• Osaka Castle - Visitors to Osaka Castle will find themselves immersed in one of Japan’s most renowned and historic sites, originally constructed in the 16th century by the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Encircled by grand stone walls, moats, and verdant landscapes, the castle presents a harmonious blend of history and natural beauty. Guests can explore the main tower, now a modern museum featuring samurai artifacts, battle history, and offering panoramic views from the top floor. The adjacent Osaka Castle Park is ideal for leisurely walks, cherry blossom viewing in spring, and enjoying tranquility amidst the vibrant city.

• Osaka Castle - At the Castle Tower, visitors are transported back in time as they explore a magnificent example of traditional Japanese architecture, often situated high above the city or countryside. Inside, guests will discover historical exhibits, samurai armor, and panoramic views from the top floor observation deck. The ascent through the tower provides a unique journey through feudal history, with each level displaying relics, maps, and stories of past battles and rulers. Whether part of a restored castle or an original structure, the Castle Tower offers an immersive and educational experience, providing visitors with a profound appreciation of Japan’s cultural and military heritage.

• Osakajo Gozabune Pier - At Osaka Castle Gozabune, visitors can board a beautifully crafted golden boat, modeled after the luxurious vessels used by feudal lords during Japan’s Edo period. As the boat gently cruises through the inner moat of the iconic Osaka Castle, guests are treated to stunning, close-up views of the castle’s stone walls, towers, and lush surroundings from a unique waterside perspective. This brief yet memorable ride offers a peaceful escape from the bustling city and a chance to absorb the historic atmosphere of one of Japan’s most famous landmarks. It’s a perfect photo opportunity and a cultural experience combined.

• Umeda Sky Building - At the Umeda Sky Building’s Floating Garden Observation Deck, visitors will enjoy one of the most iconic panoramic views in Osaka. Situated 170 meters above ground, the open-air circular rooftop connects two towers and provides a 360-degree view of the city’s skyline, rivers, and distant mountains. Guests can walk the “Sky Walk” on the rooftop for an exhilarating experience under the open sky, especially breathtaking during sunset or at night when the city lights up. Inside, there are also glass-enclosed observation areas, cozy seating, and even a café for relaxing while taking in the sights. It’s a must-visit for photographers, couples, and anyone seeking a stunning view of urban Japan from above. Note: Umeda Sky Building Floating Garden Observation Deck (Until 15:00 pm)

• Hep Five Ferris Wheel - Ride the iconic HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel, located in central Osaka’s Umeda district. Enjoy sweeping views of the city from 106 meters high — one of the best photo spots in Osaka.

• Tonbori River Cruise - Experience the best of Osaka nightlife and scenery on the Dotonbori River Cruise. Sail through the heart of Osaka’s famous entertainment district, surrounded by neon lights and landmarks like the Glico Running Man.

• Tsutenkaku - Explore the retro charm of Osaka at Tsutenkaku Tower in the Shinsekai district. From the observation deck, you’ll see incredible city views while learning about this symbol of Osaka.

• Osaka Museum of History - Journey through Osaka’s past with life-size dioramas and exhibits, starting from ancient times to the modern era. The museum also has great views of Osaka Castle nearby.

• Osaka Science Museum - Perfect for families and curious minds, this museum features hands-on exhibits on physics, space, and energy, along with an impressive planetarium.

• Osaka Museum of Housing and Living - Walk through a full-scale replica of an Edo-period Osaka neighborhood, complete with shops, homes, and traditional streets.

• Nagai Botanical Garden - Enjoy a peaceful stroll among seasonal flowers, wide lawns, and forests. It’s a relaxing spot for nature lovers.

• Sakuya Konohanakan - Explore Japan’s largest botanical garden under glass domes, featuring exotic plants from tropical rainforests, deserts, and more.

• Shitenno-ji - Visit one of Japan’s oldest temples, featuring a treasure house filled with artifacts and a beautifully landscaped Buddhist paradise garden.

• Tempozan Ferris Wheel - Take a ride on this enormous Ferris wheel by the harbor for scenic views of Osaka Bay and nearby attractions like Universal Studios Japan.

• Legoland Discovery Center Osaka - Dive into a playful world of LEGO at this indoor family attraction, offering rides, 4D cinema, and creative building areas.

• Aqualiner - Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the Okawa River, passing parks, bridges, and seasonal scenery like cherry blossoms in spring.

• Osakakigyoka Museum (Entrepreneurial Museum of Challenge and Innovation) - Discover one of the most inspiring museums in Osaka. The Entrepreneurial Museum of Challenge and Innovation showcases the success stories of Japan’s top entrepreneurs and business pioneers. Explore interactive exhibits and learn how Osaka became a key center for trade and innovation. The museum highlights famous Japanese companies and innovators who helped shape the nation’s economy. It’s a must-visit for travelers interested in business history, entrepreneurship, and Osaka’s commercial heritage.

• Kamigata Ukiyo-e Museum - Step into the vibrant world of Japanese woodblock prints at the Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum, one of Osaka’s most unique cultural attractions. Located in the historic Namba district, this museum is dedicated to Ukiyo-e prints from the Kamigata region (modern-day Osaka and Kyoto), with a special focus on kabuki actors and traditional performing arts. Travelers can admire colorful, detailed prints that capture the spirit of Osaka’s entertainment scene from the Edo period. The museum also offers hands-on activities where visitors can try woodblock printing themselves—an excellent way to experience Japanese art and culture firsthand.

• Tennoji Zoo - Visit one of Japan’s oldest and most beloved zoos, located in Osaka’s vibrant Tennoji district. Osaka Tennoji Zoo is home to over 1,000 animals from around the world, including lions, elephants, giraffes, and hippos. The zoo is designed to replicate natural habitats, allowing visitors to observe animals up close in realistic environments. Popular zones include the African Savanna area and the Reptile House. It’s a great destination for families and animal lovers looking for an enjoyable and educational experience in the heart of Osaka.

• GLION MUSEUM - Step into a world of vintage luxury at the GLION Museum, a hidden gem in Osaka for automobile enthusiasts. Housed in a beautifully restored red brick warehouse near Osaka Bay, this museum features an impressive collection of classic cars from around the world, including rare vintage models and luxury automobiles. Travelers can admire beautifully maintained cars from iconic brands such as Rolls-Royce, Ferrari, and Jaguar. The museum also offers a retro-style café and restaurant, making it a great spot for a relaxing visit surrounded by timeless automotive history.

• Osaka Amazing Pass
• Covers all Osaka Metro lines
• Access to approximately 40 facilities

• Personal Expenses

Experience the best of Osaka with this comprehensive pass—your ultimate ticket for unlimited subway travel and complimentary access to over 40 premier attractions! Visit renowned sites like Osaka Castle, the Umeda Sky Building, and Tsutenkaku Tower, or indulge in unique activities such as river cruises and Ferris wheel rides offering breathtaking cityscapes. This pass also reveals hidden treasures including historic temples, interactive museums, and beautiful gardens. Whether your interests lie in history, nightlife, or family-friendly entertainment, the Osaka Amazing Pass provides exceptional value and convenience, making it the ideal way to explore Osaka’s highlights in one convenient package!

• You’ll have access to a diverse range of approximately 40 facilities, including Osaka Castle Castle Tower, Osaka Castle Gozabune, Umeda Sky Building Floating Garden Observation Deck (until 3:00 pm), Osaka Water Bus (Aqua Liner), and Tombori River Cruise! Discounts and gift benefits are available at approximately 30 facilities and stores
• The pass includes Osaka Metro, Osaka Municipal Bus (except for some routes), and private railway lines such as Hankyu, Hanshin, Keihan, Kintetsu, and Nankai. However, it is limited to Osaka City only
• This pass covers all Osaka Metro lines except for the section between Cosmo Square Station and Yumeshima Station. An extension of the pass is scheduled for 2025
• Same price applies to all ages
• It is not possible to use the Nankai Line from Kansai Airport Station
• The pass is valid for consecutive calendar days. For example, if you activate it at 13:00, that day counts as Day 1, and the pass will expire at 02:59 on Day 3, as the system refreshes daily at 03:00
• Some attractions require reservations, check their official websites in advance. Note: QR code screenshots are not accepted

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.