While traveling on OSAKA JAPAN, I visited this park. Actually I planned it before arriving OSAKA. The reason for visiting this park is that seeing tower of sun. Memory of reading comic book 20th century boy leads me here. That comic book shocked me in my teenagers and I have taken my mind of visiting tower someday. As same as expectation, it is really great and brings me unforgettable memory.
As of 2026 March 10... This is a very huge park that is not crowded at all. Probably because all the flowers are not in full bloom yet. Very peaceful to take a stroll through the entire park. We're fortunate to catch some Plum Blossom, Cherry Blossom, and also Camellia. The Observation Tower offers an elevated view of the Sun Tower and Ferris Wheel. Entrance fee only 260yen... So cheap for many hours of walk with nature.
Visited on a weekday on Mar 10th, the park is huge and have plenty of nice walking path, there was not much crowd at all. Most spring flowers have not bloomed, the plum blossoms were almost done, and there are few cherry blossoms that have bloomed. Bathrooms are easily available all over the park and they are clean.
Nice place to bring kids with. Make a couple of rounds, enjoy some sweets, and take pictures. Back home, sleep like a baby. The LalaPort shopping complex is adjacent to it. If your time and money is allowed, it is a very nice place to make your family one whole day of fun. A public car park is nearby and fare is fair. Toilet is available and clean.
such an underrated place 😻😻don’t miss out, but definitely RESERVE your ticket ONLINE (we did not and waited so long in the line and also access to the Tower of the Sun was sold out…). Visited on sunday 29/03/2026. It is huuuge so definitely come early in the day to have a few hours to visited and why not do a picnic there :)
The Expo '70 Commemorative Park is a large public park in Osaka, Japan, established on the 1970 Japan World Exposition site. It includes gardens, museums, and the iconic Tower of the Sun.
The most convenient way to get to the park is by the Osaka Monorail, with Bampaku-kinen-koen station closest to the park. Alternatively, you can take the Hankyu Senri line from Osaka-Umeda to Yamada station and then the monorail to the park.
Attractions include Banpaku Beast, a large athletic tower offering over 120 activities, the peaceful Rose Garden, and the colorful Tulip Garden. The Japan Folk Crafts Museum is also for those interested in local arts and crafts.
Banpaku Beast is the world's most giant hexagonal athletic tower, offering climbing, slacklining, and zip-lining activities. It's suitable for visitors taller than 125 cm, with children under 18 requiring adult supervision. Admission varies by age, with discounts for elementary students.
The park boasts a Tulip Garden with around 100,000 tulips of 32 varieties blooming in April and a Rose Garden featuring over 5,600 roses donated from nine countries, peaking in May.