Tennoji Park

An urban park located just steps from Tennoji Station, one of Osaka’s major terminal stations. This historic park opened in 1909 on the former site of the 5th National Industrial Exhibition, which was held in 1903.

The park’s vast 26-hectare grounds are dotted with a variety of attractions, including Tennoji Zoo. At Keitakuen Garden, a traditional Japanese strolling garden with a central pond, you can enjoy seasonal flowers and picturesque scenery. The Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts hosts special exhibitions in addition to its permanent collection. The park is also home to Chausuyama, where Sanada Yukimura set up his main camp during the Summer Siege of Osaka, adding a sense of history to the visit.

At the entrance area, Tenshiba features a lawn plaza of Approx. 7,000 square meters, along with cafes, restaurants, and paid facilities for children such as Bornelund Playville Tennoji Park, making it a popular spot for families and tourists.