Abeno Harukas

Area

Osaka city (Namba/Tennoji)

Category

Other

"Abeno Harukas" opened in the Abeno Region of South Osaka City in 2014 as the tallest building in Japan. Its proud height of 300m makes it the tallest building in Japan to this point, outside of the "Yokohama Landmark Tower". The name "Abeno Harukas" is based on an old Japanese word, "harukasu", meaning to "make bright". This building is full of fun places to visit, such as department stores, hotels, art museums, and an observation deck. A wide array of restaurants are also set up here, allowing for a complete day of shopping and sightseeing. Part of this building is also used as office space. An observation tower called "Harukas 300" spans from the 58th to the 60th floor. This popular spot gives visitors an amazing view Kyoto, Mt. Rokko, the Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge, and Awajishima.

Basic Information

Address

〒545-6016
1-Chome 1-43 Abenosuji, Abeno Ward, Osaka

Phone

06-6621-0300

Hours

・Harukas 300 (Observation Deck)
9:00〜22:00（Last Entrance：21:30）

Closed

None

Fee

Harukas 300（Observation Deck）
Adults：1,500 JPY
Middle and High School Students：1,200 JPY
Elementary School Students：700 JPY
Infants：500 JPY

Credit Card

VISA・MUFG・MasterCard・DC・JCB・AMERICAN EXPRESS・UC・DISCOVER・UnionPay・Diners

Guide

【Japanese】
※Requires Reservation
※For Groups of 15 Or More
※500 JPY Per Person

Website

https://www.abenoharukas-300.jp

Access

FromTenouji Station
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Walk (Approx. Three Minutes)
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FromKintetsu Minami Osaka Line - Osaka Abenobashi Station
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Walk (Approx. One Minute)
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FromHankai Uemachi Line - Tenoujiekimae Station
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Walk (Approx. Three Minutes)
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Tags of this spot

Shopping Mall