Tsutenkaku

#OsakaTravel How can you visit Osaka and not visit the popular landmark "Tsutenkaku"! ! I have visited twice. The first time I only took pictures of the buildings from a distance in the shopping street. The second time I visited, I bought a ticket to enter the observation deck at the top to take pictures📷~ Although I visited twice, the angles I stood at were different, and the scenery I saw was really different! ! Another major feature of "Tsutenkaku" is the "slide deck" 🛝 that you can experience. If you want to play or enter the observation deck to enjoy the scenery, it is recommended to buy tickets in advance, otherwise there will be so many people that you will doubt your life! ! History of Tsutenkaku: The name Tsutenkaku means "a tall building that reaches the sky". The total height of the first generation of Tsutenkaku was 64 meters, but it was the tallest building in Asia. It was not until the post-war reconstruction that the height was increased to 100 meters, which is what we see now. Its architect was "Naito Tasaka", who is also the designer of the famous building Tokyo Tower! Supplement: The lower town of Tsutenkaku is the "Shinsekai Shopping Street", which is a place where new and old cultures alternated before and after World War II. If you visit during the day, you can slow down and take a look at the buildings. You may find unexpected surprises! ! Jingku 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-19:30 📍Address: 1 Chome-18-6 Ebisuhigashi, Naniwa Ward, Osaka, 556-0002 Japan (You can also navigate directly to Shinsekai Shopping Street) 🚴Transportation: 1. Take the JR Loop Line to Shin-Imamiya Station and walk for 6 minutes 2. Take the subway "Misujido Line" to "Dobutsuen-mae Station" and walk for 6 minutes 3. Take the subway "Sakaisuji Line" to "Ebisucho", walk for 3 minutes 🗓️Itinerary: It is recommended to go to the nearby zoo for a stroll first-go to "Shinsekai Shopping Street" in the evening to find food-finally go to Tsutenkaku to enjoy the night view🌃-If you are interested, you can experience the slide #Tsutenkaku #Tsutenkaku Observation Deck #Shinsekai Hondori Shopping Street #Osaka Landmark #Osaka Travel Attractions