Tsutenkaku Tower
The charm of Tsutenkaku lies in its diversity. Inside the tower, there are four observation decks, each with its own unique theme, such as the "Light Observation Deck" and the "Golden Observation Deck". The "Golden Observation Deck" is particularly worth a visit, as it features the beloved Billiken statue, which is cherished by the people of Osaka. It is said that rubbing the soles of his feet brings good fortune, making it a must-see spot for tourists.
Tsutenkaku continues to evolve, with new attractions such as a special outdoor observation deck and a tower slide being added. This tower, which blends history and modernity, is a landmark that any visitor to Osaka should not miss. With a history of approximately 110 years, this tower symbolizes the multifaceted nature of Osaka, where the charm of old Japan intertwines with the contemporary.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Tsutenkaku Tower
- Location
- 〒556-0002 1-18-6 Ebisu-higashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Prefecture
- Access
- 3-minute walk from the Sakaisuji Line "Ebisuchou Station" and a 6-minute walk from the JR Osaka Loop Line "Shin-Imamiya Station."
- Parking
- No parking available.
- Business Hours
- Business hours: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM (Last admission 30 minutes before closing)
- Regular Holiday
- Open every day.
- Fees
- General Observation Deck: Adults (high school students and above): 900 yen, Elementary and middle school students, infants (5 years and older): 400 yen | Additional entry fee for Special Outdoor Observation Deck: Adults (high school students and above): 300 yen, Elementary and middle school students, infants (5 years and older): 200 yen.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number： 06-6641-9555
- Official Website
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