Harukas 300 Observation Deck Guide: Osaka’s Tallest Building with Stunning City Views (2026)
Looking for the best panoramic view of Osaka? Include Harukas 300, the observation deck at the top of Abeno Harukas, in your list of things to do in Osaka. This glass-enclosed observatory provides 360-degree views of Osaka, Nara, and even Kyoto on clear days.
📍 Location – Abeno Harukas, Tennoji, Osaka
The Abeno Harukas building is located directly above Tennoji Station in Osaka. On the second floor of this building you find a marked elevator area that will shuttle you to the 16th floor ticket entrance gate of Harukas 300. The 3-tiered observation areas are located on the 58th to 60th floors. To assist you with directions, see the Google Map embedded above to guide you to the Harukas Building.
🚇 Nearest Station
- Tennoji Station (JR, Osaka Metro, & Kintetsu Lines)
🕒 Opening Hours for Observatory
- Observation Deck: 9:00 AM to 10:00PM (22:00)
- Closed Days: Open All Year (Subject to Change)
- Sky Garden 300 Café Dining Bar (58F): 9:00 AM to 10:00PM (22:00) Café last order at 9:30 PM (21:30)Food last order at 9:00 PM (21:00)
- Shop Harukas 300 (59F): 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM (21:30)
- Photo Service: 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM (21:30)
💸 Admission to Harukas 300 – Abeno Harukas Observation Deck in Osaka
Entry Fee:
¥2,200 (Adults 15 & Older)
¥900 (Children Age 6-14)
Free for Children Age 5 and under
Ticket Types:
– A Same-Day ticket are sold at the ticket counter, it does not allow re-entry and is non-refundable. Available on a first come, first served basis.
– The ABENO HARUKAS 1-day ticket allows unlimited re-entries. These tickets can not be purchased in advanced.
– Advance Tickets allow reservations in advance and can be exchanged day of visit to the ABENO HARUKAS 1-day ticket for an additional fee. This exchange can be done on the 16th floor entrance.
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🌆 Views of Osaka Skyline
See the Osaka skyline with a 360 degree view from 984 feet (300 meters) above ground. When the weather’s nice, you can catch amazing views of major landmarks, like:
- Mount Yoshino & Mount Ikoma, mountainous regions
- Osaka Castle & Shitennoji Temple, historic buildings
- Tsutenkaku Tower, an iconic Osaka landmark
🏢What to Expect
58th Floor
- Wooden Deck – A large open sky deck with a lounging area
- Sky Garden 300 – A café restaurant offering food and drinks
59th Floor
- Shop Hakuras 300 – A shop with novelty goods
- Photo Booths – Fun themed photos booths
- Restrooms – Full-length glass windows same as the observatory
60th Floor
- Observatory – Floor to Ceiling glass walls for an amazing panoramic view
- Glass Flooring – For a floating effect
Additional Attractions:
- Edge The Harukas – A thrill walk on the edge of the building – An additional ¥3,000 from entrance fee – Apply at the 60th Floor
- Heliport Tour – A special tour of the heliport on the rooftop, 300m above ground – An additional ¥1,500 from entrance fee – Register on the 60th floor. Also available on Klook as a separate package at a discounted price.
💡Tips for Visiting
- Best Time to Go: Visit before sunset if you want to catch both daytime and night views. Or to avoid crowds, get there early or later at night.
- Booking: Buy tickets ahead to skip the line and save your spot on busy days.
- Weather: Check weather forecasts — clear skies mean best visibility.
- Special Events: Visit their official website for information on themed events or light displays, as well as operating hours. We went during a special Gundam event and it was really cool, with displays and themed food & drinks.
Random but useful: Love these types of views and visiting Tokyo? Don’t miss my guide to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck — it’s free and just as stunning!
Conclusion
Whether you’re visiting Osaka for the first time or returning for another trip, Harukas 300 is a must-see for incredible views and unforgettable photos.
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