[2025 Osaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Abeno Harukas 300 (Updated Jan)

#fallishere The Harukas 300 is the Osaka's Iconic Skyscraper situated in the heart of Osaka, it serves as a perfect starting point or pit-stop as you explore the city's many wonders. The 3-tiered observation areas on the 58th–60th floors, with enclosed glass observation, an open-air atrium and Sky Garden and cafe. Offers you to overlooks the amazing vistas of Osaka modern cityscape. You're rewarded with a mesmerizing panorama that captures the heartbeat of this unique and grandeur city. Spend around 2-3 hours should suffice to soak in the views and the ambiance. However, if you're an art lover, budget extra time for the museum. The tower hosts the Osaka Abeno Harukas Art Museum, connecting visitors with contemporary art and culture. Admission: You can snag tickets either onsite at Harukas 300's counter or online. The online option often has exclusive offers! Observatory E-ticket is 1,500 yen. Tickets are free for children aged 0-3. Children and youths aged 4-17 can purchase discounted tickets. Open daily from 9am - 10pm. Best time to visit: mornings for clarity and evenings for city lights. Location: 1 Chome-1-43 Abenosuji, Abeno Ward, Osaka, 545-0052, Japan. #awesomepic#osaka#tripblazers#timetotravel

#weekendgetaways Let me share the amazing view from the toilet in of the tallest building in Japan. It is Abeno Harukas standing 300 metres tall since 2014. It holds the title of the tallest skyscraper until 2023. It has department store, an art museum, a hotel, a garden and an observation deck. Observation deck is from floor 58-60. You will get the 360 degree views of Osaka on 60th floor, while the 58th floor gives an equally beautiful scenery from a wooden deck and cafe. You will also can shop from the souvenir shop and enjoy restrooms with stunning views

#citywalk Osaka was wayyy too hot when we visited on early September. the celcius clocked at 34c in the morning but we embraced the weather anyway. We then headed to the city, hopping from one metro to another train to reach to our destinations. anyway that day we decided to scale the tall Abeno Harukas under the scorching sun. We walked from our stay which is around 25minutes walk.

#cityscape My trip to Abeno Harukas in Osaka was an unforgettable sky-high adventure! As I soared up to the observation deck on the 60th floor, my excitement grew. When I reached the top, the 360-degree view of Osaka was absolutely stunning! The city stretched out endlessly, and I could even see mountains and the sea in the distance. The floor-to-ceiling windows made me feel like I was floating above the city. I spent ages snapping photos and just soaking in the breathtaking view. Walking around the deck was like being on top of the world! There were also cool exhibits and a glass floor section for those brave enough to look straight down. Abeno Harukas was an amazing experience, offering unforgettable views and excitement. A must-do in Osaka! #travel #japan #thingstodo #osaka #abenoharukas

Standing on the Abeno Harukas 300 Observatory in Osaka, the city below unfolds like a magnificent nightscape painting. Through the transparent glass high above, the entire skyline of Osaka is laid out before you, with illuminated streets and buildings outlining the city's contours, sparkling like countless stars in the night. As the night deepens, the blue of the sky intertwines with the city's glow, creating a marvelous contrast. The distant Osaka Castle looks particularly majestic under the lights, while the nearby skyscrapers are adorned with warm lights, evoking a sense of warmth. From this high vantage point, Osaka's night view is like a silent poem, serene and affectionate, telling the story of the city's prosperity and romance. Immersed in this beautiful scene, I feel a sense of peace and fulfillment. The height of Abeno Harukas makes me feel as if I am touching the stars, with the night breeze gently blowing, making me marvel at the beauty and grandeur of life. At this moment, Osaka's night is not just a view, but an unforgettable memory in my heart, filling me with endless longing and love for this city.

HARUKAS 300 Observatory is located in the ABENO HARUKAS building, which was once the tallest building in Japan. Situated in the heart of Osaka, in the Tennoji area, the building stands at a height of 300 meters. It became the tallest building in Osaka and Japan since 2014. Naturally, HARUKAS 300 became the highest observation deck in Japan at that time. Currently, it is the second tallest building after the Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower, which opened in 2023. The observation deck shown in the picture is on the 60th floor, welcoming visitors who take the elevator from the ticketing floor (16th floor). This floor serves as a connection to other floors, including the 59th and 58th floors, as well as the rooftop area, which features the EDGE THE HARUKAS activity for edge-of-the-building viewing and the HARUKAS 300 Heliport Tour for helicopter pad viewing.

#bestsunset #awesomepic #japan Tokyo Harukas 300, located in Abeno Harukas, the tallest building in Japan, offers an unparalleled view of the sprawling cityscape and beyond. Rising 300 meters above the ground, this observation deck is perched on the 58th to 60th floors, providing an expansive 360-degree panorama that stretches from the bustling metropolis of Osaka to the tranquil Seto Inland Sea. During sunset, the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant hues, painting the skyline in shades of gold and crimson, making it a magical moment to behold. The Harukas 300 observatory is located in Osaka’s Abeno district, easily accessible by train via Abeno Harukas Station, directly connected to the Kintetsu Osaka Abenobashi Station. With floor-to-ceiling glass windows, you can take in the breathtaking sunset while gazing over iconic landmarks like the Osaka Castle and Mount Rokko in the distance. On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of Awaji Island and the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. Entry to Harukas 300 costs around ¥1,500 for adults, with discounts available for children, seniors, and students. Visitors are greeted by a sleek interior, stylish lounges, and a café where you can enjoy refreshments as you watch the sun dip below the horizon. For a more exclusive experience, the “Heliport Tour” offers a chance to stand on the rooftop of the tower, making you feel as if you’re floating above the city. With its dazzling sunset views, luxurious setting, and prime location, Tokyo Harukas 300 is a must-visit destination, offering a unique vantage point over the dynamic Osaka skyline. Whether you’re capturing the beauty of the twilight or simply enjoying a serene evening, this spot promises unforgettable memories.

I visited the Harukas 300 Observatory in Osaka, and it was an unforgettable experience! 🌟 Located in the tallest building in the city, it offers stunning panoramic views of Osaka and the surrounding areas. From above, you can see the entire city spread out beneath you, and the night view is mesmerizing with its twinkling lights. 🌆 I also enjoyed a dining experience at one of the Burj restaurants, where the food was delicious and the service was excellent. 🍽️ The site also offers great opportunities for shopping and photography. If you're in Osaka, don't miss out on visiting this amazing place! 📸

Abeno Harukas stands tall - quite literally! As the tallest skyscraper in Osaka and the second tallest building in all of Japan, Abeno Harukas easily enthralls visitors with its striking architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and awe-inspiring views. From the moment you set foot in this iconic landmark, you'll find yourself immersed in a world of elegance, entertainment, and unmatched city panoramas. The view is outstanding, the elevator is very fast to the observation deck. Price ¥1800 per adult. If you don't want to pay, you can go to the 16th for free and will enjoy a great view of the city. Breathtaking and wasn't crowded on Sunday. Make sure to go early on the day you decide to visit. #falltrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks # #falltrip#mytravelhacks#freehotelstay#historicallandmarks#localguides#familytrip#瑞生尖沙咀酒店#trip#instatravel#goodfoods#langkawi

#2024wish The view is outstanding, the elevator is very fast to the observation deck. Price ¥1800 per adult. Breathtaking and wasn't crowded on Sunday. Make sure to go early on the day you decide to visit. Signage is in English and Japanese. Located above the Marriott Miyako hotel. I recommend going here if you're visiting Osaka, it's worth the trip. The night view of the city will make your heart beat faster. I wish to go back here in 2024

The views from the 300m observatory were definitely impressive. Having a snack at the Cafe, particularly in the open air area was a unique experience. But as with other viewing towers we have been to, there isn't much benefit to repeating the visit. There were other towers which provided a better perspective in terms of information on the surrounding area. This wasn't the case for the Harukas. In any case, still good just to go to experience once. In 2024, I want to visit Osaka again. #2024wish