Abeno Harukas

Abeno Harukas boasts the title of Japan's tallest building. The 58th, 59th, and 60th floors of Abeno Harukas serve as observation decks, with a height of 300 meters above ground. On the 60th floor, the floor-to-ceiling glass walls provide a sensation of strolling through the air. In addition to a panoramic view of Osaka on a clear day, visitors can also enjoy views of Kyoto, Mount Rokko, and the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. The 58th floor features an open-air structure that allows visitors to feel the outside air as well as the view. With cafes and restaurants on site, visitors can enjoy a meal while taking in the view of Osaka. On the 59th floor, there is a shop selling "Harukas 300 (Observatory) Goods," which could make for a great souvenir or memento.

Actually, Abeno Harukas has a hotel attached where you can stay. The hotel is located in the upper part of Abeno Harukas, allowing you to have a panoramic view of Osaka in your own private space. You're sure to have a relaxing time. The room's windows are large, giving you a sense of openness. It might be nice to spend time with your loved ones or special someone at the Abeno Harukas hotel.

At Abeno Harukas, tours are available to help you learn more about the building. There are three types of tours: "Harukas 300 (Observatory) Heliport Tour," "Abeno Harukas Backyard Tour," and "Harukas 300 (Observatory) Scenic Guide Tour"! It's highly recommended because you can see the backside of Abeno Harukas, which is normally not accessible. ① "Harukas 300 (Observatory) Heliport Tour" You can visit the heliport mark on the roof of Abeno Harukas. Of course, you can also enjoy the view from the rooftop. There are no obstructions, so you can enjoy a sense of openness! Please enjoy the breathtaking view that can only be enjoyed from the rooftop of Abeno Harukas. ② "Abeno Harukas Backyard Tour" This is a special tour where you can learn about the backside of Abeno Harukas. The attendants will explain the equipment and structural technology that support Japan's tallest building in an easy-to-understand manner. You can feel the excitement of exploring an area that you normally wouldn't enter! ③ "Harukas 300 (Observatory) Scenic Guide Tour" This tour is for those who have reserved group admission and will tour the observatory while listening to the guide's instructions through a guide headphone. The guide staff will teach you about the highlights and trivia of Abeno Harukas, so you can learn more about it!

If you want to enjoy the view from the top of Abeno Harukas, we recommend visiting at night. The city lights up in the dark, revealing a different kind of stunning night view from the one you see during the day. The shining lights of buildings and structures create a world of light. As the observation deck is dimly lit, the city lights shine even brighter, creating a romantic atmosphere. Abeno Harukas at night is especially recommended as a dating spot for couples.

On the 16th floor of Abeno Harukas, there is the Abeno Harukas Art Museum. The museum was created with the concept of "bringing all art to all people" in mind, making it easy for anyone to experience art. Exhibitions of art from a wide range of fields, including Japanese art, Eastern martial arts, Western art, and contemporary art, are held at different times. Why not take a look together before or after enjoying the view from the observation deck?

From the 12th to 14th floors of Abeno Harukas, there is a restaurant area where you can enjoy a meal. The restaurants on the three floors total a whopping 44 stores! The genres of cuisine are wide-ranging, including Japanese and seafood dishes, as well as French, Chinese, Korean, and teppanyaki. Cafes also offer buffets and more, so there are many options to choose from, making it a great place to select a restaurant based on your situation and mood.