Harukas 300 Entry Tickets at Abeno Harukas 300 - Observation deck
Harukas 300 Entry Tickets
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- Spectacular visuals
- Worth every penny
Rated 4.5 out of 5, Harukas 300 draws visitors for its breathtaking 360-degree views of Osaka, with the high-speed lift ride adding to the excitement. Guests praise the easy ticket process, friendly staff, and the high-tech screens at each corner of the observation deck. Whether visiting at sunset or after dark, most find it well worth the trip.
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Harukas 300 Entry Tickets
Harukas 300 Observatory sits atop Japan's tallest building in Osaka, offering spectacular views from 300 metres above ground level. The observatory spans three floors at the summit of Abeno Harukas, with the main viewing deck on the 60th floor featuring floor-to-ceiling glass walls that provide unobstructed 360-degree panoramas of the city.
From this vantage point, you'll spot Osaka's famous landmarks including Osaka Castle and Shitennoji Temple, whilst distant mountain ranges like Mount Yoshino and Mount Ikoma create a dramatic backdrop. The experience includes access to the unique Sky Garden on the 58th floor, an open-air wooden deck where you can enjoy refreshments at the cafe whilst taking in the elevated city views.
Highlights
- Spectacular 360-degree views of Osaka from the 60th floor observatory, 300 metres above ground level
- Floor-to-ceiling glass walls on the main viewing deck create an unobstructed panoramic experience
- Sky Garden outdoor wooden deck and cafe on the 58th floor for relaxation with elevated city views
- Optional heliport tour upgrade available for an even higher aerial perspective of Osaka
- Seasonal exhibitions and workshops, including special themed events throughout the year
- Clear views of iconic landmarks including Osaka Castle, Shitennoji Temple, and distant mountain ranges
Plan Your Visit to Harukas 300
Harukas 300 opening hours are daily from 9am to 10pm, with last entry at 9:30pm. The observatory is accessible to all ages, with children aged 0-3 entering free when accompanied by an adult ticket holder. Youth discounts for ages 4-17 are available at the ticket office with valid identification.
Allow at least 1-2 hours for your visit to fully experience both the main observatory and Sky Garden. Visit around sunset or after dark to see Osaka's city lights sparkle, though daytime visits offer excellent views of the surrounding mountains and cityscape. The high-speed elevator takes you from the 16th floor ticketing area directly to the observation levels.
The Sky Garden cafe on the 58th floor serves refreshments, and outside food and drinks are not permitted in other areas of the observatory. For photography enthusiasts, tripod restrictions may apply, so check current guidelines on arrival. After exploring the heights of Osaka, consider visiting other attractions in the city such as Osaka Castle tickets to see one of the landmarks you've spotted from above, or discover more of the region with Universal Studios Japan tickets for a completely different Osaka experience.
Why you'll love it
- Enjoy sweeping views of Osaka at the height of 300 meters from the Harukas 300 observatory
- Take your Osaka experience to new heights by upgrading your ticket for the helicopter tour
- Get ready for a bird's-eye view of the city that will leave you breathless
- Take a breather and relax at the Sky Garden with a wooden deck and cafe on the 58th floor of Abeno Harukas
- On the 60th floor, soak in a panoramic view of downtown Osaka through large floor-to-ceiling glass panels
- Don’t miss "Godzilla Attacks! Final Battle on the Summit of Abeno" at HARUKAS 300! Get access to a Godzilla Earth display, games, workshops & more until Jun 29.
What's included
- Admission to Harukas 300 Observatory Heliport tour (optional)
- Live guide Transportation
Good to know
- Age suitability
- Suitable for all ages
- Opening hours
- Mon-Sun09:00-22:00
- Know before you go
Bring a valid ID for entry; last admission is 9:30pm.
Children under 4 enter free with an adult.
No outside food or drink except in designated cafe areas.
Upgrades like the heliport tour require an observatory ticket and are subject to availability.
Tickets remain valid for 60 days after purchase.
- Visitor guidelines
Your Visit to Harukas 300 Observatory
Harukas 300 Observatory, atop Japan's tallest building in Osaka, offers visitors an immersive journey above the city's skyline. Begin at the ticketing area on the 16th floor before ascending to the top via high-speed elevator, where the stunning 60th-floor indoor deck presents views unobstructed by glass from floor to ceiling. The observatory stretches over three floors and provides visual access to iconic Osaka sites such as Osaka Castle, Shitennoji Temple and the sprawling cityscape.
Unmatched City Vistas
Once on the 60th floor, you are greeted by wide-ranging views of modern and historical Osaka. See distinctive landmarks, distant mountain ranges like Mount Yoshino and Mount Ikoma and the urban tapestry below. The seamless glass walls create the feeling of floating above the city's heart, making it a photographer's dream both day and night.
Sky Garden and Relaxation
Descend to the 58th floor to discover the Sky Garden—a unique open-air space featuring a large wooden deck. Here you can unwind, enjoy refreshments at the onsite cafe or simply take in the breeze while surrounded by elevated city views. This tranquil environment is perfect for resting during your visit or planning the next part of your Osaka adventure.
Optional Heliport Tour
For guests seeking an extra thrill, upgrades for the heliport tour are available. Experience a bird’s-eye vantage that takes you even higher above Osaka’s rooftops for impressive photographic opportunities. Please check availability and restrictions on the day of your visit if you wish to purchase this experience.
Seasonal Experiences
Depending on the time of your visit, you may encounter special exhibitions such as the "Godzilla Attacks! Final Battle on the Summit of Abeno," featuring exclusive displays and interactive workshops. These themed events enrich your exploration and appeal especially to families and pop culture fans.
Exploring Nearby Attractions
Abeno Harukas is not just an observation tower; it houses shopping, dining and artistic spaces. After your observatory experience, stroll through the complex to enjoy a meal, browse local designs, or visit cultural spots nearby. Plan extra time to make the most of everything available in and around this towering landmark.
Visitor Facilities and Accessibility
Harukas 300 is accessible to guests of all ages. The facilities offer restrooms, clear signage in multiple languages and staff available for assistance. Children under 4 can enter free with an adult. Ticket upgrades, including discounts for youth and families, may be available on site for selected age groups.
Ideal Times and Photography Tips
Visit around sunset or after dark for vibrant lighting and city sparkle, but daytime visits also reveal the city’s expanse and nearby mountains. Remember that the last entry is at 9:30pm. Tripods may be restricted; check guidelines if you are visiting for photography.
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- Cancellation policy
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Frequently asked
Is entry to Harukas 300 suitable for children?
Yes, children of all ages are welcome. Children aged 0-3 enter free with an adult ticket holder.
Can I participate in the heliport tour without purchasing an observatory ticket?
No, the heliport tour is only available as an upgrade after you have an observatory ticket.
What are the opening hours of Harukas 300?
The observatory is open daily from 9am to 10pm, with last entry at 9:30pm.
Are there food and beverage options on site?
Yes, the 58th floor Sky Garden has a cafe. Outside food and drinks are not allowed in other areas.
Are there any ticket discounts available?
Discounted youth tickets for ages 4-17 are available at the ticket office with valid ID.
Where you'll be
Abeno Harukas 300 - Observation deck, 1 Chome-1-43 Abenosuji, Abeno Ward
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