大阪 Day Guides
Abeno Harukas is one of the most iconic skyscrapers in Japan, located in Osaka. At 300 meters tall, it's the tallest building in the country and offers stunning city views, shopping, art, and dining – all in one place.
If you're planning to spend a day here, this guide will help you enjoy everything Abeno Harukas has to offer!
To visit Abeno Harukas, head to Tennoji Station – it's directly connected to the building.
Train Access:
From Osaka Station: Take the JR Osaka Loop Line (about 15 minutes).
From Namba Station: Take the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line (about 10 minutes).
From Kyoto: Take the JR Special Rapid Service to Osaka Station, then transfer to the Loop Line.
Once you arrive: Follow signs inside the station for “Abeno Harukas” or “Harukas 300.” You’ll see signs in English too. The building is directly connected to the Kintetsu Department Store area.
Location: Floors 58 to 60
Ticket Price: ¥1,500 (Adults), ¥1,200 (Students), ¥700 (Children)
Begin your day at the Harukas 300 Observatory on the top floors (58th to 60th). This sky-high observation deck offers amazing views of Osaka, and on clear days, you can see as far as Kyoto and Nara.
✔ See 360° views of Osaka, and on clear days, even Nara and Kobe
✔ Take photos from the glass sky deck
✔ Sit in the sky garden with light music and snacks
✔ Try Edge The Harukas (a thrilling walk on the edge of the building – extra cost)
Tip: Go early in the morning to avoid crowds and see everything clearly.
There are several cafés inside the building where you can rest after visiting the top.
Tully’s Coffee (Floor 17) – Great for coffee and a quiet seat
Blue Jean Café – Light breakfast and coffee
Greenberry’s Coffee (Vegan Options) – Plant-based milk available and soft pastries
Location: 16th Floor
Entrance Fee: ¥1,200–¥1,500 (varies by exhibit)
The museum hosts changing exhibitions of Japanese and international art. You can see paintings, history exhibits, or modern design.
✔ Explore the current exhibit
✔ Buy unique art-themed gifts at the museum shop
✔ Take a short walk to the rooftop garden next to the museum
Floors: B2 to 14th Floor
This is the largest department store in Japan, inside Abeno Harukas. You can find clothes, cosmetics, toys, souvenirs, and food.
✔ Shop for fashion and home goods
✔ Visit the food basement (B2F) for Japanese snacks and bento
✔ Find souvenirs on the upper floors
✔ Take a look at the bookstore, stationery, or kids’ section
There are many restaurants in Abeno Harukas, especially on floors 12 to 14. Many have big windows with a great view of Osaka.
Tonkatsu Wako – Famous for pork cutlets and set meals
Yoshizuka – Japanese seafood dishes and donburi (rice bowls)
AIN SOPH. Journey (Vegan-Friendly) – All-vegan meals, including tofu steak and curry
Soup Stock Tokyo – Healthy soups with some vegetarian and vegan choices
Location: 16th Floor, next to the Art Museum
This open-air garden is peaceful and has benches and flower beds.
✔ Sit and relax while enjoying the view
✔ Drink something from a vending machine
✔ Take photos with the skyline behind you
✔ Watch people walk by – it’s a calm space away from the busy floors
Walking Distance: 5 minutes from Abeno Harukas
This nearby shopping mall offers a more casual atmosphere with local shops, cafes, and a cinema.
✔ Shop at fashion brands like GU, Uniqlo, and ABC Mart
✔ Check out Japanese lifestyle stores like Loft or Tokyu Hands
✔ Catch a movie if you want a break from walking
End your day with a relaxing dinner. Whether you're looking for something traditional or modern, there are many options around Abeno Harukas and Tennoji.
Kushikatsu Daruma – Famous Osaka-style skewers, great for sharing
Harukas Dining (14th Floor) – Mix of restaurants offering Japanese, Western, and Korean food
Paprika Shokudo Vegan – Cozy vegan restaurant with burgers, curry, and desserts
Yayoiken – Affordable Japanese set meals with rice, miso soup, and grilled fish or tofu
After a full day of views, food, and culture, head back to your hotel from Tennoji Station. Most major areas in Osaka (like Namba, Umeda, or Shin-Osaka) are just a short train ride away.
