Osaka Tsutenkaku Dive & Walk

Want a Thrilling Experience?
Tsutenkaku Dive & Walk

If you want to have a special experience in Osaka that you've never had before, we recommend the Dive & Walk at Tsutenkaku Tower. Safety is our top priority, so before starting the experience, you will be provided with safety equipment and multilingual instructions, so you can enjoy the experience with peace of mind.

Dive or Walk!

At Tsutenkaku Tower's Dive & Walk, you can choose one of two experiences. 

Dive : A thrilling extreme sport where you dive vertically from a height of about 40m. Please note that those with back problems cannot participate in the experience.

Walk : This is an experience where you wear a harness and walk around the space provided in the middle observatory.  

Introduction to Tsutenkaku Tower

B1 Waku Waku Land :
Not only are there many famous food brands, but there are also original goods, objects, and photo zones that can only be found here, so it's fun to look around. 

1F Tsutenkaku Entrance : 
Please enter the observatory using the elevator or stairs.

2F Kinnikuman Project Archive Corner :
- You can see the Kinnikuman exhibition, a character well known in Korea! * Exhibition contents are subject to change.

2F & 3F Tower Slider :
If you go up the spiral staircase from the 2nd floor to the 3rd floor, you can see the new experiential attraction, the Tower Slider!

3F Cafe de Luna Park
Cafe de Luna Park sells soft ice cream with a rich taste, as well as Osaka's famous mixed juice and original Tsutenkaku parfait. 

4F Light Observatory
At night, the 4th floor Light Observatory transforms into a disco-style observatory with colorful lights and mirror balls. At the Light Observatory, there are signboards indicating which attractions can be seen in each direction in Japanese and English, so be sure to look for them! If the weather is good, you can see Kansai International Airport, the Tower of the Sun, and the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. 

5F Golden Observatory
You can see the most panoramic view of Osaka city and meet the golden Billiken, who is said to bring good fortune if you stroke his feet.

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