Abeno Observation Deck Ticket HARUKAS 300


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Abeno Harukas 300
Monday to Sunday: 09:00 ‑ 22:00
Last entry time: 21:30
Operating hours of facilities and services inside Harukas 300 Observatory are subject to change in accordance with the opening hours of Abeno Harukas 300. Please refer to the official website for details.
This offer is not applicable to holders of Japanese passports; children aged 0‑3 must be accompanied by a paying adult; children aged 0‑3 are free of charge.
1‑1‑43 Abenosuji, Abeno Ward, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 545‑8545, Japan
Metro: Take the Kintetsu Line to Osaka Abenobashi Station, or take JR to Tennoji Station
Single entry only
Tickets for the Tenku Hanabi (sky fireworks) can be purchased at the Abeno Observatory
Outside food and beverages are strictly prohibited.

Attraction Highlights
Located on the 58th to 60th floors of the Abeno HARUKAS building in Tennoji, Osaka, the Abeno HARUKAS 300 Observatory stands at a total height of 300 metres, once Japan's tallest skyscraper, offering convenient transport links and diverse amenities. The observatory spans three levels: the 58th floor features a lush, high‑ceilinged sky garden with 16‑metre‑tall "Twin Towers", along with the Sky Garden 300 restaurant and an open‑air BBQ area; the 59th floor serves as a transitional space; the 60th floor is a 360‑degree circular sky corridor offering panoramic views of Osaka city and even across the Kansai region, with an add‑on option to experience the rooftop helipad. The building’s B2 to 14th floors house the Kintetsu Department Store Main Store, integrating shopping and dining with on‑site tax refund services; the 16th floor hosts an art museum. Holders of the Osaka Amazing Pass can enjoy discounted observatory tickets, and a Sumikkogurashi™ themed collaboration event is currently underway.

Multi‑level viewing experience at 300 metres high
The 58th floor sky garden offers a relaxing atmosphere amid greenery and outdoor BBQ at cloud level, while the 60th floor 360‑degree all‑glass sky corridor provides an unobstructed overlook of the Osaka Plain; on clear days, landmarks such as Kyoto and the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge can be seen in the distance, offering an exceptionally vast view.

Unique extreme and themed experiences
An additional rooftop helipad tour can be booked for an even more stunning aerial perspective; the venue regularly hosts popular IP collaboration events, such as the Sumikkogurashi™ themed activities, adding fun and commemorative value to the visit.

Integrated commercial, cultural and tourism facilities
The observatory is linked with the in‑building Kintetsu Department Store, art museum, and high‑end hotel, delivering a one‑stop experience of "sightseeing + shopping + art appreciation". The department store offers on‑site tax refund services, greatly enhancing convenience and enriching the overall visitor experience.

Distinctive architecture and leisure spaces
The high‑ceilinged sky garden on the 58th floor combines scenic beauty with social functions, featuring the uniquely designed "Twin Towers" and BBQ party facilities, allowing visitors to enjoy dining and open‑air views at height, creating unforgettable memories.






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