Mesmerized by the beauty of Osaka's Fujita Teiato Park

The Fujita Art Museum is a relatively niche museum in Osaka. The museum itself is quite small, and photography is not allowed inside the exhibition halls (which is understandable, as there are many authentic artworks and calligraphy pieces over 500 years old). The location is not very convenient to access, and the entrance fee of 1,000 yen per person is not exactly cheap. However, as the first visitor to enter the museum after it opened today, I enjoyed the privilege of having the place all to myself. What impressed me even more, though, was the Fujita Teiato Park connected to the museum. This park occupies the entire land of the former residence of the Fujita family and has now been transformed into a riverside park. With its lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and melodious birdsong, the park becomes a photographer's paradise on sunny days, ranking among the top spots in Osaka for stunning photos. The park is open daily from 10 AM to 4 PM, so make sure to visit early if you plan to go.