The 60th-Floor “Tenku Corridor”
The 60th floor is designed as an indoor observation corridor called the “Tenku Corridor”, with glass walls surrounding the entire floor. The floor itself is approximately 288 meters above ground, making it the second-highest indoor observation deck in Japan after Tokyo Skytree. As a dedicated observation facility within a building, it is also the highest of its kind in Japan.
Along the western side of the observation area, visitors can step onto a reinforced-glass floor that provides a view down toward the 58th floor. The wall overlooking the open atrium toward the 58th floor is also made with a glass curtain wall, allowing visitors to look through the glass and see the “Sky Garden” below.
A High-Speed Elevator to the Observation Deck
The entrance to HARUKAS 300 is located on the 16th floor. Beyond the entrance gates are two high-speed elevators that travel from the 16th to the 60th floor at approximately 360 meters per minute.
The elevator experience itself is part of the attraction. Digital displays show the current altitude as the elevator rises, while screens create an immersive display featuring star-like illuminations and flowing bands of light.
Panoramic Views from 58 to 60 Floors
The walls from the 58th through 60th floors are constructed with glass curtain walls, providing unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape.
On clear days, visitors can look across the Osaka Plain and Osaka Bay, as well as toward areas stretching from Kyoto to the mountains of Shikoku. The view also includes islands in the Seto Inland Sea and the Suzuka Mountains.
58th Floor — Sky Garden 300
The 58th floor features the “Sky Garden,” an open-air plaza extending through a three-story atrium. Restrooms are also available on this floor.
At SKY GARDEN 300, visitors can relax in designated seating areas and enjoy food and drinks available for takeout while taking in the open surroundings.
59th Floor — Shop HARUKAS 300
The 59th floor features the exit as well as SHOP HARUKAS 300, where visitors can browse souvenirs and other original items associated with HARUKAS 300.
The men’s and women’s restrooms on the eastern side are located at one of the highest elevations of any building restroom in Japan. Their glass curtain walls also provide expansive views toward the east.
Unique Experiences at HARUKAS 300
HARUKAS 300 offers several experiences that are especially enjoyable for families and visitors looking for something beyond a traditional observation deck.
Glass Floor Experience
On the western side of the 60th floor, visitors can experience the thrill of standing on a glass floor beneath their feet and looking down from high above the city.
Helipad Tour
For an additional experience, visitors can join a Helipad Tour on the rooftop of ABENO HARUKAS. The tour is available for an additional fee of ¥500, although children under three years old are not permitted to participate.
Pine Ame Soft-Serve
Visitors can also try Pine Ame Soft-Serve, a special creation inspired by the famous Japanese candy Pine Ame. It offers a distinctive treat that can only be enjoyed at HARUKAS 300.
Outdoor Dining at SKY GARDEN 300
SKY GARDEN 300 also offers seasonal outdoor dining experiences. In summer, visitors can enjoy outdoor barbecue, while winter brings oden, a traditional Japanese hot-pot-style dish featuring ingredients simmered in a flavorful broth.
Experience Osaka from 300 Meters Above the City
HARUKAS 300 combines breathtaking city views with immersive architecture, high-speed elevators, glass-floor experiences, seasonal food, and special activities.
Whether you are visiting Osaka with family, looking for spectacular photographs, or simply want to see the city from a completely different perspective, HARUKAS 300 offers a memorable experience high above the streets of Osaka.