There are tons of rides inside, and you don't even need to pay for admission. Super fun and perfect for bringing kids!
Tochinoki Family Land | Review by Angela Hsieh
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Tsutenkaku Tower
In 1912, a 75-meter steel tower modeled after the Eiffel Tower was built atop a building inspired by the Arc de Triomphe. It is said that Nangaku Fujisawa, a Confucian scholar from the early Meiji period, named it Tsutenkaku, meaning “a tall building reaching toward heaven.” The original tower was later dismantled following a fire, but strong public demand led to the construction of the current second-generation Tsutenkaku Tower in 1956. Standing 108 meters tall, it is 33 meters higher than the original.
The shopping streets around here feel a bit old and even kind of run-down. At night, some of the alleys nearby have a weird vibe, and the area doesn't feel very safe.
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Abeno Harukas
A 300-meter-tall mixed-use skyscraper that opened in 2014. The second basement through 14th floors house the Kintetsu Department Store Main Store Abeno Harukas and Abeno Harukas Dining.
The night view is absolutely beautiful. Looking out over every corner of the city is really special.
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Music Box & Handicrafts Studio You-kobo
At the Music Box & Handicrafts Studio You-kobo you can try making your own music box by hand. You can decide on the body and tone of your music box, then choose your favorite glass accessories. You can also choose from a variety of songs and decorations for the exterior, so the result is a completely unique one-of-a-kind music box with your favorite song in it!
You can make your own one-of-a-kind music box and decorate it with all kinds of accessories. It's super memorable!