Tennoji Park

Tennoji Park

The heart of the hustle and bustle of Osaka is inhabited by a small, though beautiful square. A stroll into about 20 feet into the recreational area will find you in utter peace and solitude, which are geared towards making you gradually, unwind the stress of life in a big city. If you happen to be from the United States, and are accustomed to open, spacious and airy parks, and the pulse of life everywhere, the Tennoji Park, Osaka should be a welcome break from the steel and concrete jungle.

Something that will strike the sightseer as remarkable and surprising is that it is mostly empty. Despite this, most people who drop in there have much to do, right from talking in hushed whispers with their spouse and taking in the quiet splendor of the garden to perhaps reading a book in its serene environs. A western tourist will definitely be taken in by the amount of care and hard work invested in laying out the lawn and shaping the tall trees. The charm of the lucid waters of the Koi pond is enthralling and compels the weary trekker for a moment of pure Zen.

The huge number of open spaces abounding in flowers and greenery attract the spectators like no other garden in the Archipelago. Within the park, you will also come across the Osaka Municipal Art Museum apart from a greenhouse and a large-screen multimedia theater. The Osaka Municipal Art Museum is world-class in terms of its relics of Chinese, Korean and Japanese art. Within a short distance, you will find the Tennoji Zoo, which hosts a varied species of genus that range from both vertebrates to unique varied classes of invertebrates.

Located at 1-108 Chausuyama-cho in the city of Osaka, the Tennoji Park is open to tourists from 9.30 in the morning to 4.30 in the evening throughout the year, except the months from July to August. A park that is exquisite to this extent as the Tennoji Park, Osaka, tends to bring visitors a place to lounge around and relax more than providing for a ground to visit at regular intervals for citizens.

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