Intex Osaka, Convention center in Nankō-kita, Japan
Intex Osaka is a large convention center in Nankō-kita with multiple halls and meeting rooms designed for trade shows and conferences. The facility is equipped with various spaces to accommodate different types of events and exhibitions.
The facility was built in the 1980s as part of Osaka's urban development and opened in the mid-1980s. It was created to serve as a modern venue for hosting large-scale events and exhibitions.
The venue serves as a gathering place for major trade events and fan festivals throughout the year. Visitors come to discover new products, see exhibitions, and connect with others who share their interests.
The nearest stations are Nakafuto on the New Tram Nanko Port Town Line, a five-minute walk away, and Cosmosquare on the Osaka Metro Chuo Line, nine minutes on foot. Osaka City Bus route 17 links Cosmosquare to the venue's east gate on weekday mornings and evenings. Nankai buses stop at Intex Osaka East, three minutes from the east gate.
The gridshell roof over Intex Plaza is a curved lattice of white metal framing, closed at the far end by a semicircular wall of blue-tinted glass. The plaza's tan-paved floor leads down to escalators and a lower passageway. Hall 3, next to the outdoor exhibition area, has a column-free interior with a 15-metre ceiling, higher than the other halls.
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