What other travelers are saying about Tower of the Sun
As one of Osaka’s most iconic landmarks, the structure was admired for its bold design and powerful symbolism. The towering presence was felt immediately upon arrival, and the intricate interior exhibition was experienced with fascination. Insight into artist Taro Okamoto’s vision was provided, deepening the appreciation of its historical and cultural significance. The surrounding Expo ’70 Commemorative Park was beautifully maintained, offering a peaceful and scenic setting for exploration. A meaningful encounter with art, history, and nature was thoroughly enjoyed.
The tower is well worth visit, and I’d recommend you to go inside - there was an exhibition related to evolution of species, which honestly didn’t impress me a lot, just figures of animals like in a children amusement park, standing on branches of the tree of evolution. You go up and around them, ascending from prehistoric to current times. BUT! Upstairs, you also have an inside view of both hands of the tower, it was very impressive, very futuristic and cosmic in a sense. Like you are inside of some alien spacecraft. Highly recommend!
We went on Monday afternoon and waited 1 and half hour to go inside, because slots were full. You don’t need to wait a lot in a queue, it’s just slots are for later time, we bought tickets on the spot and went for a walk before returning back for our slot time. The park is beautiful, there is a lot to see! So it didn’t feel like wasting time at all
One of the most epic things I’ve seen in my life! You can go inside but be sure to book ticket in advance online at least a day prior to your visit. It will take about 30 mins inside the tower.
It's nice to explore outside Osaka. Love the vibes at here because can walking around the garden. I was surprising to see Ramen Expo on my visit. I would recommend for whom like to explore the new thing.
We visited here on the off chance after seeing this on Google Maps. The park was closed when we visited but it was still nice to wander around what we could and view the tower from the distance.
After seeing the photos from the 1970 Expo, I can only imagine how vast and stimulating this site would have been then.
I would love to see inside properly and if I am lucky enough to visit Osaka again, I’ll make sure it’s on a day when the park is open.
