[Osaka] Nakanoshima Park, Central Public Hall, Children's Book Forest and many other sights to see! Nakanoshima Town Walking Course

Hotel Noum OSAKA: Enjoy a relaxing stay in rooms filled with art and plants

Hotel Noum OSAKA is located just a short walk from Nakanoshima Park in Osaka. The guest rooms are simply designed with warm materials and colors, and equipped with only the necessities. In order to "keep your mind and body neutral during your stay at the hotel," the hotel has kept electrical appliances to a minimum, and instead has placed art and plants selected to match the rooms.

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9:00 [Hotel Noum OSAKA] A good day starts with a delicious breakfast

Start with a delicious breakfast at Hotel Noum OSAKA . Choose your favorite plate from 7 different options, including a full breakfast or avocado toast. Once you've finished breakfast, it's time to depart.

9:10 [Nakanoshima Park] A relaxing waterfront park

The park is surrounded by pleasant grass along the river and dazzling green trees, making it a place that both children and adults can enjoy. Try lying down on the grass, running, or moving your body freely to refresh yourself.

9:30 【Children's Book Forest Nakanoshima】Read on the terrace on a nice day

This cultural facility, designed by Osaka-born architect Tadao Ando, has a collection of about 20,000 books, including picture books, children's books, and illustrated guides. The interior, with all three walls covered in bookshelves, is truly a "forest of books." Advance reservations are recommended, but there are also first-come, first-served slots available on the day of your visit.

[Osaka Museum of Oriental Ceramics] Reopening in April 2024

This museum was established by the city of Osaka to commemorate the donation of the world-famous "Ataka Collection" by the Sumitomo Group. The entrance is surrounded by 7-meter-high glass and has a cafe attached to it.

11:15 [Osaka City Central Public Hall] Modern red brick architecture

This meeting facility is a symbol of Osaka's culture, art, and history. Anyone can freely enter and exit the basement floor. It is lit up at night, so it's a great place to stop by on your stroll.

11:30 [Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library] A dignified building that stands quietly

This is the first public library in Osaka Prefecture to house documents, ancient documents, and business-related books related to Osaka. It also has many valuable books, making it popular with researchers and book lovers.

11:45 [Naniwa Bridge] Recommended photo spot

This bridge is affectionately known as "Lion Bridge" because of the two stone lions it has. Find your favorite spot, such as the lion statues, retro lighting, or the wide stone staircase leading down to Nakanoshima Park, and enjoy taking photos.

12:00 [Hotel Noum OSAKA] Cafe lounge where you can also enjoy lunch

We return to Hotel Noum OSAKA, enjoying the riverside scenery and the Osaka cityscape. Once you arrive at the hotel, why not take a break in the cafe lounge?

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