During my visit to Expo '70 Commemorative Park, my family and I were able to enjoy a truly magical experience. The park’s Japanese garden provided a serene escape, with beautifully landscaped grounds that showcased traditional Japanese aesthetics. But the highlight of our visit was the Tower of the Sun, a unique and striking landmark that stands tall in the park—a symbol of the 1970 World Expo.
We were fortunate enough to witness the park’s winter illumination, which added a layer of enchantment to the already stunning surroundings. The lights created a festive and warm atmosphere that made it a perfect winter evening experience.
Although the park is home to several museums, we were unable to visit them since it was already nighttime when we arrived. That’s a good reason to return in the future, and I look forward to exploring all that Expo '70 Commemorative Park has to offer on my next visit.
Expo '70 Commemorative Park in Osaka is a vast and beautiful space that honors the legacy of the 1970 World Expo. The park is famous for the striking Tower of the Sun, a symbol of the expo and a unique art piece by Taro Okamoto.
Visitors can enjoy seasonal flower gardens, expansive lawns, and peaceful walking paths. The park also features museums, cultural exhibits, and sports facilities, making it a perfect spot for both relaxation and learning.
A must-visit for nature lovers, families, and history enthusiasts looking to experience the blend of culture and greenery in Osaka!
Such a huge beautiful park, total areas more than 200 hectares. We spent almost 5 hours walking inside with only few stops, still can finished about 60% only. There are many Sakura trees, maple trees, rose garden inside. Next time we will come again for sure.
- ticket fee 260 yen
- Need to bring your own food, water vending machines are available inside
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We had no expectations of this park but ended up having a wonderful time! We were surprised by the gorgeous autumn Oasis hidden there and imagine it would be beautiful in spring with all the gorgeous flowers. Worth a visit!
A vast park, a welcome break from the busy Osaka city. Good place to visit during any season, from spring (Sakura), Summer (sunny and warm), Autumn (yellow, orange, red foliage) and Winter. Enjoyed the weekend flea market to experience what the Osakans experience.
