Sightseeing TOURIST INFORMATION

Standing right next to the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is the world's largest Ferris wheel, standing 112.5m tall and 100m in diameter.

The world's largest aquarium, Kaiyukan, is located in Osaka. You can experience many exciting things, such as the huge tank where the giant whale sharks swim leisurely and the area where you can experience nature.

Dotonbori, lined with giant three-dimensional billboards such as the Shochikuza Theater, Kani Douraku, and the Glico sign, is a representative entertainment district in Osaka's Minami area.

The Osaka Castle Tower is registered as a national cultural property, and the surrounding Osaka Castle Park is an urban park located in the center of Osaka, a relaxing place where you can enjoy flowers throughout the year.

Kuromon Market is a shopping street located in Minami, the center of Osaka City. There are plenty of food options to try while walking around, befitting Osaka, the city of gourmets.

Tsutenkaku, the symbol of Osaka, is a popular tourist destination. You can enjoy the night view of Osaka from the golden observation deck where Billiken, the god of happiness, is enshrined.

From the Abeno Harukas observation deck, "Harukas 300," you can enjoy a spectacular view of Osaka from approximately 300 meters above ground.

The Umeda Sky Building Floating Garden Observatory, a landmark of Osaka Umeda, is an observation facility spanning three floors: the 39th, 40th and rooftop. The see-through escalator going from the 35th to the 39th floor is also a popular photo spot.

Creating "Osaka MIDORI LIFE" - A city of the future where greenery and innovation come together to create new value. A new town has been born in front of JR Osaka Station, including an urban park of approximately 45,000 m2. Enjoy shopping, gourmet food, and more.

It houses representative works of art and design from Japan and abroad. With its distinctive black rectangular exterior, it's a new art hub in Osaka.

This is a representative covered shopping arcade in Osaka's Minami district, stretching approximately 580 meters from Nagahori-dori to Soemoncho-dori. It features a diverse range of shops, from long-established businesses to those offering the latest trends.

This area is a hub for youth culture and fashion in the Kansai region. Vintage clothing stores, record shops, and unique cafes are clustered together, and the central "Triangle Park" is a popular meeting spot.

This is one of the largest electronics districts in western Japan. It's packed not only with home appliances and audio equipment, but also with specialty stores selling anime, games, figurines, and other pop culture items.

This waterside park is nestled between the Dojima River and the Tosabori River. With the retro Central Public Hall as a backdrop, approximately 3,700 rose bushes of about 310 varieties bloom in spring and autumn.

This vast park was developed on the site of the 1970 Japan World Exposition. Centered around the "Tower of the Sun," designed by Taro Okamoto, it boasts a wealth of natural and cultural facilities.

Known as a "temple of good fortune," the temple grounds are filled with countless "winning daruma dolls" imbued with wishes. It is also a famous spot for its beautiful autumn foliage.

This magnificent waterfall, with a drop of 33 meters, is one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. Along the walking path from the station to the waterfall, you can enjoy the changing seasons and the local specialty, "maple leaf tempura."