Osaka Expo Park Day Trip–Worth it!
We took a day trip to the iconic Osaka Expo Park in Osaka, Japan. The park hosted the 1970 World Expo and contains acres of tranquil gardens, a shopping mall, tons of restaurants, a massive Ferris wheel–and best of all–a unique statue that towers over it all.
The Tower of the Sun, a wonderfully weird 70-meter-tall sculpture by artist Taro Okamoto, is the highlight of the park. Once you’re done snapping a million photos of the outside, you can head inside and actually climb a spiral staircase to the top. It’s an unforgettable experience!
If you’re planning a trip to Osaka, and you want to escape the crowds and see something truly unique, we highly recommend you head to Osaka Expo Park.
🚄Directions🚄
From Namba Station (50 minutes/680 Yen)
Take the Midosuji Line to Senri Chuo Station
Transfer to the Osaka Monorail
Get off at Banpaku Kinen Koen Station
Park entrance fee: 260 Yen
Tower of the Sun entrance fee: 720 Yen
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1 Comment
What a crazy looking place! The grounds are stunning or november. I think I'll pass on the sushi, though. Would love to visit sometime!