Osaka Umeda Sky
Soar to new heights at Umeda Sky Building in Osaka. Secure your mobile tickets with extended validity and optional entry to Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum. Witness the city's beauty from above. Book now!
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Make your way up to the Kuchu Teien Observatory Deck at the Osaka Umeda Sky Building.
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The Osaka Umeda Sky Building featured in the British newspaper "THE TIMES" as one of the best architectures in the world, is the perfect spot to experience the beauty of Osaka, the commercial center of Honshu.
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Take in the panoramic views of the port city of Osaka from up above.
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Click insta-wothy pictures with spectacular views as you wander around the gallery.
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Choose to visit the Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum located on the 27th floor of the Umeda Sky Building and lay your eyes on beautiful works of art as well as a modern 3D visual take on art.
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Make your way up to the Kuchu Teien Observatory Deck at the Osaka Umeda Sky Building.
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The Osaka Umeda Sky Building featured in the British newspaper "THE TIMES" as one of the best architectures in the world, is the perfect spot to experience the beauty of Osaka, the commercial center of Honshu.
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Take in the panoramic views of the port city of Osaka from up above.
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Click insta-wothy pictures with spectacular views as you wander around the gallery.
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Choose to visit the Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum located on the 27th floor of the Umeda Sky Building and lay your eyes on beautiful works of art as well as a modern 3D visual take on art.
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Explore Kuchu Teien Observatory Deck on Umeda Sky Building's 39th floor. Enjoy 360-degree views of Osaka and its interactive exhibits.
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Opt to visit Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum located on the 27th floor. Marvel at 3D artworks that display depth and movement.
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Enjoy Universal Studios Japan's attractions, from roller coasters to shows, with a 1-day pass.
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Explore Hogwarts, Hogsmeade, and Diagon Alley in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™. Fly on broomsticks, cast spells, and savor butterbeer.
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Step into the Super Nintendo World, ride Yoshi's Adventure, race on Koopa's Challenge™, and collect Power-Up Band coins.
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Explore Kuchu Teien Observatory Deck on Umeda Sky Building's 39th floor. Enjoy 360-degree views of Osaka and its interactive exhibits.
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Opt to visit Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum located on the 27th floor. Marvel at 3D artworks that display depth and movement.
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Enjoy Universal Studios Japan's attractions, from roller coasters to shows, with a 1-day pass.
-
Explore Hogwarts, Hogsmeade, and Diagon Alley in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™. Fly on broomsticks, cast spells, and savor butterbeer.
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Step into the Super Nintendo World, ride Yoshi's Adventure, race on Koopa's Challenge™, and collect Power-Up Band coins.
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Feel the breeze of the 4 seasons as you enjoy the vistas from one of the oldest towers in Osaka.
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Explore the Golden Observatory of the tower where you can greet a golden statue of Billiken - God of luck and happiness.
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Stroll through Tsutenkaku Garden, a beautiful modern Japanese-style garden featuring bamboo fences and stone lanterns.
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Discover what the area looked like a century ago on the Top Floor.
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Take a break at the Top Floor cafe and enjoy a drink with the skyline views of Osaka, at your own expense.
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Tip: You can purchase tickets for the special observation platforms, Tenbo Paradise and Tip the Tsutenkaku, at the tower itself to enjoy unadulterated views of the city.
More details
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Feel the breeze of the 4 seasons as you enjoy the vistas from one of the oldest towers in Osaka.
-
Explore the Golden Observatory of the tower where you can greet a golden statue of Billiken - God of luck and happiness.
-
Stroll through Tsutenkaku Garden, a beautiful modern Japanese-style garden featuring bamboo fences and stone lanterns.
-
Discover what the area looked like a century ago on the Top Floor.
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Take a break at the Top Floor cafe and enjoy a drink with the skyline views of Osaka, at your own expense.
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Tip: You can purchase tickets for the special observation platforms, Tenbo Paradise and Tip the Tsutenkaku, at the tower itself to enjoy unadulterated views of the city.
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With this ticket, gain access to the Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum, which holds in itself the oil paintings of Japanese artist, Koji Kinutani.
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Admire the sculptures and paintings and the world's first 3D immersive painting.
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Marvel at the state-of-the-art mixed media complemented by traditional fresco art featuring Mt. Fuji.
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Upgrade your ticket and enjoy breathtaking sunset views overlooking Osaka Bay at the Umeda Sky Building.
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With this ticket, gain access to the Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum, which holds in itself the oil paintings of Japanese artist, Koji Kinutani.
-
Admire the sculptures and paintings and the world's first 3D immersive painting.
-
Marvel at the state-of-the-art mixed media complemented by traditional fresco art featuring Mt. Fuji.
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Upgrade your ticket and enjoy breathtaking sunset views overlooking Osaka Bay at the Umeda Sky Building.
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Ascend to the top of Harukas 300 Observatory and soak in breathtaking, 360° views of Osaka’s vibrant cityscape, mountains, and distant shores.
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Opt for an exclusive heliport tour at Harukas 300 and enjoy panoramic views from an even higher vantage point, reserved for the adventurous.
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Explore Umeda Sky Building’s Kuchu Teien Observatory, spanning 3 floors, with stunning views from the 39th floor to the open-air rooftop.
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Ride the see-through escalator up to a glass counter with tea on the 40th floor, giving the sensation of floating above Osaka’s skyline.
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Fun fact: Originally part of the "City of Air" project, Umeda Sky Building was meant to have four towers, but budget cuts left only two interconnected towers.
More details
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Ascend to the top of Harukas 300 Observatory and soak in breathtaking, 360° views of Osaka’s vibrant cityscape, mountains, and distant shores.
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Opt for an exclusive heliport tour at Harukas 300 and enjoy panoramic views from an even higher vantage point, reserved for the adventurous.
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Explore Umeda Sky Building’s Kuchu Teien Observatory, spanning 3 floors, with stunning views from the 39th floor to the open-air rooftop.
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Ride the see-through escalator up to a glass counter with tea on the 40th floor, giving the sensation of floating above Osaka’s skyline.
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Fun fact: Originally part of the "City of Air" project, Umeda Sky Building was meant to have four towers, but budget cuts left only two interconnected towers.
Pro tips to help you make a pick
Buy tickets in advance: Purchase your tickets online to avoid long queues at the ticket counter. You can also opt for combo deals that include entry to Universal Studios Japan for added value.
Best time to visit: For a serene experience, visit early in the morning or late in the evening. This helps avoid the peak crowds and offers spectacular views of sunrise or sunset over Osaka
Use the glass escalators: Don’t miss the chance to ride the glass-enclosed escalators. They provide a thrilling ascent to the Floating Garden Observatory, offering unique views of the city as you rise.
Check the weather: Before you go, check the weather forecast. Clear days provide the best visibility, allowing you to see as far as Awaji Island and the Rokko Mountains.
Plan for evening views: The observatory stays open until 10:30 PM, making it an ideal spot to enjoy the city lights. Evening visits can be especially romantic and less crowded.
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About Umeda Sky
The Umeda Sky Building is not just an architectural feat; it's a hub of cultural and recreational activities. From the top-floor Floating Garden Observatory, offering breathtaking views, to the Showa-era themed basement market, this building encapsulates the essence of Osaka's blend of tradition and modernity. With diverse dining options and unique retail outlets, the Umeda Sky Building is a comprehensive destination for both sightseeing and leisure
The Umeda Sky Building features glass-enclosed escalators that span between its two towers, offering visitors a thrilling experience as they ascend 173 meters above the ground.
Originally conceived as the "City of Air" project, the Umeda Sky Building was meant to be a complex of four interconnected towers. However, due to the economic downturn of the 1980s, the project was scaled down to the current two-tower structure.
At the base of the Umeda Sky Building is "Chushizen no Mori," or the Island Garden Forest, a lush green space that provides a tranquil escape amidst the urban environment.
The Umeda Sky Building has been a popular filming location for movies and TV shows, thanks to its unique and futuristic design.
Why visit Umeda Sky?
Plan your visit
Main entrance
The main entrance of the Umeda Sky Building is accessible via an underground walkway from Osaka and Umeda stations. It is designed to accommodate large groups and individuals, providing easy access to the building's various facilities. The entrance leads directly to the high-rise elevator that takes visitors to the Floating Garden Observatory.
East Tower entrance
The East Tower entrance is particularly convenient for those arriving from the JR Osaka Station. This entrance features an escalator and elevator system that ensures smooth access for all visitors, including those with mobility issues.
West Tower entrance
The West Tower entrance serves as an alternative access point, ideal for visitors coming from the nearby Umeda stations on different subway lines. This entrance also includes escalators and elevators, ensuring that the building is accessible to everyone.
- The Umeda Sky Building occasionally extends its hours for special events and festivals, particularly during holidays.
- Seasonal events, such as winter light-ups and spring cherry blossom viewings, may result in extended access to attractions. Periodic maintenance may temporarily close sections of the building; check regularly for updates.
The Umeda Sky Building offers a cloak room facility for visitors to securely store their belongings. This service is especially useful for those carrying bulky items or luggage, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free visit.
Secure lockers are available for rent, providing a safe place to store personal items while exploring the Umeda Sky Building. This service is ideal for those who prefer to travel light and keep their belongings secure.
Several souvenir shops are located within the Umeda Sky Building, offering a wide range of gifts and mementos. From local crafts to unique keepsakes, these shops provide visitors with the perfect way to remember their trip to Osaka.
Changing rooms are available, offering a convenient place for visitors to freshen up or change attire.
The building features a variety of dining options, including cafes and restaurants that offer both local and international cuisine. Visitors can enjoy meals with great views of Osaka, enhancing their overall experience.
The Umeda Sky Building is equipped with wheelchair-accessible ramps and elevators to ensure that visitors with mobility challenges can explore the premises comfortably.
Multiple elevators are available throughout the building, offering easy access to all levels, including the observatory and restaurant floors. These elevators are spacious and designed to accommodate wheelchairs and strollers.
Strollers are welcome at the Umeda Sky Building, with elevator access making it easy for families to navigate the different floors.
Service animals are welcome at the Umeda Sky Building. Proper documentation may be required upon entry to ensure a seamless visit.
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