The index of the sightseeing spot in Osaka

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Osaka-jo Castle: Osaka Castle, which is a famous landmark, a popular sightseeing spot, and the symbol of Osaka, contains thirteen structures which have been designated as Important Cultural Assets by the Japanese government.

Expo'90 Memorial Park: Expo'90 Park is located at the site of The International Garden and Greenery Exposition 1990, a world exhibition that featured the beauty of flowers.

Nakanosima Rose Garden: This garden, occupying the east side of Nakanoshima Park, is so spacious and tranquil that visitors can easily disregard its city-center location.

The Mint Bureau and Sakuranomiya Park: The Mint Bureau, operated by Japan’s Ministry of Finance, has branches in Tokyo and Hiroshima, but its head office is right in the historic commercial hub of Osaka on the banks of the Okawa River.

Shirokita Park: Within its 9.5 hectare-expanse, various seasonal traditions of Osaka are featured, such as cherry blossoms in April and the Shirokita chrysanthemum exhibition held in November every year.

Shitenno-ji Temple: Shitenno-ji is a temple in Tennoji-ku, Osaka-shi, and is set to one of the Shoutokutaishi erection 7 temple.

Expo'70 Memorial Park: A park totaling approximately 260 hectares in area with a Japanese garden, Natural Culture Park, and a group of facilities for culture, sports, created on the former venue of the Japan World Exposition held in 1970.

Mino Park: Natural park (quasi-national park) of arresting scenic beauty spreading through about 100- to 600- meter high mountains in the northern part of Mino City.

Daiitoku_ji Temple: The Daiitoku-ji temple in Kishiwada-shi, Osaka is the Buddhist temple of the Tendai sect of Buddhism.

The Azalea of Asakayama: In the Asakayama water purification plant, it applies early in the end of April - May every year, and "it is passing through the azalea."

Hamadera Rose Park: Hamadera Park, one of the oldest parks in Osaka, was designated as a public park in 1873.