The 10 Best Specialty Museums in Osaka, Kinki

The collection director Tatsuo Koyano collected in 50 years is exhibited. antique and the old article of everyday use which put emphasis on the one for which common people used a collection actually. An exhibition was being put into effect through the year, and the past, "comb 'kanzashi' exhibition", "ukiyoe exhibition", "cash box and lock exhibition" and "lunch box exhibition" etc.

A collection of Japanese, Chinese and Korean ceramics – among the best in the world – is displayed at this outstanding museum.

Tour the facility that produces Japanese coins and medals of honor and visit the historic coinage museum year-round. If you visit during the spring, you might catch the cherry blossoms on the Mint's 400 cherry trees.

No tours available. Visitors are welcomed to Opening hours :10:00 ‒16:00 (last entry 30 minutes before closing) Reservations: No reservation required on Saturdays. If you wish to visit the memorial hall on weekdays, please make your reservation at least on day in advance Days closed : Sunday, 2nd & 4th Saturday,st Saturday of January and May,3rd Saturday of August, during holiday seasons (August&December) and on national holidays ※Due to circumstances, the memorial hall may be closed on days other than below.Please check with our staff at the time of your reservation※Please make a reservation regardless of the date if you wish to visit with a group of more than 20 people. 〇QR Translator(English Chinese Korean Thai)

Please note that even if you use the "Skip the Line: Kids Plaza Osaka Admission Ticket" sold by JTRweb limited, you cannot get priority entry. In order to redeem the ticket for an admission ticket, you must wait in line to buy the ticket. This is a very interesting children's museum and is the best way for travelers with children in Osaka. There are many educational and playful exhibits and activities for children. The Kids Town designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser,an Austrian architect, is through the 4th floor and the 5th floor. In Japan, this is the only member of ACM, Association of Children's Museums.

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