Osaka is Japan’s second city. As well as the central business hub in western Japan, Osaka has been at the heart of Japan’s cultural and economical development for hundreds of years. With relics from the city’s past still standing, Osaka is a city where you can truly feel Japan’s history.
The KAIYUKAN is an aquarium that faithfully recreates the natural environment of the world’s largest ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and its surrounding waters.
Take the Subway Yotsubashi Line from Nishi-Umeda Stn. to Honmachi Stn. and transfer to the Subway Chuo Line bound for Cosmosquare. Get off at Osakako Stn. Time required about 35 minutes.
The symbol of Osaka. The Osaka Castle Tenshu Tower standing majestically against the blue sky.
Osaka can be viewed in its entirety from the observation deck on the 8th floor.
Take the Osaka Loop Line from JR Osaka Stn. and get off at Osakajokoen Stn. Time required about 35 minutes.
Kyoto attracts visitors with its unique view of the world. The scenery of the temples and shrines that change with the seasons is filled with quiet emotions.
Take the rapid train on the Tokaido Main Line from JR Osaka Stn. and get off at Kyoto Stn.
Time required about 50 minutes.
Each distinct world holds new and unique adventures at every turn.
With attractions inspired by Hollywood’s greatest hits, as well as exciting seasonal events and endless entertainment, there’s fun for every kind of adventurer!
Time required about 30 minutes.
