Osaka Views from Japan’s Tallest Building, Abeno Harukas

Abeno Harukas soars above the unique, teardrop-shaped Abeno Pedestrian Bridge to its northwest.

Gazing south from Abeno Harukas, the city lights stretch to the horizon.

A panoramic view of Osaka, including the high-rise buildings to the north.

Seen from central Osaka, Abeno Harukas soars above its surroundings.

Abeno Harukas Dining is among Japan’s largest restaurant malls, with 44 eateries spread over floors 12–14. Abeno Market Restaurants (underground, B2F), is another popular dining option.

The elevator entrance on the second floor.

“Walking on air” in the sixtieth-floor Observatory Gallery, with its floor-to-ceiling windows.

Visitors enjoying the views. Group reservations are available, including a guided tour (additional cost).

Sunset over Yumeshima, the site chosen for World Expo 2025.

Osaka’s north-south arteries resemble a gigantic electric circuit.

Edge the Harukas costs just ¥1,000 and includes one commemorative photo.

Visitors thrill to the sensation of the wind in their hair, more than 300 meters above Osaka. (© Jiji)

Sky Garden is a sixtieth-floor sunlit atrium boasting panoramic views. (Courtesy Kintetsu Real Estate)

Enjoy refreshments and views of Osaka in the open air.

Pineapple Candy ice cream, topped with crushed candy to create a unique taste and texture.

The fifty-ninth floor has the exit elevators and a souvenir outlet selling exclusive goods, including gifts featuring the Harukas mascot, Abeno Bear.