Complete Guide to Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan! From Amazing Creatures to Ticket Info and Visiting Tips

The Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is one of the largest aquariums in the world, with exhibits themed around the Pacific Rim of volcanoes and recreations of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding regions. Home to approximately 620 species and 30,000 marine creatures, the aquarium features everything from the world’s largest fish, the whale shark, to dolphins, penguins, otters, and more. In this article, we take a deep dive into this iconic Kansai destination, which celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2025!   *Information as of July 2025. Please check the official website for the latest updates.   Index Overview of Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan How to Get to Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan How to Purchase Tickets for Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Recommended Visiting Time for Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Useful Services at Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Must-See Creatures at Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Hands-On Animal Encounters at Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Must-Try Food at Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Best Souvenirs to Buy at Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan Recommended Experiences in Osaka Near Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan One of Kaiyukan’s most iconic features is its massive tank made with acrylic glass. Upon entering the aquarium, visitors first take an elevator up to the 8th floor, then gradually descend a spiraling path while viewing marine life from various regions-giving the impression of a stroll through the ocean depths. Located within the Tempozan Harbor Village, the aquarium can easily be enjoyed along with nearby attractions, making it a great spot to spend the entire day.   ○ Opening Hours: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (subject to change; last admission is one hour before closing) ○ Closed: Irregular ▶ Click here for the operating hours calendar Kaiyukan is about a 5-minute walk from Osaka Metro Chuo Line’s Osakako Station. The surrounding roads are wide, with hotels and other facilities nearby, making it a conveniently located destination. Below are the main access routes:   a.From Osaka Station to Kaiyukan Take the Osaka Loop Line from Osaka Station and get off at Bentencho Station. Transfer to the Osaka Metro Chuo Line and get off at Osakako Station. Walk about 5 minutes. Total travel time: approx. 35 minutes.   b.From Namba Station to Kaiyukan Take the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line from Namba Station and get off at Hommachi Station. Transfer to the Chuo Line and get off at Osakako Station. Walk about 5 minutes. Total travel time: approx. 30 minutes.   c.From Kansai International Airport to Kaiyukan Take the Kansai Airport Limousine Bus bound for the Kaiyukan area from Kansai Airport Terminal 1, get off at Tempozan Kaiyukan stop. Walk about 2 minutes. Travel time: approx. 1 hour. Alternatively, take the Nankai Airport Line from Kansai Airport Station and get off at Namba Station. Transfer to the Nankai Main Line and get off at Shin-Imamiya Station. Transfer to the Osaka Loop Line, get off at Bentencho Station, then transfer to the Chuo Line and get off at Osakako Station. Walk about 5 minutes. Travel time: approx. 1 hour 20 minutes.   d.From the Osaka-Kansai Expo site to Kaiyukan Take the Osaka Metro Chuo Line from Yumeshima Station and get off at Osakako Station. Walk about 5 minutes. Travel time: approx. 15 minutes. To make the aquarium more accessible to a wider range of visitors, Kaiyukan uses a dynamic pricing system, with ticket prices that vary depending on the day.   a. Ticket Prices Adults (High school students / Age 16 and over): From ￥2,700 Children (Elementary and junior high school students): From ￥1,400 Toddlers (Age 3 and over): From ￥700 Children under 2: Free   Payment is accepted via various credit cards (at the ticket counter and online), as well as electronic payments like iD and PiTaPa (in-person only). ▶ Click here for ticket price   b. Advance Reservations Available There are two types of tickets: advance e-tickets and same-day tickets. Advance e-tickets can be purchased from 30 days before your visit up to the aquarium’s opening time on the day of your visit. Same-day tickets are available online and at the ticket counter from opening time until the last admission time. Note: Queues for same-day tickets at the counter may be long, so we recommend buying tickets in advance! ▶ Purchase your Kaiyukan e-tickets here *Please note that a member registration is required to buy Kaiyukan e-tickets.   c. Re-Entry Is Allowed! Same-day re-entry is permitted until one hour before closing. You can enjoy the aquarium in the morning, have a relaxing lunch or explore Tempozan Marketplace, and return to Kaiyukan in the evening for a different atmosphere. a. How Long Does It Take to Tour the Entire Aquarium? Kaiyukan is a one-way route, so there’s no need to worry about getting lost. Starting from the 8th floor and gradually making your way down, it takes about 90 to 120 minutes to complete a full tour of the aquarium.   If you’re doing a quick visit focusing on the main exhibits: approximately 1 hour 30 minutes If you want to take your time enjoying the exhibits, shopping, and dining: approximately 2.5 to 3 hours   These estimates are based on a leisurely pace for adults. If you’re visiting with small children, it may take a bit longer. There are benches throughout the facility, but they may be crowded. Since the tour starts from the 8th floor and requires walking down, a stroller is recommended for families with young children. ▶ Click here for the facility map   b. The Nighttime Kaiyukan Is Also Highly Recommended! Starting at 5:00 PM, Kaiyukan transforms into the “Nighttime Kaiyukan.” The lighting and background music change, creating a beautifully fantastical atmosphere throughout the aquarium. You’ll see the animals behave differently than they do during the day – a must-see experience! There is no need to exit and re-enter for the nighttime session. We recommend entering around 4:00 PM so you can enjoy both the daytime and nighttime versions of the aquarium in a single visit. To help you enjoy your visit smoothly, Kaiyukan offers a variety of convenient services.   a. Luggage Storage & Coin Lockers Coin lockers are available at multiple locations: Inside Kaiyukan (paid zone), Kaiyukan Entrance Building, or Tempozan Marketplace ▶ Click here for locker sizes and fees   b. Baby Care Room The baby care room is equipped with:Kids’ toilets, nursing booths and diaper-changing tables. Perfect for families with infants or toddlers to visit comfortably. c. Wheelchair Rental Wheelchairs are available for free at the Information Desk next to the ticket counter. To use one, advance contact is required. Please call Kaiyukan Information Center at 06-6576-5501. Kaiyukan is home to approximately 620 species and 30,000 individual creatures. Here, we highlight some of the must-see popular animals you won’t want to miss. a. Whale shark The whale shark, which inhabits warm seas around the world, is the largest fish species (a type of shark), growing to over 12 meters in length. Watching them swim gracefully through the massive tank is a must-see experience. As of July 2025, two whale sharks are on display.   b. Ringed seal The ringed seal, named for the ring-like spots on its body, is a beloved favorite at the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan thanks to its adorable appearance. At the aquarium, the Arctic environment is recreated across two levels – above and below the ice – allowing visitors to observe the seals’ diverse behaviors and expressions. Feeding times: 10:20 a.m. and 3:05 p.m. c. Otter The Asian small-clawed otter is the smallest species among otters, and you can meet them in the “Japan Forest” exhibit. Watch as they dart around swiftly both on land and underwater, showcasing their playful and energetic nature. Feeding times: 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. d. Jellyfish Moon jellyfish, commonly seen along the coast of Japan, are known for their translucent bodies. Alongside them, you’ll also find species like the lion’s mane jellyfish and flower hat jellyfish. You can view these mesmerizing creatures in the “Jellyfish Galaxy” area, where they appear to float in a space-like setting, reminiscent of a galaxy. Note: Exhibited species may change periodically. e. Penguin The king penguin is the second-largest species of penguin. Rather than building nests, they incubate their eggs by placing them on top of their feet and covering them with a flap of abdominal skin. At the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, you can find king penguins sharing a tank with Adélie and gentoo penguins. Feeding times: 10:20 AM and 2:30 PM. Get up close and personal with marine life – an experience only possible at one of the largest aquariums in the world!   During “Feeding Time,” you can witness the animals being fed and even see training sessions that are essential for their health management. Don’t miss the chance to catch these powerful and up-close scenes as the animals come right up to the acrylic panels! ▶Feeding time for the creatures If you want to take a break during your underwater stroll, we recommend the café inside the aquarium. You can enjoy soft serve ice cream, drinks, and light snacks. 「cafe R.O.F」 This café is located at the back of the “Japan Trench” exhibit. From the windows, you can enjoy scenic views of Osaka Port, and some seats even offer a view of the aquarium tanks while you relax. a. Whale Shark Soft Serve – 440 yen A popular treat at the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, this soft-serve ice cream combines ramune (Japanese soda) and vanilla flavors, inspired by the whale shark’s distinctive coloration and patterns. b. Garden Eel Hot Dog – 800 yen This hefty hot dog measures around 40 cm in length and is inspired by the slender shape of a garden eel (chin anago). It’s a fun and filling treat perfect for a break during your aquarium visit! c. Whale Shark Latte – 530 yen A creamy café latte topped with an adorable whale shark design made with cocoa powder. It’s as photogenic as it is delicious – perfect for sharing on social media! The official shop is accessible once you enter the Kaiyukan. Be sure to check out the exclusive items created in collaboration with popular stationery and tenugui (Japanese hand towel) brands-perfect souvenirs you won’t find anywhere else! a. Plush Whale Shark with Gills b. 35th Anniversary Original Merchandise There are plenty of other must-see spots in Osaka! Let us introduce some exciting attractions, including the facilities around Tempozan Harbor Village – where the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is located – as well as a sumo-themed event space and the much-anticipated Osaka-Kansai Expo, which draws huge crowds and creates a lively atmosphere.   a. Tempozan Area Tempozan Harbor Village, where the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is located, is a large amusement complex offering shopping, dining, and entertainment. You can enjoy attractions such as a giant Ferris wheel and sightseeing cruises. Since same-day re-entry is allowed at the aquarium, it’s a great opportunity to explore various facilities in the area together! Tempozan Marketplace Tempozan Marketplace is a large commercial complex where visitors can enjoy gourmet food and shopping. Highlights include “Naniwa Kuishinbo Yokocho”, where you can try Osaka specialties like takoyaki and kushikatsu, a variety of souvenir shops, and amusement facilities that children will love. Santa Maria Sightseeing Cruise Inspired by the ship Columbus sailed across the Atlantic, this sailing-style cruise ship takes you on a relaxing tour around Osaka Bay. Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel One of the world’s largest Ferris wheels, standing 112.5 meters tall. The panoramic view is spectacular, especially when it’s beautifully illuminated at night. Tempozan Anipa Located inside Tempozan Marketplace, this all-weather animal facility allows visitors to interact with and feed various animals-a perfect spot for animal lovers and families. Naniwa Kuishinbo Yokocho A retro-style food alley inside Tempozan Marketplace that recreates the nostalgic streets of Osaka. Here, you can savor all the classic Kansai delicacies in one spot.   b. THE SUMO HALL HIRAKUZA OSAKA THE SUMO HALL HIRAKUZA OSAKA is an all-new, interactive entertainment hall where visitors can experience the fusion of sumo wrestling, live performances, and Japanese food culture. With over 1,500 years of history, sumo is not just a sport but a deeply rooted tradition-and this venue brings its intensity and cultural significance to life in an exciting, modern way. ▼For more details▼ THE SUMO HALL HIRAKUZA OSAKA｜Sumo Entertainment Show in Namba, Osaka   c. Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai is currently being held on Yumeshima Island in Osaka until Monday, October 13. With the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives,” the expo brings together 159 countries and regions from around the world. Each pavilion is full of creative ideas and innovations, attracting countless visitors every day for this once-in-a-lifetime global event. ▼For more details▼ A Complete Guide to EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai: Must-See Pavilions, What to Bring, and How to Get There  

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EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai is currently being held on Yumeshima Island in Osaka. This world exposition, held every five years in different countries, returns to Japan for the first time in 20 years since Expo 2005 Aichi. For Osaka, it marks a historic moment—the first time the city has hosted a World Expo in 55 years, since the legendary Expo 1970.   In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know before your visit—from how to get there and how to buy tickets, to must-see pavilions, can’t-miss experiences, and hidden gems within the venue. Let’s get you ready for an unforgettable trip to EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai!   Index What Is EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai? How to Get to the Venue of EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai How to Buy Tickets for EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai Visitor Registration and Pavilion Reservations for EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai What to Bring to EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai 10 Must-Visit Pavilions at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai 4 Unique Experiences You Should Try at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai 3 Spots You Shouldn’t Miss at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai will hold a mini fireworks display every day until Sunday, August 31! EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai is a large-scale international event where 158 countries come together to showcase cutting-edge technologies, innovative ideas, and diverse cultures under the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.”   The expo will run from April 13 (Sun) to October 13 (Mon), 2025. The venue is open daily from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with most pavilions operating from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and official stores open until 9:30 PM. EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai has two main entrances: the East Gate and the West Gate. Be sure to note that your entry gate is determined at the time of ticket reservation.   The East Gate is just a short walk from Yumeshima Station on the Osaka Metro Chuo Line. The West Gate offers convenient access for those arriving by shuttle bus, park-and-ride bus, highway bus, ferry, or bicycle.   ▼For more details▼ Transportation Guide of Osaka Expo 2025: How to get to the venue from Osaka, Namba, Kansai Airport, and Shin-Osaka Tickets for EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai are available in several types: Single Entry Tickets, Multi-Visit Passes, Special Discount Tickets, and Group Tickets. Here, we’ll focus on the Single Entry Ticket.   There are three types of Single Entry Tickets: Weekday Ticket/Night Ticket/One-Day Ticket. Each ticket type is priced based on age categories: Adult (18 and over)/Junior (ages 12–17)/Child (ages 4–11). Children under 3 years old can enter for free. However, if they require a seat at a pavilion or event, a free ticket can be issued in advance.   Admission to most pavilions is included in the ticket price, with the exception of select paid events.   Adult（18 and over） Junior（12～17） Child（4～11） Weekday Ticket 6,000JPY 3,500JPY 1,500JPY Night Ticket 3,700JPY 2,000JPY 1,000JPY One-Day Ticket 7,500JPY 4,200JPY 1,800JPY   To purchase tickets for EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai, registration for an EXPO ID is required via the official ticketing website. If you’re buying tickets for your family, only one representative needs to register for an EXPO ID—this allows entry for the entire group under that account. Once the EXPO ID registration is complete, log in to the ticketing website to purchase your tickets.   If online reservation is difficult, ticket vouchers can also be purchased at major convenience stores in Japan, including 7-Eleven, Lawson, FamilyMart, and Ministop. These vouchers can be exchanged for official paper tickets with a QR code at ticket exchange counters located near the EXPO entrance gates. However, when using a convenience store voucher, an EXPO ID is not required. However, some services—such as entry time reservation and pavilion viewing reservations—will not be available, so plan accordingly. @media screen and (max-width:700px) {iframe{width:100%;height:120vw;}}@media screen and (min-width:701px){iframe{width:640px;height:480px;}} To attend EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai, visitors must reserve their visit date and time through the official ticketing website. 　During this process, you’ll need to select: The entry gate: East Gate or West Gate Your arrival time slot: Choose from 9:00–, 10:00–, 11:00–, 12:00–, or 17:00– * If you want to arrive at 15:00, you must select the 12:00– time slot.   After completing your entry reservation, you can apply for a lottery to reserve popular pavilions and events. While reservations aren’t mandatory, having one significantly reduces wait times and enhances your experience.   There are four types of reservation opportunities: Two months in advance / 7 days in advance / 3 days in advance / Same-day reservation Each person can hold up to 3 reservations, with one slot available in each advance reservation window (2-month, 7-day, and 3-day).   Details 2-month advance ・From 3 months to the day before 2 months prior to the visit date ・Register up to 5 choices; only 1 pavilion or event can be selected if won 7-day advance ・From 1 month to 8 days prior to the visit date ・Register up to 5 choices; only 1 pavilion or event can be selected if won 3-day advance ・From 3 days to 9:00 a.m. the day before the visit date, on a first-come, first-served basis ・1 slot per person only Same-day reservation You can make your next reservation 10 minutes after passing through the entrance gate, or 10 minutes after using or canceling a reservation @media screen and (max-width:700px) {iframe{width:100%;height:120vw;}}@media screen and (min-width:701px){iframe{width:640px;height:480px;}} EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai spans approximately 155 hectares—equivalent to about 217 soccer fields. Many visitors have reported walking over 20,000 steps in a single day, so wearing comfortable clothing is highly recommended. Additionally, some pavilions require you to remove your shoes or socks, so it’s best to wear footwear that’s both easy to walk in and easy to take off and put on.   Here are the recommended items to bring with you to EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai:   ・Screenshot of your admission QR code You may be asked to show it again at certain pavilions after entering the venue.   ・Printed map Since maps of EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai are sold for a fee, it’s a good idea to print one from the official website　 and bring it with you.   ・Phone battery/charger In addition to being required for entry, your phone will be needed to make same-day reservations, which can quickly drain the battery. If you plan to stay until the evening, a portable charger is essential.   ・Water bottle Water dispensers are available throughout the venue, so having your own bottle makes it easier to stay hydrated.   ・Snacks While there are many food options onsite, if you’d rather save time or money, bring snacks or candy that you can eat while waiting in line.   ・Trash bag Trash bins are limited throughout the venue, so carrying a small bag for your garbage will help you stay organized.   In addition, the EXPO site offers little shade, so heat protection is essential, especially after May. August is typically the hottest month in Japan, with daytime highs over 30°C (86°F) and even mornings and evenings staying around 25°C (77°F), often with high humidity. Be sure to bring a hat, sunscreen, and consider uniquely Japanese heat countermeasures such as a parasol or frozen bottled drinks available at convenience stores.   Note: Large luggage such as suitcases, rolling bags, or carts for transporting goods is not allowed inside the EXPO 2025 venue. The maximum size allowed is W600mm × D900mm × H400mm. If you are carrying oversized items, be sure to leave them in a locker at your hotel, a train station, or the airport in advance.   If you’re in Osaka Umeda and need to store luggage, the Hankyu Tourist Center, Osaka-Umeda is a convenient option.   ▼For more details▼ Hands-Free Travel | Baggage Storage and Delivery Services at Hankyu Tourist Center in Osaka Umeda Station With over 180 pavilions at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai, it’s a good idea to decide in advance which ones you want to visit for a smoother experience. Here, we introduce our top 10 must-visit pavilions at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai. (1) Jordan Pavilion This pavilion is filled with real desert sand from Jordan, famously known as a filming location for the movie Star Wars. Visitors can experience walking barefoot across the desert sand. A 360-degree screen displays stunning footage of Jordan, making you feel as if you’ve truly traveled there. At the exit, there’s a café where you can relax and also purchase souvenirs. (2) Thailand Pavilion Welcomed by a hand-carved wooden elephant, the Thailand Pavilion is perfect for families.   After learning traditional Thai greetings together, guests are treated to a theater performance where Thai staff sing and dance along with the video. With everyone joining in cheerfully, saying “Sawasdee ka~! Hello~!”, it’s an especially fun experience for young children. (3) Philippines Pavilion The highlight of the Philippines Pavilion is its traditional weaving craftsmanship. Visitors can enjoy exploring the “Forest of Art,” which showcases woven textiles from 18 different regions across the country. (4) Germany Pavilion At the Germany Pavilion, visitors receive a palm-sized mascot character named “Circular,” who provides audio guidance at various points throughout the exhibit. The pavilion offers a fun and interactive way to learn about its central theme: the circular economy. (5) Italy Pavilion The Italy Pavilion is popular for showcasing authentic artworks. Highlights include valuable pieces such as the ancient Roman sculpture Farnese Atlas and Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches from the Codex Atlanticus. Starting May 18, Michelangelo’s sculpture Risen Christ will also be on display. (6) France Pavilion This pavilion is a must-visit for fashion lovers, offering the chance to enjoy renowned French brands like Louis Vuitton and Dior all in one place. (7) Saudi Arabia Pavilion A traditional Saudi market known as a souq has been recreated, where visitors can purchase Saudi coffee, handicrafts, and dates—dried fruits from date palms. (8) Australia Pavilion The exhibition is divided into three zones—Forest, Sky, and Ocean. Upon entering the Forest zone, you’ll be surrounded by eucalyptus trees, making you feel as if you’ve stepped into a real forest. Among the trees, adorable koalas add to the charm. In the Ocean zone, you’re immersed in the beauty of the sea, surrounded by numerous monitors displaying breathtaking marine scenes. It’s a pavilion that soothes you with the power of nature. (9) Commons Pavilion An international pavilion jointly exhibited by over 90 countries and regions. There are six Commons buildings, labeled A to F, where various countries and regions are densely grouped together. Some pavilions offer food and goods for sale, while others allow you to dress in traditional costumes and take photos, making it a culturally rich and interactive experience. (10) GUNDAM NEXT FUTURE PAVILION A life-sized Gundam statue, approximately 17 meters tall, greets visitors at the entrance. Its never-before-seen pose reaches out toward space and the future. Even if you don’t enter the pavilion, you can still take photos at the entrance—be sure to go meet Gundam! At EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai, the pavilions are beautifully illuminated at night, offering a completely different and stunning view—so don’t miss the nighttime experience! EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai offers more than just visiting pavilions—there are many ways to experience the culture of countries from around the world. Here are four must-try experiences at EXPO 2025: (1) Enjoy Global Cuisine at EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai At the restaurants and cafés attached to each country’s pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai, you can enjoy rare and unique dishes that are hard to find in everyday life. In addition to the country-specific eateries, there are many other restaurants throughout the site. Highly recommended are Japan’s famous sushi chains, Kura Sushi and Sushiro. They will also offer exclusive menu items available only at EXPO 2025, so be sure to check them out! (2) Shop for Unique Souvenirs from Around the World at EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai At EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai, you’ll find unique souvenirs you won’t find anywhere else—like reindeer fur sold in front of the Nordic Pavilion or personalized keychains with your name engraved in Arabic at the Yemen Pavilion.   While these souvenirs come from around the world, there’s also a must-visit spot for uniquely Japanese gifts: Animate. It’s packed with popular anime merchandise, making it the perfect place to pick up something special from Japan. (3) Try On Traditional Costumes from Various Countries at EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai At EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai, several pavilions offer the chance to experience traditional clothing from around the world. This photo shows a traditional outfit encountered at the Ghana Pavilion. (4) Connect with People from All Over the World at EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai is a great opportunity to talk with people from all around the world. If you’re feeling a bit shy about starting a conversation, why not try breaking the ice at a café or souvenir shop? Here are three must-see spots at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai that you absolutely shouldn’t miss. You’ll come across them as you walk around the venue, so there’s no need to go out of your way to find them. (1) The Grand Roof Ring The Grand Roof Ring, which encircles the entire EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai site, stretches about 2 kilometers. It takes roughly 30 to 40 minutes to walk around, making it a pleasant stroll with a panoramic view of the venue on clear days. In the evening, you can enjoy a beautiful sunset from the Grand Roof Ring, so walking it later in the day is recommended—especially during the hot summer months. The ring is also illuminated at night, with the colors changing every two weeks to reflect the changing seasons. (2) Contemporary Art Inside the EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai venue, you’ll find a surprising number of famous contemporary artworks on display. Right near the East Gate, you’ll be greeted by a piece from Kohei Nawa. You can also discover works by other renowned Japanese artists such as Chiharu Shiota and Tomoko Konoike. Be sure to keep an eye out for these impressive pieces as you explore the site. (3) Stone rest area Before the grand opening of EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai, one of the most talked-about features was the stone rest area. Don’t miss the chance to see how these heavy stones are artfully balanced and supported. The Expo’s mini fireworks display will shoot off about 75-140 shots per show outside the large roof ring on the south side of the venue. Enjoy the Japanese summer culture of fireworks displays at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai. <Date> Saturday, July 19, 2025 – Sunday, August 31, 2025 *Start  around 19:57 until Thursday, July 31. Start time after August 1 is under adjustment.   For those who want to enjoy fireworks even more, “Japan Fireworks Expo” is a great day to show the world’s best fireworks technology that Japan is proud of, and the appeal of Japan’s unique culture of fireworks displays to the world. “Japan Fireworks Expo” is held on one day each month. <Date and Time> Saturday, August 23, Saturday, September 27, and Wednesday, October 8 *Start time is not announced. Please note that “Japan Fireworks Expo” is expected to be very crowded on the day it is held. Please allow plenty of time for your schedule.   In addition, the EXPO also features spectacular drone shows and water performances that are drawing lots of attention. Don’t miss these once-in-a-lifetime events happening only in 2025!

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From dogs and cats to otters, owls, and even reptiles-get up close and personal with all kinds of adorable creatures at these animal cafés in Osaka and Kyoto. A heartwarming experience with animals is guaranteed to lift your spirits.   Index [Kyoto] Don’t Miss Feeding Time Twice Daily at “Cat Cafe MOCHA Kyoto Kawaramachi” [Kyoto] Experience Japanese Culture with Shiba Inu at “Kyoto Mameshiba CAFE” [Kyoto] Relax with Cute Otters at “LOUTRE Kyoto” [Kyoto] Home to 40 Cats! One of Kyoto’s Largest Cat Cafés “Cat & Animal Cafe Noah’s Ark Gion” [Osaka] Meet Samoyed and Capybaras at Japan’s Largest Animal Interaction Facility-“Animeal” [Osaka] Be Healed by Fluffy, Snow-White Samoyeds at “Dog Cafe samo” [Osaka] Unlimited 2-Hour Playtime with Rabbits & Hedgehogs at “Small Animal Cafe ROCK STAR” [Osaka] Japan’s First Micro Pig Café “mipig cafe” [Osaka] A Cat Café That Supports Rescue Cats “CAFE URIEL”   Quick Overview Animals Age Accepted Closed Opening Hours Price Reservation Cat Cafe MOCHA Kyoto Kawaramachi Cats 6 and over 1/1 11:00 ～ 21:00 *Last entry 20:30 1st 30 min: Weekdays: ￥1,100Weekends & Holidays: ￥1,400Max Daily Fee: Weekdays:￥3,520 Weekends & Holidays: ￥3,850 Not accepted Kyoto Mameshiba CAFE Dogs (Mameshiba) 8 and over None 11:30～18:30 *Weekends starts from 11:00 *Last entry 18:00 ・Ages 13 and over: ￥1,300 ・Ages 8-12: ￥1,000 Not accepted LOUTRE Kyoto Otters Senior high and over Irregular 14:00～19:00 *Last entry 18:00 50 min ￥3,000 Not accepted Cat & Animal Cafe Noah’s Ark Gion Cats, ferrets No limit None 10:00～20:00 *Last entry 19:30 1st 30 min: Weekdays: ￥1,100 Weekends & Holidays: ￥1,320Max Daily Fee: Weekdays: ￥3,080Weekends & Holidays: ￥3,520 Available from online Animeal Dogs, cats, rabbits, capybaras, owls, parakeets, iguanas, etc. No limit Tuesdays (Open for holidays) 12:00～19:00 *Last entry 18:00 ・Adults (60 min): From ￥1,980 *1 drink order is required・Ages 4-12: ￥990 (no time limit)・Ages 3 and under: Free Available via Google Page or the official Shinsaibashi shop Instagram Dog Cafe samo Samoyed (dog) 13 and over Tuesdays 13:00～19:00 ￥1,000 + ￥292 every 10 min Available Small Animal Cafe ROCK STAR Hedgehogs, flying squirrels, ferrets, small birds, chinchillas, etc. No limit None 11:00～21:00 ・Ages 13 and over: ￥1,320 ・Ages 4–12: ￥880 ・Ages 3 and under: Free ・1 drink order is required Available mipig cafe Micro pigs No limit None 10:00〜20:00 ・25-Min Plan Ages 4 and over: ￥1,870Ages 3 and under: ￥770・55-Min Plan Ages 4 and over: ￥2,970 Ages 3 and under: ￥770 Reservation required CAFE URIEL Cats No limit New year holiday Weekdays 11:30～21:00 Weekends 12:00～19:00 1st 60 min: ￥1,650 Extension every 15 min: ￥330 Not accepted Whether you’re visiting solo, with a partner, friends, or family, this cozy cat café offers a welcoming space for everyone. Surrounded by adorable, affectionate cats, you can unwind and enjoy a peaceful moment.   Play with the cats using toys, treat them to special snacks (￥550), or simply relax however you like-read manga, get some work done, or enjoy a chat. With each cat having its own personality, time spent here is always unique and heartwarming. A drink bar (included in the entrance fee) offers juices and soups to keep you refreshed while you enjoy the company of your furry companions. With free access to manga and magazines, plus Wi-Fi and power outlets, the café is also perfect as a quiet spot to work or study.   [Important Notes] Please do not chase or forcefully touch the cats. Do not feed the cats any food or drinks. Bringing outside food is prohibited. Drinks may be brought in. Be sure to turn off the flash when taking photos. Guests must be at least 6 years old to enter. Aged 12 and under must be accompanied by a guardian. The café is completely non-smoking. Pets are not allowed inside. Just a one-minute walk from the popular Kyoto tourist spot, Shinkyogoku Street! Relax with adorable mameshiba (midget Shiba Inu) in a nostalgic Japanese setting while enjoying a complimentary drink. With tatami flooring, a low chabudai table, and an old-school CRT TV, the café recreates a classic Japanese-style living room. A variety of mameshiba-brown, black, and white-roam freely in the space. Some even wear the iconic karakusa bandana! If you sit quietly, they may hop onto your lap. Since the floor is tatami, please remove your shoes before entering.   [Important Notes] Tickets are sold in person on the day of your visit only. Entry is not possible once tickets are sold out. Outside food and drinks are not allowed (except the café’s provided drink). Personal pet toys are not permitted. Please turn off the flash when taking photos, and refrain from taking pictures that may disturb other guests. Holding the dogs is not allowed. Injuries or damage to clothing due to interaction with animals are at your own risk. Guests must be at least 8 years old to enter. Please present ID or documentation to verify age. The only place in Kyoto where you can interact with otters! The otters here were formerly kept as pets and now warmly welcome guests in their cozy new home. You’ll get to see their charming, at-home behavior up close-something you won’t experience at an aquarium. Guests can try feeding the otters and giving them water. If they’re in a good mood, one might even climb onto your lap or shoulder! For those who want a more private encounter, private sessions (25,000 yen per group) and even home-visit services (starting from 40,000 yen) are available.   [Important Notes] Smoking is not allowed inside the facility. No outside food or drinks are permitted. Entry is not allowed for guests who have consumed alcohol. Please wash and sanitize your hands before entering and when interacting with the otters. When photographing with a smartphone, turn off the flash. Other cameras are not permitted. *Filming for commercial purposes, including YouTube, is prohibited. Do not feed the otters or give them toys on your own. Do not tap on the tanks or windows, and avoid loud noises. Be gentle when touching the otters, do not attempt to pick them up. Children under 16 are not permitted. Payment is by cash only. Located in the heart of Kyoto’s historic Gion district, this spacious cat and animal café offers the chance to interact with over 40 friendly cats and several ferrets. These affectionate animals, raised with care by reputable breeders, create a relaxing and heartwarming atmosphere for visitors. Some of them are also available for adoption to become part of your family. The café also offers all-natural, handmade treats specially crafted for the animals’ health. You can choose plans that include treats or even a commemorative photo with your favorite animal using an instant camera (Cheki) while holding them-perfect for unforgettable memories.   [Important Notes] Entry is not permitted without signing the consent form. No outside food or drinks are allowed. Holding animals is generally not permitted (except for specific photo plans). Please do not force interaction or raise your voice around the animals. (Depending on the situation, staff may ask you to leave.) Turn off your camera’s flash when taking photos. Avoid actions that may disturb other guests. The cafe is not liable for any injuries or damage to clothing caused during interaction with the animals. If you are efoot or wearing thin tights/stockings, you will be required to purchase socks (330 yen). Step into a true “Animal Forest” where over 30 types of mammals, birds, and reptiles coexist. Animeal offers more than just a café – the facility is divided into three immersive areas: Adventure, Park, and Garden, each home to different animals and unique experiences. In the Adventure Area, enjoy a picnic with rabbits, capybaras, and iguanas during the day. As evening falls, interact with nocturnal animals like owls and hedgehogs under a camping-style setting. The Park Area is a cozy space where guests can relax with small dogs, cats, and even micro pigs. In the Garden Area, bond with large, fluffy dogs and let their calm energy soothe your spirit. It’s not just cats and dogs – this is your chance to get up close to animals rarely seen elsewhere. Capybaras unwind in their own pool, while parrots and parakeets perch on staff hands and greet guests. Ferrets can be gently cupped in your gloved hands. A special highlight is the binturong, a rare animal in Japan. Every day from 4:30 PM, you can attend an event to learn about their ecology and watch a dynamic performance.   [Important Notes] Holding animals is not allowed. Children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult (age 20+). This charming dog café offers a unique opportunity to interact with gentle, fluffy Samoyeds-large, snow-white dogs known for their sweet smiles and calm personalities. The café interior resembles a peaceful park, where each Samoyed has a distinct personality: mischievous, clingy, playful, or extra cuddly. Reservations can be made from 30 days in advance up until the day before, making it easy to plan your visit. You can also purchase treats in the café and enjoy feeding the dogs as part of the experience.   [Important Notes] Guests under 13 years old are not permitted, even with a guardian. Pregnant individuals, wheelchair users, those wearing strong fragrances (perfume or alcohol), and anyone who visited another animal café on the same day are not allowed to enter. No outside food or drinks are allowed. Please use the lockers provided. Entry with tights or stockings is not permitted. You must purchase socks (220 yen) at the café. No entry with your own pets. Please turn off your flash when taking photos. Running, shouting, or lying down inside the café is prohibited. Avoid giving commands (e.g., “sit”) unless you are offering treats. Do not let the dogs lick your face or hands, and do not put your hands in their mouths. Step into a cozy animal café where you can spend a full two hours interacting with a wide variety of small animals. Operated in two-hour time slots starting from 11:00 AM, this café offers not only adorable animal encounters but also a full menu of high-quality café beverages and snacks. Meet and cuddle with hedgehogs, sugar gliders, ferrets, small birds, degus, chinchillas, rabbits, hamsters, and more-all while relaxing in a comfortable setting. If you register as a member, both you and a guest can enter for free on your next visit!   [Important Notes] Do not take animals out of their cages on your own. Do not exchange animals with other guests. Do not put your fingers into the cages-they may bite. Do not bring animals close to one another, as they may fight. Do not feed the animals any food or drinks. Please turn off the flash when taking photos. Do not tap or shake the cages. Injuries or damage to personal belongings resulting from animal interaction are your own responsibility. Originating from the UK, micro pigs are extremely small, intelligent, and clean animals. They can even learn tricks like sitting and jumping! If you sit and stretch out your legs, one might climb into your lap for a snuggle. Upgrade to a private room for just ￥500 extra and enjoy quality time with two adorable pigs. In this private session, staff will guide you through the experience, and you’ll even have the rare chance to hold a pig-something not allowed in regular sessions.   [Important Notes] Reservations are required in advance and can only be made through the official website. Arriving late will result in charges for the full reserved time. Children in elementary school or younger must be accompanied by a guardian. Outside food and drink are not allowed. The café is completely non-smoking. Guests feeling unwell may be refused entry, as pigs are susceptible to human illnesses like colds and the flu. Guests who have visited countries affected by ASF (African Swine Fever) within the past 2 days will not be admitted. [Check affected countries here] Entry is also not allowed for those who have had contact with pigs outside the café (e.g., farms, zoos, pet pigs) in the past 2 days. Visitors arriving by bicycle will be denied entry. Holding the pigs is not allowed (except in private room sessions). Do not chase the pigs or raise your voice. Please wash your hands and change into the designated slippers upon entry. Any injuries or damage to clothing from animal interaction are your own responsibility (staff will provide first aid if needed). Turn off the flash when taking photos. Live streaming and phone calls are prohibited. CAFÉ URIEL is a heartwarming space where rescue cats and cat lovers come together. Whether you’re a lifelong feline fan or someone new to interacting with cats, you can spend time playing and relaxing with adorable cats while supporting a good cause – raising awareness and helping these animals find loving homes. The 1st floor is a lively cat play zone, beautifully lit with Turkish lamps, while the 2nd floor offers a cozy, fairytale-like atmosphere for unwinding. The café also features a diverse menu, and private rental plans are available for parties or gatherings (from ￥15,000/hour per floor).   [Important Notes] Entry is not allowed for guests wearing perfume. Shoes must be removed at the entrance. Bare feet are not allowed; socks (￥220) are available for purchase. Please turn off your camera flash when taking photos. Upon entering and exiting, wash your hands, check your temperature, and sanitize. Do not chase or yell at the cats. If you wish to hold a cat, please ask the staff first. If the cat shows discomfort, holding is not allowed. Children are not allowed to hold cats. Do not feed the cats or bring treats from outside. Injuries or damage to clothing during interaction with animals are the responsibility of the guest. Did any of the animals catch your eye? Once you meet them in person, you’ll be even more smitten. Add an unforgettable touch to your trip to Osaka and Kyoto with a visit to one of these unique animal cafés!

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