
If you’re not scared of heights and want to get a good look at the city, the Umeda Sky Building is one of Osaka’s tallest structures and offers spectacular views from its rooftop observatory.
Located near the Yodogawa River in Kita-ku, this tourist attraction is only a 15-minute walk from the major train stations in downtown Umeda and should be on everyone’s list of things to see and do in Osaka.

On the lower floors of the building you’ll find movies theaters, shops and an exhibition hall. Currently, the exhibition features a tribute to Michael Jackson, complete with many of his personal artifacts and items from his Neverland Ranch.
Those looking for a great photo op and a bit of a thrill will need to pay a modest fee to get access to the observation deck -- 40-stories above!
Visitors going to the rooftop will be treated to rides in a glass walled elevator and an escalator that connects the two towers in midair -- just getting to the top of this unique structure is an experience not to be missed! But if you’re scared of heights, you might want to sit this one out…

On the top floor you’ll find a kid’s play area, cafeteria and many window-side seats. On the rooftop you’ll be greeted with panoramic views, and hopefully good weather!
Afterwards, if you’re feeling a bit hungry, you can visit the basement of this building where a reproduction of a Showa era street lies along with several restaurants.
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