Tempozan park is an oasis life for the people of Osaka. Located on the edge of Osaka Bay far from multi-storey buildings and highways vehicles, this park is the best place to be enjoy the view with a calm atmosphere. There are hundreds of visitors to this park every day and the majority sit on park benches or walk briefly in the waterfront area. The combination of garden and edge the sea with a gust of wind became the charm of the park Tempozan that I like since long time ago. In addition, views of the sea combined with glitter we can also enjoy the city from Tempozan Ferris Wheel. Let's look at the Japan Info Team travel report visit Tempozan in Osaka.
Fun activities in Tempozan Park. Enjoy the beautiful garden views Tempozan Park is one of my favorite places if visiting Osaka. Located on the shores of Osaka Bay, far from the frenetic city that is crowded and "full with competition ", Taman Tempozan offered quiet location to enjoy the view a park that blends with the ocean. We can sit relaxing on the benches scattered throughout the area garden, or you can also enjoy the view of the bay Osaka The best time to visit and Enjoying Tempozan Park is during Hanami sakura in early April where hundreds of flower trees sakura in this park is blooming. See Osaka Bay from Tempozan Ferris Wheel, the biggest Ferris wheel in the world Besides the red Ferris Wheel HEP lit in the center of the city, we can also feel the sensation of riding the Tempozan Ferris Wheel in the Park area Tempozan.
If HEP Ferris Wheel presents city view with multi-storey buildings and festive lights, here we can see shady views of Osaka Bay. From the peak height, we can see Tsutenkaku Tower at Namba, HEP Ferris Wheel in the Umeda area, and also Universal Studios. You need to know, Ferris Wheel Tempozan as high as 112.5 meters is the largest Ferris wheel vehicle and most sophisticated in the world. So big, so that 480 people can ride together in one lap times. Sophisticated, because the center of the Ferris wheel this is also a giant monitor that is used as amusement and information vehicle for residents in Osaka.
