Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is a unique museum that takes visitors on a journey through time. It's not just any museum; it's a place where you can experience what life was like in Osaka during different periods, especially during the Edo Period (1603-1868).

Inside the museum, there's a full-scale replica of a street from the Edo Period, complete with houses, shops, and a town hall. Visitors can walk through this street, peek inside the buildings, and see how people lived, worked, and played centuries ago. It's like stepping into a time machine!

The museum also has exhibits on other eras, including the post-war period, showcasing the changes in housing and daily life in Osaka over time. Interactive displays and activities make the experience fun and educational for all ages.

One of the highlights is the opportunity to dress up in traditional Japanese clothing, like a kimono, and stroll through the recreated town, making for a truly immersive experience. The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is not just a place to observe but a place to interact and connect with the past, offering insights into the history and culture of Osaka.

Hours:

10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Last entry 4:30 PM)

Closed:

Tuesdays (open if Tuesday is a public holiday) Year-end and New Year holidays

Available:

All year

Minimum Age:

All ages are welcome

Fees:

Adults: 600 yen

Students: 300 yen

Children: Free