Namba Parks, Osaka
Namba Parks is a gigantic retail and office complex with 8 levels of shops and diners, and a rooftop garden featuring tree groves, rock clusters, cliffs and canyons, lawns, streams, waterfalls and ponds..
Namba Parks is a gigantic retail and office complex with 8 levels of shops and diners, and a rooftop garden featuring tree groves, rock clusters, cliffs and canyons, lawns, streams, waterfalls and ponds.
Hours
Sun
11:00
21:00
Mon
11:00
21:00
Tue
11:00
21:00
Wed
11:00
21:00
Thu
11:00
21:00
Fri
11:00
21:00
Sat
11:00
21:00
About Namba Parks
Japan, 〒556-0011 Ōsaka-fu, Ōsaka-shi, Naniwa-ku, Nanbanaka, 2 Chome−2−10−70
+81 6-6644-7100
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Dotonbori
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Tsutenkaku Tower
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Shinsekai
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Shinsaibashi
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Tennoji Park
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Shitenno-ji
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Abeno Harukas
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Nakanoshima Park
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Osaka Science Museum
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