Location: Suita
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Suita is a city located in northern Osaka Prefecture, Japan.
As of October 1, 2016, the city has an estimated population of 378,322 and a population density of 9,880 persons per km². The total area is 36.11 km².
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1. National Museum of Ethnology
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By Buckster21 - London, United Kingdom
In the centre of the Expo Park, and some way out of the city, this museum is definitely worth a visit. The second floor is a huge set of rooms that are informative (and usually in English too) and very well laid out. The place is an academic centre too, which probably explains the outstanding quality of the exhibits. You will learn about other cultures, not just in Asia, and see samples of their art, religion and dress. As an example of how to explain changes in societies, this place is hard to beat.
2. Expo '70 Commemorative Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 577 reviews
Reviewed By rob3170 - Melbourne, Australia
I'm not normally one to get excited by strolling in the gardens, but this was actually quite good fun. The autumn colours especially made it enjoyable, and the fresh air and blue skies helped. The highlight was the Sun God statue you encounter when you come in - I quite like that sort of sculpture but it may not be everyones taste. Note, I got in to the park for free on the day I visited. Not sure why. I don't know what entry normally is, but that may have changed my opinion a bit - but still, if you enjoy a stroll in parks and gardens, this will be fun.
3. Asahi Breweries Suita Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By 96kirstenh
We had a bit of a mess up in the beginning. The website says to ring in advance if you would like to be apart of the English speaking tour so we did and booked for 12pm the next day. When we got there to start the tour there was no booking for us and there wasn’t even a tour at 12pm. Luckily they put us on the 1pm tour so we went and got some lunch while we waited. We downloaded an app on our phones and listened to the tour on there. However the guide was also really good and added some English in there for us too which I thought was great. My partner loves asahi beer so he really enjoyed seeing how the production all worked and the tastings at the end were fantastic.
4. Expo'70 Pavilion
5. The Tower of the Sun
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 433 reviews
Reviewed By kz006 - Osaka, Japan
The tower(towerofthesun) in Suita City, Osaka Prefecture is a building built at the time of Osaka Expo. The tower produced by Japanese artist "Taro Okamoto" has a height of 70 m. Even though it has passed 50 years since it was manufactured, its presence and power are still alive.
6. Duskin Museum
7. Nifrel
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 293 reviews
Astonished by wonders of life, fascinated by surprises and mysteries in nature, you will want to share the amazing discoveries with someone else. Through the encounter with various forms of life which resonates your heart strings and brings you a sense of oneness, you will awake to the power of life. Yet, what inspires you here are not only living things, but unprecedented experiences, leading to a new finding in yourself Interactive Aquazoo, NIFREL
Reviewed By dynamic14 - Singapore, Singapore
Our friends brought us here and it was an interesting experience. Somewhat an aquarium with a mini zoo inside Expocity, this interactive aquazoo is a wonderful place to visit. Open from 10am to 8pm daily, there are various zones you can discover the wonders of nature. At the ‘mimic’ zone, look out for the creatures which blend themselves in the environment for protection and to avoid being noticed. We had great fun trying to spot the glass frogs. There is a barrier-free area where you get to walk in an area where the animals are free to roam and you get to enjoy their natural behaviour. Do look out for the lemurs who love to hang out above the ceiling planks and see if you can spot them. Hint:- look out for their tails. :) At the ‘abilities’ zone, there are anglers which can spout water though we didn’t see them in action when we were there. Check out the spotted garden eels which love to bury themselves in the sand and many other interesting creatures. There was also a white tiger in action looking for its food. Overall a very interesting visit. Highly recommended. Service dogs for those with disabilities are allowed.
8. Panasonic Stadium Suita
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 114 reviews
Panasonic Stadium Suita is a football stadium located in the city of Suita, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. It has a capacity of 40,000.It built by donation costed 14 billion yen. The stadium is home of the J-League football club Gamba Osaka. Its formely name is Suita City Football Stadium.
