This will be the first stadium in Japan to be built with donations.
In soccer-only stadiums, the distance from the stands to the pitch is a minimum of seven meters, providing an excellent sense of realism.
All seats are covered so you can enjoy watching the game in comfort.

The theme is "The joy of 'play, learn, and discover' all in one place!"
Opened in November 2015. Museum, cinema complex,
Education and entertainment combined
Eight large entertainment facilities, including educational facilities,
A total of 305 stores, including experiential shops
It consists of "Mitsui Shopping Park LaLaport EXPOCITY",
A large complex that combines entertainment and shopping.

Kaiyukan opened in November 2015 within EXPOCITY, adjacent to Expo Commemoration Park, as a "living museum" that transcends the categories of aquarium, zoo, and art museum.
The way in which visitors can intuitively enjoy the charm of living creatures and nature up close, just like enjoying art, stimulates the sensibilities of both children and adults, enriching their souls.

This natural park covers a total area of approximately 260 hectares and was developed on the site of the 1970 World Exposition.
The Tower of the Sun, designed by Taro Okamoto, is world famous.
The vast park is surrounded by lush greenery and is home to a beautiful Japanese garden and the National Museum of Ethnology, which displays materials relating to all kinds of ethnic groups from around the world. There is also a wide range of other events and leisure activities to enjoy.

As the birthplace of Asahi Beer, this factory has a history of over 120 years.
The entrance to the guesthouse features the original red brick wall from when the building was completed, and the tour corridor features a model of the factory from when it was in operation and photos of the first shipment, allowing you to get a feel for the history of Asahi Beer.
After your guide explains the latest manufacturing process, you can also sample freshly brewed beer from the factory (reservations required).

In Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture, the birthplace of the world's first instant ramen, "Chicken Ramen," you can learn about the importance of invention and discovery through various exhibits related to instant ramen and experience workshops such as the "Chicken Ramen Factory" and the "My Cup Noodle Factory" (fees apply, some require reservations).

Minoh Park, located in a corner of Meiji no Mori Minoh Quasi-National Park around Mt. Minoh, is known for its waterfalls and Momiji, and is loved by many people throughout the year as a place to enjoy the fresh greenery in spring, the cool weather in summer, Momiji, and training in winter.
The park also has an insect museum with nearly 10,000 insect specimens on display, and many butterflies fly about in the large greenhouse and butterfly garden.

Located in Tempozan, Osaka, this is one of the world's largest aquariums. You can see around 620 species and 30,000 sea creatures, including the popular whale shark.
The "Fuafua Jellyfish House," which displays jellyfish in 12 tanks, is also popular. If you go through the re-entry procedure, you can enter as many times as you like on the same day.

Not only is it the franchise stadium for the Orix Buffaloes, but it is also a multi-purpose dome that can accommodate a variety of events, including concerts and sporting events.
The arena has a maximum capacity of 55,000 people.
There are commercial facilities that remain open even on days when there are no events, so there are various ways to enjoy the area.

Construction began in 1583 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and the castle tower was completed two years later.
After being burned down twice, once during the Summer Siege of Osaka and once by lightning, it was rebuilt in 1931.
Inside there is a museum that displays historical materials, and you can get a panoramic view of Osaka from the observation deck on the 8th floor. It boasts an annual visitor count of 1 to 1.3 million people.