is the perfect photo spot. In addition, they even offer a tour of the Naniwa Palace remains.
Basic information
- Restaurant Available
- Parking Available
- child
- Open
- 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
- Holidays
- Tuesday (if it is a holiday, closed on the following day)
New Year’s holidays (December 28th to January 4th)
- Price
- Individuals: Adults ¥600, High school and university students ¥400
Groups (20 or more persons): Adults ¥540, and high school and university students ¥360
Junior high school students and under or anybody who is 65 years old and over who also lives within Osaka city (identification is required)
Free admission for visitors who hold a disability certificate (free also for 1 caregiver)
*Separate fees apply for the Special Exhibitions
- Directions
- Close to Exit 9 of Tanimachi Yonchome Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line or Chuo Line
- Location
- 4-1-32 Otemae, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi
- Tel
- 06-6946-5728 FAX:06-6946-2662
- URL
- https://www.osakamushis.jp
