Surrounding sightseeing

Opened on March 31, 2011, this is one of Japan's leading theme parks.
The world's longest Flying Dinosaur at 1,124m
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter allows you to experience the world of the movies.
Experience Hollywood Movies with state-of-the-art attractions and shows.

Osaka Castle Park, centered around the romantic and historic castle keep, is a park located in the heart of Osaka.
It is home to numerous important cultural properties, and Bairin and Nishi-no-Maru Garden change with the seasons.
It is also an urban oasis surrounded by green forests.

While imitating the scenery of two major European and American cities, Paris and New York,
Shinsekai is a mass entertainment venue that aims to import and integrate the latest culture and customs.
At Tsutenkaku, one of Osaka’s iconic landmarks, the god of good fortune Billiken is also enshrined.
The surrounding area includes Tennoji Zoo, Abeno Harukas,
There is also Spa World, one of the largest urban spa and hot spring complexes in the world.
A theme park town.

The biggest attraction is the night view from the "KUCHU TEIEN OBSERVATORY."
The view is so spectacular that it has been selected as one of the "Japan's Best 100 Sunsets" and "Top 100 Night Views in Japan."
Popular with foreign tourists, it has become a landmark of Osaka.

A hall of laughter where everyone can burst out laughing.
In addition to being able to watch Yoshimoto Shinkigeki performances live,
A space where you can enjoy manzai rakugo from young people to masters.
From miscellaneous goods to sweets, there are plenty of souvenirs with entertainer motifs.

Kaiyukan is the world's largest aquarium, which opened in July 1990 and is themed around Pacific Ocean Rim.
About 30,000 sea creatures of about 580 species are bred and exhibited.
Whale sharks swimming in a huge aquarium are popular.
Nearby is Santa Maria, a sailing tourist boat that tours Osaka Bay.
There is also Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel Tempozan Marketplace where you can eat, drink and shop.

It is the third dome in Japan and is used as a venue for various events from concerts to martial arts.
The second floor is a large shopping mall called Stadium Mall, which has free admission.
A complex leisure facility that can be enjoyed even on days when there are no events.