Abeno Harukas

Hestiabelle Zannillestel 4 weeks ago

Lovely place with beautiful views 🥰 Bought tickets from K and exchanged at Floor 16. Then you take the loft direct from 16-60 which takes about 56secs. Not as crowded during a Tuesday evening. Weather was good. Come visit and enjoy the view of Osaka at night ❤️

GSTonyTseng 2 months ago

Located on the 16th floor, the Abeno Harukas Art Museum boasts a beautiful atrium where you can enjoy a regal view for free. However, keep in mind that some columns might obstruct the sight. I recommend purchasing tickets to access the upper floors for a breathtaking night view without any hindrance

Jay Johnson 3 months ago

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.

Wisanu Tuntawiroon 4 months ago

When it comes to capturing the essence and grandeur of Japan's urban landscape, 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. Abeno Harukas is a masterpiece of contemporary architecture, meticulously designed to seamlessly integrate with its surroundings. The sweeping glass façade not only provides a sleek visual appeal but also allows an abundance of natural light to flood the interior, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The seamless fusion of modernity, innovation, and Japanese aesthetics radiates from every angle, making it a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts.

Adrian M 4 months ago

We didn't make it through to the paid viewing floors of this tall building, but we did manage to get to the free viewing platform on level 16.  This platform is outdoors and mainly faces one side of Osaka so whether that's enough is up to you.  There is also seating in the area, however as the views are a little set back from the edge already, you don't really get to enjoy the view in much of this area.  Still, it's good for a quick visit even if you don't go up further.