Best places: Tourist Attractions in Suita, Japan

Huge, offbeat sculpture built for the 1970 World’s Fair & offering tours with advance booking.

👍👍 Beautiful Cathedral has elements of Japanese design (the minimalist feel) but still retained crucial Catholic elements. Beautiful mural with might be gold leaf reminds me of the different temples of Buddhism scattered in Kansai. The mass was more solemn and the priest was more focused during the h...

Revered castle dating to 1597 & since rebuilt, featuring gardens & a museum with varied exhibits.

Contemporary indoor/outdoor observation deck with panoramic city views, an eatery, cafe & gift shop.

Red 75-m. ferris wheel on the roof of HEP Five shopping complex, offering panoramic views.

👍👍 Happy easter everyone in Japan, i choose to come at umeda catholic church, beacuse it has a unique design, and the mass on eaater 2019 just mow lead by the bishop, it really amazing, all in japanese language, but all the same liturgy in every country, that what makes catholic mean universal. And the...

Vast green space offering gardens with cherry blossoms, athletic fields, open-air theaters & more.

Connected skyscrapers with a rooftop garden observatory, plus a restaurant & lounge with city views.

Airport park with close views of plane landings & departures, plus a playground, maze & garden.

Tranquil Shinto shrine in landscaped grounds & displaying an amulet said to ward away bad luck.

Warm rooms in a polished property featuring a restaurant, a lounge & communal bathhouses.

Small Shinto shrine for the Japanese & Chinese god of medicine, featuring an annual festival.

👍👍 beautiful place! though the head of the windmill cant rotate as real Dutch Windmills ;) but i guess not many people notice,but now you can't make it unseen! haha it smells amazing due to so many flowers around,its a welcome change from the normal city smells! there's also a lot of birds! there's a...

123m-high Ferris wheel offering expansive views over Osaka from spacious, glass-bottomed gondolas.

Park on the grounds of a 1970 World's Fair featuring a museum, a stadium & the Tower of the Sun.

10th-century Shinto shrine & site of one of Japan's biggest festivals, Tenjin Matsuri, held in July.

Founded in 1891 as Osaka's first public park, featuring a library, rose garden & ceramics museum.

Skyscraper pair surrounded by urban complex with a floating garden observatory & a museum.

Restored neoclassical design public hall constructed in 1913 used for events, concerts & lectures.

Urban park with a rural architecture museum & trails, plus tennis courts & a horseback riding track.