After collecting your ticket and ascending by dedicated high-speed lift from the 16th floor lobby, you'll emerge at the 58th floor to begin your sky-high exploration of Harukas 300. The indoor floors house sky lounges with floor-to-ceiling windows, a curated Harukas Museum showcasing art and cultural exhibitions, and a stylish sky café where guests can enjoy a drink or light meal while taking in sweeping views of the Osaka cityscape stretching in every direction.

The highlight of any visit is the 60th floor Tenbō Terrace , an open-air wraparound observation walk at a full 300 metres above ground. Here, the city unfolds beneath your feet through glass floor panels and open-air railings, creating an exhilarating sensory experience unlike any other observatory in Japan. Whether bathed in golden afternoon light or shimmering under the evening city glow, Harukas 300 offers a perspective on Osaka that is as awe-inspiring on the hundredth visit as it is on the first.

Ascend to 300 metres atop Japan's tallest skyscraper for unobstructed 360-degree panoramic views across Osaka and beyond.

Experience the iconic glass-floored Tenbō Terrace — an open-air sky walk offering an exhilarating view straight down to the city below.

On clear days, views extend to Awaji Island, Kyoto, and even Mount Kongo — one of the most sweeping cityscapes in all of Japan.

Spread across three floors (58–60F), the observatory features sky lounges, cafés, and a museum for a complete elevated experience.

Conveniently located above Osaka Abenobashi Station — one of Osaka's most connected transport hubs — for effortless access.