Attended Face Of Japan 2019 & Sakura Collection 2019 at Osaka City Central Public Hall. Beautiful place, nice place for photos & events. Hope to visit here again! ❤️❤️❤️

A beautiful red brick neo-renaissance building from the Taisho period, with 16 rooms that can be booked for functions, weddings, etc. It is free to visit the small museum on the basement floor (B1F) which tells the history of the building and also a number of other culturally significant buildings in the area. And there is a restaurant on the same floor. To view the the various function rooms and auditoriums which are decorated with beautiful oil paintings, including the 'Special Room' which has a painted ceiling, you need to book a guided tour. Tours are run in Japanese. The building is located on Nakanoshima which is lovely to walk along.

A very cool public hall with a mini museum inside of it! Free of charge to enter and the building is really beautiful!

The Nakanoshima Central Public Hall, which has become a symbol of Osaka, the US planning, since 1853, to make use of Japan as a foothold in Asia for consistent strategy during World War II. It escaped the repeated air raids of the US Army's B29 strategic bomber, and still remains today with sad memories. It is a historic building filled with the strong energy of Osaka merchants. This is also a cultural heritage that tells the history of the city of water Osaka. Dojima and Nakanoshima are highly recommended in Osaka, a city of merchants. You can enjoy the scenery even after sunset thanks to the lighting.

The building itself is a piece of beautiful architecture, the park is right next to the canal, which is a very peaceful place to take a stroll. During the Christmas month, they have the amazing illumination show together with the 3D mapping, it’s one of the must see places in Osaka!

It’s nice. Every piece is not so big, how I can say......humble and cute. If you have chance to go,I recommend there.

When i was there in June, there is no lighting as in the photos. No people. I guess the lighting is seasonal. Nice scenery btw.

Along the way, you can see garden, river and the livelyhood of local.

I love this place. The architecture is so nice, and in winter you can see the 3-d mapping show and enjoy illumination of the nearby streets. I believe there atmosphere is special in the area, one of the most enjoyable places of interest in Osaka.

OSAKA CITY CENTRAL PUBLIC HALL is elegant Neo-Renaissance architecture. It holds regular guided tours. The special course is 2,000 yen including lunch and souvenir. Lectures have been given by historical figures such as Albert Einstein, Helen Keller and Gagarin.

Good place...! street with Europe architecture. The air is so fresh with many trees and parks.

Beautiful architecture.

Beautiful building with rich history. Take your time to explore the interior and don't miss the permanent exhibition on the ground floor. Oh, there's also a beautiful rose garden 15 mins walk away from the Public Hall.

A historical landmark and architectural masterpiece, the Osaka City Central Public Hall gently bears witness to Osaka's rich past. This magnificent structure, which is situated in Nakanoshima, draws tourists with its breathtaking Western-style architecture and cultural value. It radiates elegance and majesty. The Central Public Hall's elaborate façade, arched windows, and fine craftsmanship instantly draw your attention and are reminiscent of early 20th-century European architecture. The building stands out among the city's architectural landscapes thanks to its distinctive red-brick facade, exquisite domes, and detailed ornamentation. Entering, one is taken back in time to a more affluent and sophisticated period. The opulent interior design, with its elaborate woodwork, stained glass windows, and grand staircases, emanates a classic elegance. The Main Hall makes one feel nostalgic for a bygone age with its lavish chandeliers and well-kept decor. The Central Public Hall is a cultural center that hosts a range of events, concerts, and exhibitions that honor local music, art, and culture in addition to its architectural beauty. Its importance as a community hub is further highlighted by its use as a venue for both public and private events. The Central Public Hall, which is bordered by the lovely Dojima River and Nakanoshima Park, provides a calm atmosphere in the middle of the city's bustle, making it the perfect place for leisurely walks and quiet moments of reflection. A trip through history and culture awaits visitors to the Osaka City Central Public Hall, offering more than just an architectural tour. This famous monument, which is still a beloved and significant part of Osaka's present, gives a glimpse into the city's past for those who are interested in architecture, history, or just a peaceful getaway.