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Osaka Expo ’70 Park

Osaka Expo ’70 Park, officially named Banpaku Kinen Koen (Expo Commemoration Park), is a sprawling recreational area in Suita, Osaka, Japan. Established in commemoration of the 1970 World Exposition held in Osaka, the park covers a vast expanse of greenery and diverse attractions.

The park’s centerpiece is the iconic Tower of the Sun, a symbol of the Expo ’70 and a futuristic sculpture designed by renowned artist Taro Okamoto. The expansive grounds offer a variety of recreational spaces, including vast lawns, jogging paths, and serene ponds. Seasonal flower displays, including cherry blossoms in spring, enhance the park’s natural beauty.

Families and nature enthusiasts can explore the Japanese Garden, themed around the four seasons, or enjoy boat rides on the park’s pond. The Open-Air Museum showcases preserved pavilions from the Expo, preserving a piece of the event’s architectural legacy.

Osaka Expo ’70 Park is not only a testament to the city’s history but also a beloved destination for leisure and cultural appreciation. Its combination of art, nature, and historical significance makes it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, providing a tranquil escape in the midst of urban Osaka.

Access

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The best way to visit Osaka Expo ’70 Park is to use private transport / sightseeing taxi in Osaka. KingTai Travel has lots of sightseeing taxi in Osaka with afforable price.

The Expo ’70 Park and Expocity are located next to Bampakukinenkoen Station along the Osaka Monorail. There are many possible access routes, including taking the Midosuji Subway Line from central Osaka (e.g. Tennoji, Namba, Umeda/Osaka and Shin-Osaka stations) to Senri-Chuo Station where it is possible to transfer to the monorail. The trip from central Osaka to the park typically takes between 30 and 50 minutes and costs around 500 to 700 yen.

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