Osaka - An impressive trip to the Sakishima Space Tower Observatory 🌌

#Osaka Attractions I recently had the opportunity to visit the Sakishima Cosmo Tower Observatory in Osaka and it was an absolutely stunning place! When I stepped into this 55-story building, I was full of anticipation yet a little nervous. Every corner here exudes a modern feel, making people want to explore more. My heart beat faster as I rode the elevator up, and the view gradually unfolded as I climbed higher. The moment I arrived at the observation deck, I was completely shocked by the scene before me! The 360-degree panoramic view allowed me to see the beauty of Osaka Bay, the outline of Awaji Island, and the magnificent Akashi Kaikyo Bridge at a glance. Especially in the evening, when the setting sun shines on the sea, the golden light blends with the blue ocean, which makes me so moved that I shed tears. This scene is so beautiful! 😭✨ Here, I not only feel the magnificence of nature, but also experience the prosperity and vitality of the city. Although some tourists were taking photos, the tranquility of that moment felt very precious to me. I closed my eyes and quietly enjoyed this beauty, my heart filled with gratitude for life. The observatory is open from 11:00 to 22:00, with last admission at 21:30, and I recommend visiting in the evening to enjoy the best sunset view. In terms of transportation, you can take the Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway to "Ryokuchi Park Station" and walk for about 15 minutes to arrive, or walk for about 30 minutes from the Hankyu Railway's "Sone Station". The journey is not far. This journey made me realize that there are many beautiful things in life that are worth cherishing, and this shock and touch will always remain in my heart. I hope every traveler can come here in person to experience this unique beauty and emotion! 🌅💖 If you also want to experience such a stunning journey, you might as well plan an adventure to the Sakishima Space Tower Observatory and let your mind fly freely in this beautiful world! #Osaka #Sakishima Space Tower Observatory