[2025 Osaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Osaka City Central Public Hall (Updated May)

Event period: Until December 25, 2024 I went to OSAKA Light Renaissance 2024 (This event ended on December 25, 2024) It's an annual illumination event There are 3D mappings, illuminations, shops, and it's a very lively event The location is Yodoyabashi in Osaka, marked by the Osaka City Hall This year, traffic control was in place, so the congestion was eased. Thank you every year!!

#OsakaTravel Walk around and enjoy the atmosphere and beautiful buildings in Osaka. We went to Yodobayashi to see the Osaka City Central Public Hall, which is an orange brick building with Neo-Renaissance architecture that is very old and beautiful. Walk around and enjoy other architectural buildings, take pictures of the atmosphere, see the city, see the garden, and walk around and relax. #OsakaTrip #Osaka

Name: Osaka City Central Public Hall Address: 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka Access: 5 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line Visit date: 22.11.02 It can be used as a rental room, and a meeting was being held on the day I visited. There is also a cafe. You can also take your time to see how it came to be in the exhibition room (photography prohibited). The structure is beautiful not only on the outside but also inside, so it is highly recommended for those who like impressive architecture 😊 #OsakaTourism #OsakaCentralPublicHall

\\Tourist Spots// Nakanoshima, located a short distance from the high-rise buildings of Kita-ku, Osaka, is a popular spot for citizens to relax. Osaka City Central Public Hall in particular has been deeply involved in the development of Osaka's culture and arts for about a century. It is now designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. There is a museum and restaurant inside the building, and tourists can also enter. The conference rooms in the facility can be reserved and used by the general public for meetings, gallery exhibitions, etc. Facility 🏠 Osaka City Central Public Hall Address 📍 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka #Autumn Trip #Osaka Trip #Osaka Sightseeing #Historic Sites #Historical Buildings

Name: Osaka City Central Public Hall Address: 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka Access: 5 minutes walk from Exit 1 of Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line Visit date: 22.11.02 Designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. A beautiful building from any angle, whether viewed from the front, diagonally, or sideways. Just looking at the structure will make you think, "Osaka is amazing!" So it's highly recommended for sightseeing in Osaka😊 #OsakaTourism #OsakaCentralPublicHall

"Osaka City Central Public Hall" in Kita-ku, Osaka City "Nakanoshima Public Hall" is located in the middle of a big city✨ on Nakanoshima, where the Dojima River and Tosabori River flow It was designed by Tatsuno Kingo and others✨ Photography permission is required to take photos of the exterior, but it is a perfect place for wedding photos and the like✨ In addition, photography is strictly prohibited inside. It was designated an Important Cultural Property by the government in 2002😊✨ #WesternJapan #PhotogenicSpot

●Name Osaka City Central Public Hall ●Access 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka 🚃Take the Osaka Metro to Yodoyabashi Station, then walk for 5 minutes 🚗There is no parking, so use a nearby parking lot ●Points Osaka City Central Public Hall, with its greenery, waterways, and red bricks A retro building and symbol of Osaka The large meeting room is used for lectures and concerts At Nakanoshima Social Eat Awake in the basement, you can enjoy food in a classic atmosphere #WesternJapan #Osaka

Good evening everyone 🌙 My name is Shinya and I post about architecture and travel on Instagram. Today I'd like to introduce Nakanoshima in Osaka city. Nakanoshima Park is said to be the oldest park in Osaka city. This walk around Nakanoshima was part of a university class, so it was fun to learn more about the pavement and history! On the right side of the second photo, there is the Children's Forest Library and the Ceramic Art Museum, so it's fun to go inside and see all the different things ✨ The Nakanoshima Museum of Art will be opening soon, so I'll definitely go when it opens 💨 #breathtakingview #museum #Osaka #Osakatourism

This is a beautiful brick building in Nakanoshima. It is lit up at night, and you can enjoy a different atmosphere^ ^ On the first basement floor, there is a restaurant and bar called Nakanoshima Social Eat Awake where you can enjoy a meal◎ 📍 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka #Osaka #RetroStreetScenery #GourmetTrip #Osaka

#cherryblossom25 I just stumbled upon the perfect sakura spot in Osaka—City Central Public Hall—and wow, this place is like stepping into a romantic European postcard... but with cherry blossoms! First Impressions: "Wait, Is This Hogwarts?" The moment I turned the corner: A 100-year-old neo-Renaissance masterpiece glowing pink in the sunlight The sweet vanilla-like scent of sakura mixing with stone staircases Petals swirling around the grand clock tower like confetti The "Only in Osaka" Moment 🤣 Watching a bride in full wedding kimono twirl under the blossoms while her photographer yelled "More kawaii!" (Iconic.) Hidden Gem: The Secret Riverside Stairs Behind the hall, you'll find: A tiny stone staircase leading to the river The best reflection shots of blossoms + architecture Zero crowds (shhh!) Must-Try Sakura Treats Sakura champagne from a pop-up stall (fancy picnic vibes) Blossom-shaped castella cakes (fluffy + Instagrammable) Pink onigiri stuffed with sakura shrimp Perfect Sakura Itinerary ⏳ ⏰ 4PM: Arrive for golden hour (building turns pink-gold) ⏰ 5PM: Photos on the grand staircase (best lighting!) ⏰ 6PM: Sunset picnic by the secret stairs ⏰ 7PM: Watch the building light up (magical!) Pro Tips 💡 ✔️ Wednesdays = fewer wedding photoshoots ✔️ Bring a picnic blanket (the stone steps get cold) ✔️ Weeknights = romantic lighting Final Thought: This is Osaka's most elegant hanami spot—left feeling like I starred in a period drama (petal in hair included). Who's booking their sakura date here? Drop your fave elegant blossom spots below! 👇 #SakuraRoyalty

#Spring0yentrip Nakanoshima is a beautiful area located in the center of Osaka City, and its scenery where modern buildings and historical structures blend together is attractive. The first thing I saw when I visited was Osaka City Central Public Hall. Its classical exterior is impressive, and it is famous as a building that gives off a sense of history, contrasting with the surrounding modern buildings. Nakanoshima Park is also an oasis in the city, with spacious green spaces and a riverside promenade, where I was able to spend a relaxing time. In particular, the view of the Dojima River and Tosabori River flowing is so quiet and peaceful that it is hard to believe it is in the city. The National Museum of Art, Osaka and Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library are also nearby, and cultural facilities are scattered throughout, making it the perfect place to stroll while experiencing art and history. At night, Nakanoshima is lit up with illuminations, and shows a different side to it, making it an attractive area where tranquility and the hustle and bustle of the city coexist.

#Osaka Attractions Early in the morning, I started this journey full of art atmosphere from Osaka City Central Public Hall. This century-old building, with its red brick exterior and neoclassical design, has become a landmark of Osaka Nakanoshima. Walking into the interior, I was breathtakingly amazed by the arched stained glass and exquisite wall decorations. Every detail seemed to be telling the glorious past of Osaka. I took a guided tour and heard stories about the history of the Guildhall and the restoration process, which deepened my respect for the building. At noon, I went to the nearby Nakanoshima Park for a picnic. The breeze from the river bank was blowing gently, the sun was shining on the lawn, and the quiet atmosphere was relaxing. In the afternoon, I went to the Osaka Science Museum and visited an exhibition about space exploration, and felt the joy of the interweaving of knowledge and curiosity. In the evening, I returned to the Guildhall and enjoyed a wonderful musical performance. The notes echoed in the magnificent hall, which was a perfect end to the day.

#OsakaSakura When I walked into the Old Sakura Palace Public Hall, the scene in front of me stunned me! The cherry blossoms here are in full bloom, and the pink petals fill the air like dreamy clouds. Each cherry blossom sparkles in the sun, as if inviting every visitor to share this beautiful moment. Pedestrians come and go, whether they are smiling tourists or locals taking a leisurely stroll, everyone is immersed in this magical sea of ​​flowers and feeling the breath of spring. The Old Sakuranomiya Public Hall is not only a tourist attraction, but also a witness to history. This building attracts countless people to visit due to its unique design and long history. Every corner exudes ancient charm, making people want to savor the stories of the past. The cherry blossoms here are intertwined with history, making people feel the connection between the past and the present, as if time has stopped here. Standing in front of the Guildhall, I couldn't help but feel a deep emotion. The beautiful scenery here is not only a visual enjoyment, but also a spiritual comfort. The blooming of cherry blossoms symbolizes hope and rebirth, and it makes me realize that no matter what challenges we face in life, we must bloom bravely like cherry blossoms. Whenever I see cherry blossoms falling in the wind, my heart is filled with gratitude, gratitude for this beautiful moment and gratitude for every friend and family member around me. In this sea of ​​cherry blossoms, I deeply felt the emotional connection between people. Whether it’s the fun times spent with friends or the moments of smiling at each other with strangers, these nourish my soul. When we communicate with each other in this beautiful scenery, we invisibly establish a deeper connection, which is the charm of travel. Access: About a 12-minute walk from Kyobashi Station Exit 2, or about a 13-minute walk from Minamimorimachi Station Exit 3. Address: 1-1-1 Tenmabashi, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Want to experience the charm of cherry blossoms? Come to the Old Sakura Palace Public Hall and let this beautiful scenery bring you endless emotion and inspiration! 🌸💖 #Old Sakura Palace Public Hall #Cherry Blossoms #Osaka Travel #The Beauty of Spring #History and Nature

#January Travel Support Event Osaka City Central Public Hall, Kitahama Cafe Street Stroll! The Central Public Hall is a neo-Renaissance style building built in 1918, and is a symbol of the Nakanoshima area of ​​Osaka. The building was built with the donation of securities broker Einosuke Iwamoto, and is currently designated as a nationally important cultural property! #February Travel Support Event

#January Travel Support Event Osaka Central Public Hall Accessibility It is located about 5 minutes on foot from Osaka Metro Midosuji Line Yodoyabashi Station Exit 1, and about 6 minutes on foot from Sakaisuji Line Kitahama Station Exit 1A, making it easily accessible.  Osaka City Central Public Hall is a space where history and art come together, and we highly recommend stopping by if you visit Osaka!

#January Travel Grant Event Osaka City Central Public Hall is a Neo-Renaissance style building built in 1918 and is a symbol of Osaka's Nakanoshima area. This building was built with donations from stockbroker Einosuke Iwamoto and is currently designated as a nationally important cultural property. A beautiful place with a European architectural feel! #February Travel Grant Event

On this sunny morning, I decided to visit the Central Public Hall located in Nakanoshima, Osaka. This cultural landmark, with over a century of history, is renowned for its magnificent Neo-Renaissance style and always attracts countless visitors. I exited from Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line and walked towards the Central Public Hall along the bustling streets. The five-minute walk allowed me to feel the urban atmosphere of Osaka, with the surrounding skyscrapers and greenery creating a charming contrast, filling me with anticipation for the upcoming visit. As I approached the Central Public Hall, its majestic exterior stood out against the backdrop of blue water and green trees. Completed in 1918, this building has been preserved and restored over the years and has become the first public hall building in western Japan to be designated as a National Important Cultural Property. Entering the hall, I was amazed by the interior decorations and the sense of history. Inside the hall, I discovered that the exhibition room on the basement level is open to the public for free, showcasing the history and artifacts related to the hall. I leisurely admired various relics here, feeling the deep cultural heritage of the building. The hall is not only a venue for concerts and lectures but also carries many historical events, reminding me of great figures like Einstein and Helen Keller who once gave speeches here. After visiting the Central Public Hall, I strolled along the nearby Nakanoshima Park. This park is an oasis in Osaka, with spacious lawns and beautiful lakes, allowing one to feel the natural atmosphere within the city. Many people were jogging, walking, and families were playing on the grass, creating a lively scene. I found a comfortable bench to sit on, enjoying the breeze on my face, and the surrounding green trees and blooming flowers lifted my spirits. This is a great place to relax and temporarily escape the hustle and bustle of the city. This day's visit to the Central Public Hall not only deepened my understanding of Osaka's history and culture but also allowed me to enjoy a moment of tranquility in Nakanoshima Park. The grandeur of the Central Public Hall and the natural beauty of Nakanoshima Park perfectly intertwined, becoming an unforgettable part of my journey in Osaka. I hope to return here in the future to explore more hidden beauties.

#0yentripJanuary2025 [Osaka City Central Public Hall] 🕰️Business hours: 09:30-21:30 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: ◯ 📍Address: 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 530-0005 💰Price per person: 0~ 💞Reasons for recommendation: This is a valuable public hall that is still in use today as a building from the Taisho era‼︎ You can enjoy the luxury of the heavy exterior and the luxurious interior decoration that is not available in today's era😁 I went inside for the first time at an event, and I was thrilled to be able to directly touch the weight of extraordinary history😭 It's right next to Exit 1 of Naniwabashi Station, so it's very accessible🤍 The sign to the entrance to the building (you can't enter or exit from the front) was also easy to understand‼︎

Osaka has long been a prosperous city, and the urban area still retains many Western-style historical buildings, reflecting the historical appearance of 'Great Osaka.' Many of these historical buildings are concentrated in the Kitahama to Nakanoshima area, making it an ideal place for a leisurely walk to appreciate the charm of history. Recommended walking route: Yodoyabashi Station ➡️ Shibakawa Building (lunch or afternoon tea at a cafe or bar) ➡️ Head towards the river ➡️ Walk through Yodoyabashi to Nakanoshima Park ➡️ Nakanoshima Library (afternoon tea at Smorrebrod Kitchen) ➡️ Osaka City Central Public Hall ➡️ Osaka Municipal Museum of Oriental Ceramics ➡️ Return to the Kitahama area (have a coffee by the riverside) ➡️ Buy cakes and souvenirs at Gokan Kitahama Main Store The walking time for this route (excluding sightseeing and dining time) is only about 30 minutes. The attractions are very close to each other and most are designated tangible cultural properties. Although they are all Western-style historical buildings, each has its own unique characteristics, such as the red-brick Osaka City Central Public Hall and the Inca-style Shibakawa Building. Spend an afternoon here to experience another side of Osaka!

This magnificent building, which holds great significance for the citizens, was originally a donation from a citizen! Besides appreciating the architecture of the Osaka City Central Public Hall, you can also learn about its historical story. Completed in 1918, this hall adopts the Neo-Renaissance style and incorporates many stained glass elements. The red brick exterior exudes a romantic atmosphere, and the details are abundant everywhere, including the stairs. The basement has an exhibition room displaying many artifacts related to the hall's history. The construction of the hall was funded by a donation from Einosuke Iwamoto, who was very enthusiastic about public welfare. The donation came from his business profits and inherited wealth. The hall still hosts many events and performances today. Enjoying a performance in such a magnificent and beautiful building should be a dreamy experience. It's also great to visit!

Osaka Central Public Hall is a historic cultural facility built in the Taisho era and completed in 1931. As a representative example of modern Japanese architecture, the exterior features a beautiful Art Deco style, and many events and concerts are held here. One way to enjoy the Public Hall is to first check the event and concert schedule and then go to a performance that interests you. A variety of events are held here, including music, theater, and lectures. There is also a nice lobby and rest area inside the building, so it is recommended that you take your time and enjoy the atmosphere when you visit. There is also a park nearby, so if you visit the Public Hall after enjoying a walk, you can spend a more fulfilling time. #OsakaCentralPublicHall #0YenTravelAutumn ──────────────────── Store name: Osaka Central Public Hall Address: 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Business hours: 9:30-21:30 Closed days: None Fee: Free ────────────────────

#0yentravelautumn ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 𝙸𝚗𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 ￣￣￣￣￣￣￣ 𖠿 Osaka City Central Public Hall ⚑ 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 𓀤 Right next to Keihan Naniwabashi Station ＿＿＿＿＿ 𝚁𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚎𝚠 ￣￣￣￣￣ Central Public Hall, a national important cultural property🏰 I love how it stands out even from afar♡ It seems you can visit the exhibition room and free viewing area👀 In December, the surrounding area is decorated with illuminations There is also projection mapping✨ This year it will be from 12/14 to 12/25🎄 #OsakaTourism

On my recent trip to Osaka I was looking for more unique things to do, that are often not at the top of everyone’s list of must-see things. I decided to go further North of the downtown area and discovered Nakanoshima. In middle of the Okawa River is a sandbank piece of land that has many museums. Nakanoshima is a beautiful island in the city where cultural, political and business facilities are concentrated. The three kilometre island is home to some of Osaka’s best museums, restaurants and hotels. Here are some of the highlights: 📍 Osaka City Central Public Hall 📍 National Museum of Art, Osaka 📍 Nakanoshima Museum of Art 📍 Osaka Science Museum #osaka #osakatrip #japan #japantrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

#Tourism 1-1-27 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 530-0005

#OsakaTourism Osaka City Central Public Hall is a historic building located in Chuo-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. It was originally a wooden building built in 1921, but was later rebuilt into the current modern building in 1957. This public hall is used as a multi-purpose facility for concerts, plays, lectures, and other performances. Its historic exterior and beautiful interior decoration are loved by many people, and it serves as the center of local cultural events. In addition, the area around Osaka City Central Public Hall is home to Osaka's downtown and tourist attractions, making it convenient for tourists and locals alike. There are also many hotels and restaurants around the public hall, making it a popular base for tourists. Osaka City Central Public Hall is one of the important facilities that support Osaka's culture and arts, and is a place worth visiting. In addition to enjoying theatrical and musical performances, the historic building itself is also one of the attractions.

#OsakaTourism #OsakaCityCentralPublicHall Osaka City Central Public Hall is a beautiful building built in the Renaissance style over 100 years ago. It is a nationally designated important cultural property, has a retro exterior, and is surrounded by various public facilities. It also has a great view and a great environment, making it a wonderful place. Tourist boats pass by on the river, Nakanoshima Park and Nakanoshima Rose Garden are on the riverside, and there are many cultural facilities such as Nakanoshima Library and art museums nearby, making it perfect for sightseeing. Osaka City Central Public Hall regularly hosts various events, and is not only beautiful as a building but also plays a solid role as a public hall.

Great architecture, nostalgic atmosphere, and history

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Osaka City Central Public Hall A meeting facility in Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, this national important cultural property celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2018. Concerts, lectures, ceremonies, exhibitions, etc. are held here. Please check the official website for details of events. The building made of red bricks is impressive. As it is located in Nakanoshima, I was able to spend a relaxing time walking along the river.