Osaka attractions

The National Museum of Art, Osaka is one of Japan's four national museums. Its striking bamboo-grove-inspired facade was designed by architect Caesar Pelli, and it's almost as impressive as the collection of masterpieces inside. The museum's collection is split across three underground floors, and features works by famous Japanese artists, as well as Western art icons like Cezanne, Picasso, Ernst, and Warhol.

The Osaka Ukiyo-e Museum is dedicated to the traditional Japanese art form of Ukiyo-e, and hosts authentic prints from master artists including Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige.

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka is the ultimate indoor LEGO® world of creativity, colour and building fun for families with kids aged 3-10 years. With a LEGO® ride, 11 immersive LEGO play experiences, a 4D cinema and much more it's a great family experience, located in the heart of Tempozan Marketplace, Osaka, Japan.

The Miraiza is a shopping and dining facility situated in front of the famous Osaka Castle. It features shops, restaurants, and a dojo, which is used by the Japan Tatedo Association to give samurai demonstrations and lessons.

Dotonbori Zaza hosts comedy acts, musical performances & plays in a compact local theater, in the Dotonbori district of Osaka.