All Reviews of Tsutenkaku Tower page 2

The inside of Tsutenkaku Tower has a cool retro vibe. There are displays about Osaka's history and culture, plus lots of interesting stories about the tower itself.

You have to wait in line to go up, and also to come down. It can get pretty tiring.

The observation deck is too low, so the view is mostly blocked. There's really not much to see.

After checking out the observation deck, I tried some local Osaka food nearby—kushikatsu, fugu, and all kinds of delicious dishes.

Tsutenkaku Tower added a giant slide to attract tourists, and it just opened this May. I really want to try it out!

This area is always lively, with tons of food stalls nearby. It's a fantastic place to walk around and explore.

The area around Tsutenkaku Tower feels a bit complicated and the environment is kind of dirty. The night view isn't that great either. I’d recommend going to the Umeda Sky Building instead.

I've never been here before, so whether it's good or not, it's still a new experience.

The area around here is the famous Shinsekai shopping street, packed with restaurants sporting flashy signs everywhere.

The century-old fugu restaurant in front of Tsutenkaku Tower closed last year, so you probably won't see the iconic pufferfish lantern street view anymore.