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Osaka Unlimited Pass
Preserved in the archive in 2010. Historical article; travel and business details may have changed.
Osaka Unlimited Pass is an ideal way for international visitor to see the major Osaka Attractions and save money in the process.Osaka Unlimited Pass - Transport Osaka Unlimited Pass is a one or two day pass that includes unlimited use of trains and buses (excluding JR). Osaka Unlimited Pass - Free Entry Osaka Attractions - Osaka Castle Museum is the inside of Osaka’s most famous landmark. - Umeda Sky Building is a landmark building and observatory in Osaka. The Umeda Sky Building is also know as the Floating Garden Observatory. - HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel and shopping complex, which features specialty shops targeted at young people, has a bright red ferris wheel on its roof. - Tsutenkaku Tower is a well know Osaka attraction with an observation deck and styled after the Eiffel Tower. - Osaka Science Museum houses a collection of historic science exhibitions and the planetarium. - Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka has the world’s best collection of oriental ceramics including two National Treasures and 13 important cultural properties. - Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum features an exhibition of colored woodblock prints of Kabuki actors. - Shitennoji Temple was the first Buddhist temple in Japan. - Tennoji Zoo houses some 1,500 animals of 300 different species, including koalas, lesser pandas and the only kiwi bird in Japan. - Osaka Maritime Museum is distinctive and award winning building housing a collection which shows Osaka’s strong connection with the sea and maritime activities. - WTC Cosmo Tower Observatory is the highest tower in western Japan. - Nishinomaru Garden is Osaka’s most popular location for cherry blossom viewing, features around 600 cherry trees and is located within Osaka Castle Park. There are a total of 26 Osaka attractions where there is free entry with additional attractions offering discounted entry fees. See the Osaka Unlimited Pass web site for full details. Osaka Attractions Osaka Castle |