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Shin Umeda City Wonder Square
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Kita Ward, Osaka, Osaka
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The new center of Umeda, Osaka, centered on the Umeda Sky Building. Enjoy dining, movies, and also the Floating Garden Observatory that allows visitors to view Osaka from 170 meters aboveground.
Modern architecture goes space age and skywards at the cutting-edge Umeda Sky Building. Two glass towers soar 173 meters (567 feet) into the air, connected by a futuristic observation platform that provides amazing 360-degree views. Located on the 40th floor, visitors can find the stunning "floating garden" and observatory, along with a restaurant and bar. The SkyWalk observation deck is also popular among visitors who want to feel the fresh air from the 40th floor and get 360-degree views of the city below. For a change of pace and century, head to the base of the building to enter the old-fashioned Takimi Lane of Restaurants. Reproducing a Showa-era street, the precinct has a shrine, well, stone paving and enough restaurants and taverns to feed an army of visitors with delicious gourmet treats.
Modern architecture goes space age and skywards at the cutting-edge Umeda Sky Building. Two glass towers soar 173 meters (567 feet) into the air, connected by a futuristic observation platform that provides amazing 360-degree views. Located on the 40th floor, visitors can find the stunning "floatin…
“The new center of Umeda, Osaka, centered on the Umeda Sky Building. Enjoy dining, movies, and also the Floating Garden Observatory that allows visitors to view Osaka from 170 meters aboveground.”
Housed in the Umeda Sky Building, Shin Umeda City is a monument to precise engineering, connecting two skyscrapers mid-air, while still managing to be earthquake-proof and beautifully designed. The half-mirrored glass that covers the building makes it seem like the garden on its 39th floor is suspended effortlessly in the sky, earning it the name 'The Floating Garden Observatory.' If you're afraid of heights, though, skip the Sky Walk and instead burrow safely into the basement and head back in time: Takimi Lane is a street of restaurants designed in the style of a forgotten Osaka, back when it was still known as the brilliant and ferocious Naniwa of the early Shōwa days.
Housed in the Umeda Sky Building, Shin Umeda City is a monument to precise engineering, connecting two skyscrapers mid-air, while still managing to be earthquake-proof and beautifully designed. The half-mirrored glass that covers the building makes it seem like the garden on its 39th floor is suspen…
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