Abeno Harukas
"Abeno Harukas" is the tallest building in Japan, located in the Abeno district of Osaka, contributing multifacetedly to the region and urban life. Standing at 300 meters with 60 floors above ground and 5 below, it houses a variety of facilities. There are Kintetsu Department Store, Abeno Harukas Art Museum, Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel, and the magnificent observation deck "Harukas 300."
The building is designed as a sustainable urban activity center with environmental considerations. Ecological systems, including biogas power generation, have been implemented, making it an example of a "three-dimensional city."
The observation deck is located on the 58th to 60th floors, offering expansive views on clear days, from the Osaka plains to Kyoto, the Rokko mountain range, and the Akashi Kaikyō Bridge. The design is simple and sophisticated, featuring large glass panels that create a bright and open atmosphere.
The name "Harukas" means "to make clear" in ancient Japanese, and true to its name, it provides visitors with a bright and open feeling. The logo, which combines three squares, represents the distinctive exterior of Abeno Harukas as well as the coexistence of various facilities such as department stores, hotels, offices, museums, and observation decks, embodying the concept of a "three-dimensional city." The colors used are traditional Japanese "Akane-iro" (deep red) and "Sumi-iro" (ink black).
This facility, where the history and future of local Osaka intersect, serves as a gathering place for many people and meets diverse needs in culture, business, and leisure. In this way, "Abeno Harukas" has become an attractive spot that connects the city and its people.
The building is designed as a sustainable urban activity center with environmental considerations. Ecological systems, including biogas power generation, have been implemented, making it an example of a "three-dimensional city."
The observation deck is located on the 58th to 60th floors, offering expansive views on clear days, from the Osaka plains to Kyoto, the Rokko mountain range, and the Akashi Kaikyō Bridge. The design is simple and sophisticated, featuring large glass panels that create a bright and open atmosphere.
The name "Harukas" means "to make clear" in ancient Japanese, and true to its name, it provides visitors with a bright and open feeling. The logo, which combines three squares, represents the distinctive exterior of Abeno Harukas as well as the coexistence of various facilities such as department stores, hotels, offices, museums, and observation decks, embodying the concept of a "three-dimensional city." The colors used are traditional Japanese "Akane-iro" (deep red) and "Sumi-iro" (ink black).
This facility, where the history and future of local Osaka intersect, serves as a gathering place for many people and meets diverse needs in culture, business, and leisure. In this way, "Abeno Harukas" has become an attractive spot that connects the city and its people.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Abeno Harukas
- Location
- 〒545-8545 1-1-43 Abeno-suji, Abeno Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
- Access
- [Train] Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line "Osaka Abenobashi" Subway Midosuji Line "Tennoji"
- Parking
- If you are accessing by car, the "Kintetsu Parking Building" and "Kintetsu South Parking Lot" are convenient and recommendable.
- Business Hours
- Business hours: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM (Observation Deck)
- Regular Holiday
- It varies by store or facility.
- Fees
- Harukas 300 (Observation Deck)
Adults: 1,800 yen, Junior high and high school students: 1,200 yen, Elementary school students: 700 yen, Preschool children: 500 yen, Free for children under 4 years old. - Contact Information
- Phone Number：06-6621-0300（ハルカス300インフォメーション）
- Official Website
