Abeno Harukas, Osaka's Breathtaking Skyline from Japan's Apex

1-1-43 Abeno-Ku Abeno-Sujini
"The tallest building in Japan, indeed."
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Introduction

Abeno Harukas is a skyscraper located in Abeno ward, Osaka, Japan. It was started on January 9, 2010, and fully opened on March 7, 2014. With a height of 300 meters and 60 floors, it is the third tallest building in Japan, after Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower. The lower part of Abeno Harukas consists of Kintetsu Department Store, Abeno Harukas Main Store, and Harukas Art Museum. The middle part serves as office space, and the upper part houses the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel and Harukas 300 Observatory. Additionally, several banks and securities companies are located on the 18th floor. Sharp also has its business base in this building.
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1-1-43 Abeno-Ku Abeno-Sujini
Phone +81 666241111

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