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Dec 25, 2023 · The Tempozan Ferris Wheel and Harbor Village. 5. The Kobe Port Tower. 6. Tsūtenkaku Tower. 7. The National Museum of Art. 8. Osaka Tennōji Zoo & Park. 9. Osaka Science Museum. 10. The Umeda Sky Building.
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Top attractions in Osaka. Sort by: 1. Universal Studios••. Popular theme park at Osaka's waterfront. 4.1. ★★★★★. 920. 2. Minami (Namba) Southern downtown of Osaka. 3.9. ★★★★★. 3,191. Osaka Aquarium•. One of Japan's most impressive aquariums. 4.1. ★★★★★.
Things to Do in Osaka, Japan: See Tripadvisor's 424,191 reviews & photos of 3,561 Osaka attractions.
- Osaka: The Exciting Metropolis of Western Japan
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- Universal Studios Japan (Usj): Have Fun All Day Long!
- Osaka Castle: A Towering Icon of The City
- Umeda Sky Building's Observatory: A Complete View of Osaka
- Tsutenkaku and Shinsekai: Where Osaka’s Past and Present Coexist
- Abeno Harukas: Japan’s Tallest Building
- Amerikamura: Vintage Clothes and Takoyaki Heaven
- Kuromon Market: Delicious Local Foods
- Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan: Japan’s Largest Aquarium
Osakarivals the popularity of Tokyo and Kyoto. The second largest city in Japan, this Kansai metropolis offers everything from delicious food to shopping over a theme park to places of historical importance. In this article, we introduce fifteen places that shouldn't be missed out on a trip to Osaka. Remember to use the one-day or two-day Osaka Ama...
© Osaka Government Tourism Bureau/©JNTO Dotonboriis one of the most famous places to visit in Osaka. It is best known for the large billboards that are on display in rows. Photogenic billboards are located everywhere throughout the shopping district. From the signboard of the confectionery maker Glico, featuring a runner with both arms raised, to a...
Picture courtesy of Universal Studios Japan Universal Studios Japanis a theme park with a collection of facilities and rides based on famous Hollywood movies. In recent years, it has expanded to include some of the most popular Japanese entertainment as well. Sailor Moon, Attack on Titan, Neon Genesis Evangelion and even Godzilla have been part of ...
Photo by Pixta Osaka Castletowers over the city of Osaka. It is one of Japan’s Three Most Famous Castles. Erected in 1583 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the ruler who unified Japan, it was then destroyed by a fire and was repeatedly repaired. Its current shape dates back to 1931 when it was reconstructed. It is illuminated at night, exuding a magical atmos...
Photo by Pixta The Umeda Sky Buildingwas mentioned as one of the Top 20 Buildings Around the World by THE TIMES magazine. What will catch your eye is its unique triumphal arch-like shape. Photo by Pixta The Kuchu-Teien Observatory is located on the 40th floor, the very top floor of the building. From here you can view the city from the rooftop whil...
Photo by Pixta Tsutenkaku, also considered the symbol of Osaka, is a 103-meter tall observation tower that offers a complete view of Osaka's cityscape. The Billiken statue, located on the fifth-floor observation deck, is said to bring happiness if you rub the soles of his feet, resulting in constant lines of people who want to do this. The area aro...
Photo by Pixta Abeno Harukas is Japan’s tallest structurethat is not a tower. Its height is an amazing 300 meters! The shopping floors reach up to the eleventh floor and consist of clothing shops, general goods, and more, while the twelfth to fourteenth floors are restaurant floors. These floors are made up of restaurants offering dishes from Japan...
Amerikamura, also known as the American Village or Amemura, is a popular subculture place in Osaka. It is also known for its second-hand stores and delicious takoyaki. Its name stems from the many import shops in the area which are selling goods from America. The second-hand stores in the area range all the way from extremely affordable to brand na...
The market is where you can experience the energy that's unique to the city. Kuromon Marketis the most famous marketplace in Osaka. The foods that stand out are the raw oysters, sea urchins, seafood bowls, wagyu beef, and luxurious fruit. There are approximately 180 shops with fresh fish, quality meat, and fruit, as well as restaurants side by side...
One of the main characteristics of Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is that it is the world’s largest aquarium boasting a 5,400 ton capacity. The sight of large whale sharks leisurely swimming in between sharks and rays is simply incredible. Aquarium tickets are available online via Klookfor those who want a convenient, easy way to secure their admission. T...
- Osaka Castle and Osaka Castle Park. Osaka Castle, the symbol of Osaka, was erected by Toyotomi Hideyoshi and is considered among the three most famous castles in Japan.
- Flower Expo Memorial Park Tsurumi Ryokuchi. Flower Expo Memorial Park Tsurumi Ryokuchi is a 120-hectare park that opened in 1972. It was the venue for the International Garden and Greenery Exposition in 1990.
- Umeda Sky Building. Pictures courtesy of PR TIMES. The Umeda Sky Building is a 173-meter-tall skyscraper with 40 floors. It is located about ten minutes on foot from Osaka Station and completed construction in 1993.
- Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street. Photo by Pixta. Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street is Japan’s longest shopping street spanning 2.6 kilometers in length.
Explore Osaka Castle, USJ, the Kaiyukan aquarium, and Minoo Park, or Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi and Tenjinbashi-suji—Japan's longest shopping street—to try local Takoyaki and Okonomiyaki. Discover the top things to do in Osaka, a port/commercial hub in Kansai.
With over 1,400 years of history, Osaka has countless locations where the tradition and culture of Japan can be experienced. One of the main attractions is Osaka Castle . Set amongst the modern backdrop of the city and surrounded by parkland, it is an iconic sight to behold.
