Osaka Tsutenkaku Tower Ticket
- Osaka Tsutenkaku Tower is the most iconic spot in Osaka
- The flashy commercial town around it, Shinsekai, is just as famous a tourist spot as the tower itself
- So deep is the atmosphere that it usually gets a cry of surprise out of first-time visitors
- When night falls and the tower and shops light up, it looks even more glamorous!
What to expect at Tsutenkaku Tower Shinsekai Area
Tsutenkaku Tower, a landmark synonymous with Osaka's vibrant skyline, stands as a testament to the city's rich history and modern allure. Affectionately known as the "Tokyo Tower of Osaka," Tsutenkaku, originally constructed in 1912, was rebuilt after World War II to become the iconic structure that graces the landscape today. Serving as a beacon for locals and visitors alike, the tower not only offers panoramic views of Osaka from its observation deck but also anchors the lively entertainment district around it. Adjacent to the tower is Luna Park, a lively amusement park, adds to the area's charm and lively atmosphere. Conveniently located near Dobutsuen-Mae Station, Tsutenkaku Tower stands tall as a symbol of Osaka's resilience and a must-visit destination for those seeking a blend of history, entertainment, and breathtaking vistas.
“Dive & Walk” Experience
“Dive & Walk” consists of two parts:
- Walk: Experience hanging outside the 26-meter mid-level observation deck while wearing a safety harness.
- Dive: Jump from about 40 meters down to the 14-meter mid-level observation deck.
The bridge that connects the EV Building to the seismic isolation tower is supported by the EV Building and structurally separated from the seismic isolation tower. This design ensures safety even during earthquakes or other disasters.
Guests will climb the stairs of the EV Building, cross the seismic isolation bridge from the top floor, and proceed to the tower, where they can enjoy the attraction while taking in the panoramic view of Osaka.
TOWER SLIDER Experience
On the third floor of the observation deck of the Tsutenkaku Tower, there is a body-slide approximately 22 meters above the ground.
The slide winds around the outer circumference of the EV Tower, and it takes about 10 seconds to slide to basement level.
The slide has a slope of approximately 30 degrees and is 60 meters long.
The entrance at the top is designed with an anti-seismic structure using columns both above and below, ensuring safe use even during earthquakes or other disasters.
The ramp of the slide features a safe tubular shape, while the ceiling is made of weather
resistant stainless steel pipes and transparent, heat-insulating polycarbonate panels, allowing visitors to look up at the Tsutenkaku Tower while sliding.
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