Things to do in Duskin Museum

was a great family experience and fun for the whole family from start to finish and to see the end result makes it all worth it and the kids lived doing it

This indoor aquarium and small zoo is perfect for summer activities, as it's air-conditioned. It features a wide variety of marine life, as well as animals like tigers, crocodiles, and hippos. The final exhibit allows for close-up interaction with some animals, which greatly excites children.

This is a very worthwhile pass. I bought it during a 50% off promotion. You can choose 3 attractions to visit, or shopping/restaurant discount coupons. I used mine for 1 attraction and 2 shopping discount coupons. The total regular price of these three items was more than double the cost of the pass I purchased. It's also very convenient to use; just scan the QR code to enter the attractions, no need to queue up again to exchange for tickets.

On the last day, we had breakfast in Dotonbori, came back to our accommodation, checked out early, took a taxi for a little over 10 minutes, arrived, and played for four hours. We spent the longest time in the bubble experience zone. The structures were unique, and there were many experiences we couldn't have in our country, which made it fascinating and fun. The elderly staff members were all kind, demonstrating things with their bodies and trying to explain them. We ended up playing longer than expected. We had already eaten, so for snacks, we had cookies and bread from our suitcase, and we also got milk from the Anpanman milk vending machine. Many Japanese people brought their own lunchboxes, and there were tables for eating outside food, which was convenient and nice. The large outdoor slide was made entirely of metal, so I was worried my child would get burned. We went up to the net-like structure but only rode the covered slide once. I wish our flight had been later so we could have played longer. It's a shame! You can also re-enter after leaving, so it would be good to plan for a whole day. It only took about a 5-minute walk from Tenma Station by subway!

I had planned to get here for sunset but never worked out. Even though it was wet it was a clear view of Osaka on the roof top. I got carried away so didn't get chance to eat a proper meal so was great could get a snack and a sakura ice cream, which was very delicious. To top it off got to wat whilst taking in the view. There is also a souvenir shop and if stamp collecting is part of your trip there is a stamp book in the shop

We purchased two-day tickets for our family trip, which included two adults and two elementary school children. Although there isn't a separate child fare for the tickets, we were able to enjoy a classic Osaka trip at a great value, visiting Tsutenkaku Tower, the Tsutenkaku Tower Slider, the Umeda Sky Building Observatory, the Wonder Cruise, and the Osaka Bay Twilight Cruise! Even though it was crowded everywhere during the Obon holiday, it was a great advantage that some locations had dedicated ticket counters for the Rakuyu Pass, allowing us to exchange our tickets without waiting in line to purchase them!

The location was easy to find and even though the space is a little small, my mom and I felt comfortable 😊 We enjoyed being creative and being able to create a truly unique souvenir! The staff was patient and would help if we got stuck....

incredible process and Kazuki was incredibly helpful during the entire process and helped out any time we needed! it was a lot of fun for me and my girlfriend to do and this will for sure sit as a highlight for our trip!

The experience was really great and so much fun! The instructor was very friendly and entertaining, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and enjoyable. We also got to take lots of photos, so we have many great memories to look back on. Definitely recommend it!