Museum of Osaka University

The Museum of Osaka University is located on the Toyonaka Campus and displays scientific collections from various research departments within the institution. The space houses teaching specimens and research materials that support the work of students and faculty across multiple disciplines.

The museum was established in 2002 as part of the Graduate School of Science to house and preserve university research materials. Since its opening, it has served as an archive supporting the academic work conducted on campus.

The museum functions as a teaching space where students from different departments examine specimens and collections related to their studies. Visitors can observe how the university integrates these materials into the daily academic work of its researchers.

The museum is accessible from Toyonaka Station via Hankyu Railway, with campus signage pointing the way to the facility at 1-1 Machikaneyama. Plan your visit to allow time for browsing the collections, as the campus grounds are fairly expansive.

The facility is organized into two separate blocks connected by walkways that students regularly use between laboratory sessions. This layout offers visitors a chance to witness how the space functions as a working academic hub rather than just a static display.

Location: Toyonaka

Inception: April 1, 2002

Website: https://museum.osaka-u.ac.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.80644,135.45383

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:41