Osaka Station City

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Osaka Station City

Celebrating its 10th anniversary in May 2021, the Osaka Station "City" is a collection of a train station, department stores, commercial facilities, recreational opportunities, hotels, offices, services, and plazas all in one place.

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Osaka Station City opened in 2011 as a "city" where train stations, department stores, commercial facilities, recreational opportunities, hotels, offices, services, and plazas come together. It celebrated its 10th anniversary in May 2021.

The commercial facility consists of three areas: the North Gate Building with LUCUA and LUCUA 1100; the South Gate Building with Daimaru Umeda Department Store; and the Eki Marche Area with the Osaka Station and various shops. The total number of visitors exceeded one billion in July 2019!

The compound contains more than 600 stores, which is about three times the number of commercial facilities in the neighbor Umeda area. There are 53 cafes (as of May 4, 2021), crowded with many people taking a break or meeting up with others. Osaka Station Cinema, one of the largest cinema complexes in the Kansai region has 12 screens and 2,564 seats and is conveniently located by a direct connection to JR Osaka Station. On the 5th floor of the station’s bridge rooftop is the "Toki no Hiroba" (Plaza of Time and Space). This plaza is domed and marked by the "Gold Clock" and "Silver Clock" placed on the north and south sides, which are also widely known as meeting points.

The "Garden in the Sky(Tenku-no-noen Farm)" on the 14th floor of the North Gate Building has a garden with apricot and cherry trees, as well as an herbal area with rosemary and thyme, traditional local vegetables, and strawberries. It creates a lush oasis in the mid of urban area. The "Water Clock" in the South Gate Plaza of the South Gate Building was selected in 2014 as one of the 12 most beautiful clocks in the world by CNN.com, a major U.S. news channel website. The ever-changing art of water are displayed here. There are also other healing spaces throughout the park, making them popular spots to relax and regenerate the mind.

Highlights

  • There are more than 600 stores and 53 cafes.
  • The Osaka Station Cinema is one of the largest cinema complexes in the Kansai region, with 12 screens and 2,564 seats.
  • On the 5th floor of the station’s bridge rooftop is the "Toki no Hiroba" (Plaza of Time and Space) used as a convenient meeting point.
  • There are also many healing spaces such as the "Garden in the Sky(Tenku-no-noen Farm)" and the "Water Clock".

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  • Plaza of Time and Space

    Plaza of Time and Space

  • Osaka Station Cinema

    Osaka Station Cinema

  • Garden in the Sky(Tenku-no-noen Farm)

    Garden in the Sky(Tenku-no-noen Farm)

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    Osaka Station City is located around JR Osaka Station. It is a large commercial complex combining shopping, dining, leisure, and transportation. The entire area is very lively and is also a major shopping destination in Osaka's Umeda district.

    There are all kinds of department stores, shops, and restaurants here. Whether you want to buy trendy Japanese clothing or household goods, or are looking for good food, you can have a great time browsing! The area around Osaka Station is also connected to shopping malls such as Daimaru Umeda, LUCUA, and Grand Front Osaka. There are so many stores that you can't visit them all, so those who enjoy shopping should really set aside plenty of time.

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    Osaka Station City is more than just a station—it feels like a city full of surprises! It brings together a train station, department stores, shopping malls, restaurants, entertainment facilities, hotels, and office spaces, seamlessly combining transportation, shopping, and leisure. The entire space is very cleverly designed, and everywhere you go, you can discover different views and surprises.

    Even without any specific shopping plans, simply walking around and admiring the architecture and spatial design is thoroughly enjoyable and never feels boring!

    What I like most is how completely different it looks during the day and at night. As the light changes, the entire station city takes on a different atmosphere, making it worth slowing down and taking the time to appreciate its charm.

    When visiting Osaka, besides enjoying the food and shopping, don't forget to walk around Osaka Station City and experience the unique charm of this bustling city!

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    When visiting Osaka, Osaka Station City is also well worth exploring! Centered around Osaka Station, it brings together shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and transportation, making the entire station feel like a large urban shopping complex. It has commercial facilities such as LUCUA, offering everything from clothing, cosmetics, and general goods to food. I especially recommend taking a walk around the Sky Plaza, where you can enjoy views of the Umeda area from above.

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    My first impression of Osaka Station City was, “It's really huge, with so much to explore!” As soon as you leave the station, you can feel the lively urban atmosphere. The nearby department stores, shops, and restaurants are all gathered together, making it very convenient to explore!

    You can take your time browsing the stores on different floors, and when you get tired, just find a restaurant and grab something to eat. You never have to worry about not knowing where to go. Especially when you look out from the upper floors, the view of downtown Osaka really gives you that big-city feeling!

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    Osaka Station City is huge! There are department stores, restaurants, and cafes—everything you need. You could easily spend a whole day here. It's super convenient, directly connected to JR Osaka Station, so you can start exploring as soon as you get off the train.

Details

Name in Japanese
大阪ステーションシティ
Postal Code
530-0001
Address
3-1-3 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka
Telephone
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Closed
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Business Hours
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Prices
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Access
1) Direct connection to Osaka Station on JR Lines
2) About 3 minutes’ walk from Kita-shinchi Station on the JR Tozai Line.
3) About 3-minutes’ walk from Umeda Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, Higashi Umeda Station on the Tanimachi Line, or Nishi Umeda Station on the Yotsubashi Line.
4) About 3-minutes’ walk from Osaka-Umeda Station on the Hankyu Lines.
5) About 3-minutes’ walk from Osaka-Umeda Station on the Hanshin Main Line
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