Osaka City Central Public Hall

Historical Monument

4.0

A symbol of the knowledge, culture, and history of Osaka, construction on Osaka City Central Public Hall began in 1911 with a one million yen donation in building funds from Einosuke Iwamoto, with the hall opening in 1918. Brick reinforced with steel beams in construction, with three floors above ground and one basement level, the architecture of this extravagant building applies the Neo-Renaissance style as its basic tone while also presenting majestic baroque touches. In addition to concerts by celebrated orchestras from around the world, the hall has also played host to lectures by historical figures such as Helen Keller. The building was registered a national Important Cultural Property in 2002.

Spot details

Address: Osaka Osakashi Kita-ku Nakanoshima 1-1-27 Map
Area: Nakanoshima Area
Phone: 0662082002
Hours: 9:30-21:30
[Telephone reception]9:30-20:00
Closed: 4thTuesday (next weekday for public holidays), 12/28-1/4
Fees: [Basement 1F free viewing area] Free
Parking Lot: Available(18spaces)
※Fee
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Not available
Wi-Fi: Not available
Vegetarian Menu: Not available
English Menu: Not available
Note: Temporary closure:Currently closed (information as of May 20, 2020)
*Information may be changed, so please be sure to check the official information.
Estimated stay time: 0-30 minutes

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Articles about this spot

Review

Beautiful Building

Reviewed : 2020.03.18

This Central Hall is a place where you can take beautiful photo and selfie. The architecture design is really awesome.
Beautiful photo opportunity

Reviewed : 2020.02.20

The Osaka City Central Public Hall is a European style, Taisho Period architecture, and is used for cultural, artistic, and social activity purposes. Wed seen the building frequently on our tours...
Grand building

Reviewed : 2019.12.25

A grand building near Yodoyabashi building, next to a river. Morning is a good time to take photographs. Walk around the area to see the City Hall and High & District Court buildings as well.