Abeno Harukas

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Abeno Harukas

A towering skyscraper boasting a height of 300 meters above ground. From the observation deck on the top floor, one can enjoy a wide view of Osaka.

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Opened in 2014, the 300-meter-high skyscraper is a mix-use complex building. From the two basement floors to the 14th level you’ll find Kintetsu Department Store (Main Store Abeno Harukas) and the Abeno Harukas Dining restaurant floors.

The 16th floor is home to the Abeno Harukas Art Museum, where you’ll find a colorful lineup of art exhibits. The Osaka Marriot Miyako Hotel occupies floors 19, 20, 38-55 and 57. On the 19th floor the open kitchen COOKA is serving up seasonal vegetables, seafood, meat dishes and more, all paired with breathtaking views from 100 meters up in the air.

The observation deck, Harukas 300, is located across the 58th, 59th and 60th floors. The deck is accessible by the 16th floor admission gate where a dedicated elevator will bring you to the 60th floor where breathtaking views, floor-to-ceiling windows, and sense of walking on air await you in this panoramic space. On clear days you can see from Kyoto to Mt. Rokko, from the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge to Awaji Island, Mt. Ikoma and more.

On the 58th floor sits a wooden deck area called the “Sky Garden”, where a number of miscellaneous events are held. Inside the shop area there’s also a café/dining bar called “Sky Garden 300”, serving food, alcoholic drinks and even a tasteful dinner menu to enjoy along with resplendent views of the glittering night sky.

There is also a popular "Heliport Tour" where you can visit the heliport located on the roof of Abeno Harukas. Feel the wind blowing through from 300 meters above ground while enjoying an unobstructed 360-degree view.

Highlights

  • A towering skyscraper boasting a height of 300 meters above ground.
  • A vibrant array of art on display on the 16th floor Abeno Harukas Art Museum.
  • Home to the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel on the 19th, 20th, 38-55th and 57th floors.
  • The Harukas 300 observation deck offers wall to wall glass panoramic views from the 60th floor.
  • The "Heliport Tour," where you can visit the heliport on the roof of Abeno Harukas, is also popular.

Photos

  • The Osaka landmark boasted as Japan’s largest building.

    The Osaka landmark boasted as Japan’s largest building.

  • The Abeno Harukas Art Museum on the 16th floor.

    The Abeno Harukas Art Museum on the 16th floor.

  • Harukas 300, the observation deck across the top 3 floors.

    Harukas 300, the observation deck across the top 3 floors.

  • Sky Garden 300, café, dining and bar space with breathtaking views at night.

    Sky Garden 300, café, dining and bar space with breathtaking views at night.

  • Enjoy an unobstructed panoramic view from the heliport at 300 meters above ground with the "Heliport Tour".

    Enjoy an unobstructed panoramic view from the heliport at 300 meters above ground with the "Heliport Tour".

Reviews

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  • Sunny Liu

    不愧是關係第一高樓,超高的美景360度環觀,把市區景色看得清清楚楚。

  • 張為誠

    從車站內就可以直接通往大樓很方便,展望台在入口處16樓然後再搭乘高速電梯直達60樓展望台。

  • Lin Hsu

    展望台上也可以喝咖啡還有很多適合拍照的點,進場後沒有時間限制要待多久都可以。

  • Angela Hsieh

    夜景真的很漂亮,俯瞰城市每一個角落,都特別有意思。

  • Tim Hung

    除了觀景台看風景以外,還有美食餐廳及百貨公司可以閑逛。

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Details

Name in Japanese
あべのハルカス
Postal Code
545-6016
Address
1-1-43 Abenosuji, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka
Tel
06-6621-0300 (Harukas 300 Observation Deck Information Line)
Closed
Open every day
Business Hours
Harukas 300 Observation Deck: 9:00am-10:00pm (last entry 9:30pm)
Admission
Harukas 300 Observation Deck: Adults: 2,000yen, middle/high school students (1,200yen), elementary school students: 700yen, small children ages 4 and up: 500yen. (all prices included tax)
Access
(1) Directly connected to Tennoji Station on all JR/Osaka Metro lines.
(2) Directly connected to Osaka-Abenobashi Station on the Kintentsu-Minamiosaka Line
Credit Cards
Depend on facilities
Official Website
Official Website (English)