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- Get stunning views of Osaka from Abeno Harukas 300 observatory deck and consider upgrading your ticket to include a Helicopter tour around Japan's tallest building for spectacular views.
- Enjoy sweeping views of Osaka at the height of 300 meters from the Harukas 300 observatory.
- Zoom up to the 58th and 60th floors with the lift accessible via an elevator from the 16th floor.
Marvel at the stellar views of Osaka through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panels from the 60th floor. - Take a stroll in the Sky Garden which features a wooden deck or get your fix of caffeine in the cafe on the same floor.
- For shopping lovers, Harukas accompanies Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Department Store, one of the largest department stores in Japan.
- Get stunning views of Osaka from Abeno Harukas 300 observatory deck and consider upgrading your ticket to include a Helicopter tour around Japan's tallest building for spectacular views.
- Enjoy sweeping views of Osaka at the height of 300 meters from the Harukas 300 observatory.
- Zoom up to the 58th and 60th floors with the lift accessible via an elevator from the 16th floor.
Marvel at the stellar views of Osaka through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panels from the 60th floor. - Take a stroll in the Sky Garden which features a wooden deck or get your fix of caffeine in the cafe on the same floor.
- For shopping lovers, Harukas accompanies Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Department Store, one of the largest department stores in Japan.
- Tip: Check out the Depachika or the basement food floor of the Kintetsu Department Store, which has an amazing variety of Japanese specialty food items.
- You must purchase an Observatory Ticket to join Heliport Tour.
- Participants must be aged 4+ to participate in Heliport Tour.
- Heliport Tours are filled on a first-come, first-served basis so it is recommended to come 15 mins earlier to register yourself at the Information Counter on the 60th floor.
- Please note: This offer is not available for Japanese passport holders.
- These tickets are open-dated with a validity of 60 days after purchase.
• Entry is free for children aged 0-3.
• Children and youths aged 4-17 can purchase discounted tickets. It can be purchased on-site at the ticket office.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why Visit Harukas 300?
- Unrivaled Views: The Harukas Observatory offers an unparalleled vantage point over Osaka, allowing you to gaze upon a breathtaking cityscape, stretching from the urban jungles to the distant horizons.
- Architectural Marvel: Beyond its height, its unique design blends modern aesthetics with functionality, making it a standout even in a city studded with skyscrapers.
- Art and Culture Hub: The tower hosts the Osaka Abeno Harukas Art Museum, connecting visitors with contemporary art and culture in a setting that's literally above the rest.
- Gastronomic Delight: With eateries that serve both local and international cuisines, dining at Harukas 300 means savoring delicious bites with a side of the skyline.
- Sky Garden Experience: The open-air observation deck is not just about sights but sounds and breezes, creating an immersive experience of being one with the city's pulse.
- Central Location: Situated in the heart of Osaka, it serves as a perfect starting point or pit-stop as you explore the city's many wonders.
Your Harukas 300 Ticket Option Explained
Standard Entry Ticket
Duration: Flexible
- Embark on an aerial adventure in Osaka with this Harukas 300 ticket.
- Soaring 300 meters into the urban skyline, Abeno Harukas doesn’t just pierce the clouds but also immerses you in a celestial experience right in the heart of the city.
- Navigate through the clouds from the 60th floor, where vast, panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows serve up the sprawling cityscape of Osaka on a silver platter.
- For a green reprieve, wander through the Sky Garden’s wooden deck, or savor a cup of bliss at the café, surrounded by the heavens.
- For retail enthusiasts, the majestic Harukas seamlessly integrates with Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Department Store, a shopping haven standing as one of Japan’s largest.
Optional: Elevate your experience further with a helicopter tour, swirling around this iconic beacon, for an unparalleled spectacle of Osaka’s enchanting luminosity.
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Views from the 60th Floor
See Osaka like never before from 300 meters up! Gaze at the city’s panorama from the Harukas observatory and let your eyes feast on the majestic landscape unfolding beneath you.
Sky Garden 300's Heavenly Sips
Enjoy a coffee at Sky Café, where every sip comes with expansive city views, enveloped by drifting clouds and a serene, lofty ambiance.
A Shopper’s Paradise
Experience exceptional shopping at Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Department Store! A multitude of floors presents a world of fabulous finds and stunning retail experiences.
Osaka in the Night
Behold Osaka sparkling as day turns to night, with the city lights charmingly twinkling beneath the starlit skies in a delightful, luminous display.
Zoom Up with the Sky Elevator
Shoot up to the skies! The speedy elevator ride to the top is a quick, exhilarating leap into a world above the clouds.
Harukas Art Museum’s Cultural Journey
Step into a rich world of art and history at the Harukas Art Museum, blending tradition and modernity in every vibrant exhibit.
Helicopter Adventures in the Sky
Soar around Harukas 300 in a helicopter, where every moment in the air brings new, breathtaking views of the pulsating city below.
Plan Your Visit To Harukas 300
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Harukas 300 Location
Facilities
Rules
Visitor Tips
Food & Drinks
Nearby Attractions
Daily Operation: 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Last Entry: 9:30 PM
Closed On: Harukas 300 is open all year round, even holidays!
Best Time To Visit: Mornings for clarity and evenings for city lights.
Best Time of the Year To Visit: Spring or autumn, when Osaka's scenic beauty is at its peak and the weather is pleasantly mild.
Address: 1-chōme-1-43 Abenosuji, Abeno Ward, Osaka, 545-0052, Japan. Find on maps.
How to get there
- By Train: Directly connected to Osaka Abenobashi Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line. A short walk from Tennoji Station which is serviced by the JR, Osaka Metro, and Hankai Tramway.
- By Bus: Several city buses stop at Tennoji Station, which is a brief walk away from Harukas 300. Airport limousine buses from Kansai International Airport and Osaka International Airport also stop at Tennoji Station.
- By Car: There are parking facilities available in the Abeno Harukas building itself. Take the Hanshin Expressway Route 13 Higashi-Osaka Line and use the Tennoji exit, which is in close proximity to Harukas 300.
- Observation Deck: Expansive indoor and outdoor viewing areas that offer panoramic vistas of Osaka.
- Sky Garden: An open-air platform on the 58th floor, allowing visitors to enjoy the ambiance of being in the open at a significant height.
- Free Wi-Fi Zones: Ensuring visitors stay connected and can share their experiences in real-time.
- Restaurants & Cafés: Gourmet dining options with views, including eateries like Sky Garden 300.
- Shopping Area: Access to Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Department Store, offering a vast array of shopping options.
- Audio Guides: Available for tourists, offering insights in multiple languages about the views and the building itself.
- Wheelchair Accessibility: Harukas 300 is equipped with ramps and elevators, ensuring smooth mobility for all visitors.
- Luggage Lockers: Handy for tourists, allowing them to securely store their belongings while exploring the observatory and surrounding areas.
- No Smoking: The entire facility, including the Sky Garden, is designated as a non-smoking area.
- No Tripods: While photography is encouraged, the use of tripods, monopods, or similar equipment is not allowed on the observation decks.
- Pets: Only service animals are permitted inside the observatory. Regular pets are not allowed.
- No Drones: Flying drones within or around Harukas 300 is strictly prohibited for safety reasons.
- Dress Code: Visitors are requested to be appropriately dressed and to avoid wearing anything that might be considered offensive.
- Food & Drink: Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Only items purchased within the building can be consumed.
- Safety Measures: Follow all safety guidelines, especially in open areas like the Sky Garden, and avoid leaning or climbing over barriers.
- Respect Others: Maintain decorum and be considerate, ensuring that all visitors can enjoy their experience without disturbance.
- Visit During Off-Peak Times: To avoid large crowds, consider visiting on weekdays or during non-holiday periods. Early mornings or late evenings tend to be quieter.
- Weather Check: Before heading out, check the weather forecast. Clear days will offer the best panoramic views of Osaka and beyond.
- Footwear Matters: You might be on your feet for a while, so wear comfortable shoes to ensure you can explore at ease.
- Stay Charged: Bring a fully charged camera or smartphone. You wouldn’t want to miss out on capturing those mesmerizing views!
- Look Out for Special Events: Harukas 300 often hosts seasonal events or illuminations, adding extra charm to the visit.
- Dine with a View: Consider timing your visit around a mealtime. The restaurants in Harukas 300 offer delectable cuisines with a side of breathtaking vistas.
- Plan Further Exploration: With its central location, Harukas 300 is a great starting point for exploring other attractions in Osaka. Have a city map handy!
- SKY GARDEN 300: Located Inside Harukas 300. Cuisine: Modern Japanese. Menu Highlights: Tempura assortments, premium wagyu beef dishes, fresh sashimi platters, and seasonal vegetable delicacies.
- Abeno Harukas Dining: Located on various floors in the Abeno Harukas building. Cuisine: A collection of restaurants serving Japanese, Western, and other Asian cuisines. Menu Highlights: Sushi, teppanyaki, ramen, Italian pastas, and Chinese dim sum.
- Matsusakagyu Yakiniku M: Located near Tennoji Station, a short walk from Harukas 300. Cuisine: Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ). Menu Highlights: Premium Matsusaka beef cuts grilled to perfection, served with an assortment of dipping sauces.
- Ramen Chonmage Osaka Tenroku: Located near Tennoji Station. Cuisine: Ramen. Menu Highlights: Rich tonkotsu broth, garlic-infused ramen, and spicy variants.
- Tennoji Zoo: Distance: Approx. 0.5 km from Harukas 300.
An expansive urban zoo home to a diverse range of animals from across the globe. - Shitenno-ji Temple: Distance: Approx. 1.5 km from Harukas 300.
Japan's oldest officially administered Buddhist temple with a rich history dating back to 593 AD. - Tsutenkaku Tower: Distance: Approx. 1.8 km from Harukas 300.
An iconic tower in Osaka, often seen as its symbol, offering panoramic views and steeped in history. - Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine: Distance: Approx. 4 km from Harukas 300.
One of Japan's oldest shrines, showcasing unique architectural features and a serene atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions About Harukas 300 Tickets
How can I purchase tickets for Harukas 300?
You can snag tickets either onsite at Harukas 300's counter or online. The online option often has exclusive offers!
What are the ticket options for Harukas 300?
Currently, only the standard entry ticket is available. You can purchase it online here.
Are there any discounts available for certain age groups?
Absolutely! Kids, seniors, and even larger groups can snag discounted rates. Be sure to check the age criteria when purchasing.
Can I get a refund or cancel my ticket?
Yes, you can cancel the standard entry ticket free of charge up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Can I upgrade or change my ticket type once at Harukas 300?
Certainly! If you fancy a unique experience, you can upgrade your ticket to include a Helicopter tour.
What's the least crowded time to visit?
Mid-morning on weekdays is your best bet. Plus, you might catch some exclusive weekday offers!
How long should I spend at Harukas 300?
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.
Are there restrictions on photography inside Harukas 300?
Snap away! But remember, tripods and drones are a no-go for safety reasons.
Is it worth visiting Harukas 300?
Without a doubt! Harukas 300 is a unique blend of panoramic views, art appreciation, and a taste of Osaka's modern essence.