[2025 Osaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Osaka Museum of Housing and Living (Updated Jan)

This museum goes beyond just displaying homes from the Edo period in Osaka; it offers an immersive experience. The streets of old Osaka are recreated, making you feel as if you've traveled back in time. There is also a section introducing modern Osaka. Directly connected to the subway station and indoors, it's perfect even on rainy days. Highly recommended for those who want a different kind of Osaka sightseeing experience. ✱----------------------------------------------- 【Name】Osaka Museum of Housing and Living 【Location】6-4-20 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka City 8th Floor, Osaka Municipal Housing Information Center 【Access】Direct connection from Exit 3 of Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line or Sakaisuji Line, or Hankyu Railway 【Hours】10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last admission at 4:30 PM) 【Closed】Tuesdays (open on holidays), New Year's holidays (12/29 - 1/3), and occasional temporary closures 【Admission】Adults: 600 yen, High school and university students: 300 yen, Free for junior high school students and younger Visit Date: September 2024 -----------------------------------------------✱

#OsakaMuseumofHousingandLiving #WearKimonoInOsaka #RentKimonoOsaka #VisitOsaka #VisitJapan #PlacesToVisitKansai 👘 Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is a museum that reproduces the houses and lifestyles of Osaka residents during the Edo period. The lights are turned on and off to create a realistic atmosphere. 👘 Take the elevator to the 8th floor and you will find the entrance to the museum. The entrance fee is 600 yen per person. When you enter, there is a kimono rental service for men, women, and children. The rental price for adults is 500 yen and the happi coat for children is 300 yen. 👘 Once you have chosen the desired outfit, there will be staff to help you put it on. However, you do not need to take off the clothes you are wearing. They will let you put on the kimono over your old clothes. The rental period is 30 minutes. When the time is up, you must return the clothes here. If you do not return in time, there will be a fine. 👘 After changing clothes, let's go find a corner to take pictures. This place has been built to look like a real city. There are shops, festival lanterns, Japanese houses, and many corners to take pictures that feel like you are walking through a Japanese temple fair. 👘 Access: Closed every Tuesday. Take the subway and get off at Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station, Exit 3.

During my trip to Osaka, I was particularly looking forward to visiting the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living. This place, rich in historical atmosphere, allows me to delve into the city's past and local customs. Entering the museum feels like traveling through a time tunnel. The interior design faithfully recreates the streetscape of the Showa era, instantly immersing me in a strong nostalgic atmosphere. The old photos hanging on the walls showcase the everyday life of the past, with the black-and-white tones exuding a strong sense of human warmth. The vintage advertisements depict popular products of the time, which now seem especially precious, as if telling the story of Osaka and reminding me of scenes from my hometown during my childhood. Stepping into an old kitchen, various utensils are displayed, with ceramic bowls and plates on a wooden dining table, exuding a faint nostalgic aura. An ancient gas stove sits on the hearth, with a row of colorful seasoning bottles hanging nearby, making me imagine the warm family gatherings of the past. Old-fashioned recipes are posted on the kitchen walls, with slightly blurred handwriting that still conveys a love for food. At the museum, I participated in a cultural exchange activity, experiencing traditional Japanese handicrafts. In the workshop, the master patiently taught us how to make small Japanese-style items, with the faint scent of wood permeating the classroom. Every detail allowed me to appreciate the charm of traditional crafts. The materials in my hands transformed under my fingertips, as if each carving was a dialogue with the past. This was not just a learning process, but also a heartfelt exchange with the locals. Interacting with other tourists, I heard many stories from different countries. Everyone was curious about Osaka's history and culture, and this cultural collision made me appreciate the meaning of travel. Whether it was friends from the United States or tourists from South Korea, sharing our love for this city made me cherish this journey even more. Leaving the museum, my heart was filled with respect for this city. The past customs and human warmth of Osaka are fully presented through this museum. This nostalgic journey not only helped me understand Osaka's history but also allowed me to appreciate the beauty of cultural exchange. In every corner of the museum, memories and stories of the past can be found. This journey taught me to cherish the present and look forward to returning to this land rich in history and culture to continue exploring its stories.

The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is a unique museum where you can experience the history and culture of Osaka. Here, the lifestyles and culture of Osaka from the Edo period to the Showa period are recreated, giving visitors a sense of time travel. The museum features displays of streets, merchant houses, and schools from those times, which you can actually touch and experience. For enjoyment, you can freely explore the museum, learning about Osaka's history by interacting with the exhibits. Additionally, by participating in regularly held workshops and hands-on events, you can enjoy Osaka's culture even more deeply. Store Name: Osaka Museum of Housing and Living Address: 6-4-20 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka City, 8th Floor, Housing Information Center Building Business Hours: 10:00-17:00 Closed: Tuesdays Admission Fee: 600 yen

#Great Places in September 2024 📝The Museum of Osaka Life and Past is a good place for tourists to learn about the history of Osaka The museum restores the streets of the Edo period, making people feel like they have returned to ancient times. You can also rent kimonos on site and walk around the retro streets to take photos. And the interior of the clubhouse will change depending on the time of day and weather changes. Different scenes on sunny days, cloudy days and nights, even on rainy days The sounds of rain and thunder will also be simulated to give visitors a different atmosphere. It was close to five o'clock when I arrived, so the photo was taken at night This change makes the whole experience more real and fun It feels like you are really living in the time and space at that time, full of experience For those who like history or cultural experiences, this place is definitely worth a visit. 📍Tenjinbashi 6-20, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Prefecture #osakaattractions #osakaindoorsights #osakaliving-past-and-present museum #global travel

#June Travel Support Event #It's a municipal housing museum in Osaka, and it's fun to look around because they've relocated an old Japanese street into a set, and you can rent a #kimono and take pictures to match the scenery😁 #If you have an Osaka Pass, you can enter for free, and even if you don't, the admission fee is only a few thousand won, so it seems like a tourist attraction where you can enjoy old Japanese scenery for cheap~ #Couples #Families It's great to go with anyone🫰🏻

#thingstodo A fun museum to walk around and learn about traditional Japanese neighbour hoods. They even have a schedule for it getting dark and you can see various things in the sky. I’d recommend going on a weekday to beat the crowds, I think there may be a lot of instagrammers there on a weekend. On the weekday there were school children but they were all very polite.

Japan's current situation, sisters who want to go on a trip should be mentally prepared...||| Sisters~ The first time I went to Japan, I was both excited and worried. Not understanding Japanese, not understanding English, language barrier is a headache! Fortunately, I joined a tour group and made a lot of preparations before the trip. The 6-day and 5-night itinerary really gained a good experience and experience. Now I share my travel route with everyone. 〰️ ✔D1 Depart from China-Japan As soon as the plane lands, there will be people from the travel agency to pick you up at the airport! 〰️ ✔D2 Kyoto➕Nara Kiyomizu-dera→Sannenzaka Ninenzaka→Gion. Hanami Koji→⛩Yasaka Shrine→Fushimi Inari Taisha→🦘Nara Park→Shinsaibashi. Dotonbori . Fushimi Inari Taisha【Thousand Torii Gates】 Hundreds of vermilion torii gates form a pathway to the top of Inari Mountain, and there are dozens of fox stone statues in between. Exploring the mountain trail of Thousand Torii Gates is the main purpose of most foreign tourists to Fushimi Inari Taisha. 〰️ ✔D3 Free activity in Osaka for one day ✔🏯 Recommended attractions: Tsutenkaku→Kuromon Market→Osaka Past and Present Life Museum→🌁Shinsaibashi→Dotonbori→Umeda Sky Building . The Kuromon Market is somewhat similar to the snack street night market in China, with a lot of food, but not only local food🍱, sisters who like to eat can eat enough here. 〰️ ✔D4 Osaka-Tokyo, free activity ✔Shibuya＋Ginza Eat and shop Shinjuku Gyoen Originally a Japanese royal garden, it is a garden that combines Japanese, English, and French styles. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, and it is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo. In autumn, it is full of red leaves, and it is very comfortable to walk and relax. Ginza, the buildings and streets are very luxurious, in addition to food, all you can see are luxury goods, some domestic out-of-stock bags👜 can come here to see! 〰️ ✔D5 Check in Mount Fuji🗻Shin-Kura Sengen Park→🌅Oshino Hakkai→Day return hot spring bath experience . I was looking forward to Oshino Hakkai before I went😚! For me, it is more like a paradise💞Especially after looking at the photos when it snowed on the Internet in advance, the dreamy feeling is even stronger. You can also see Mount Fuji here🏔, and you can see Mount Fuji at Sengen Shrine, which gives a strange sense of sacredness at Sengen Shrine. 〰️ ✔D6 Private car to send home 〰️ This 6-day and 5-night semi-self-help travel, the cost of 6K+ is really economical, including round-trip air tickets, accommodation, local transportation, including some meals, and there is a dedicated driver and guide following, anyway, I was worried before the trip The problem is gone, I really recommend it👍 〰️

📍The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living free entrance if you bought Osaka Amazing Pass (it includes few free entrance to some attractions and transportation) we can rent the yukata on the 9th floor, for 30 minutes and take a stroll in the museum. price is 500yen. it is an indoor museum. the 9th floor museum replicate the edo era of japan, the 10th floor shows some miniatures and artifacts of japanese lifestyle in several era. the decoration in 9th floor changes depend on the season~ very interesting place #travel #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #2023travelwish #japan

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