Osaka Bay Tower

The Osaka Bay Tower is a modern skyscraper in the bay area with 51 floors rising about 200 meters tall. The glass and steel structure houses office spaces, hotel rooms, and retail facilities throughout.

The building was completed in 1993 and marked a turning point in Osaka's urban growth during Japan's economic expansion period. This phase of high-rise construction fundamentally shaped the region's cityscape.

The tower shapes Osaka's waterfront skyline and serves as a landmark for the bay district. It reflects the city's status as a major center for business and commerce in Japan.

The tower is located in Osaka Resort City on the waterfront and is well connected by public transportation. The building has restaurants, shops, and viewing areas that make it easy to spend time there.

The tower features an innovative natural light reflection system that enhances illumination inside the building. This design approach was relatively uncommon in high-rise architecture when it was built.

Location: Osaka

Inception: March 1993

Official opening: 1993

Floors above the ground: 51

GPS coordinates: 34.66981,135.46022

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:49