Walking and eating along Tsutenkaku, it's hard not to fall in love!

Tsutenkaku is an observation tower located at 1-18-6 Ebisu-higashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City, Japan. The tower is 103 meters high (100 meters of the tower body, 3 meters of the antenna) and is one of the landmarks of Osaka, and also a 'registered tangible cultural property' of Japan. The meaning of Tsutenkaku is 'a towering building leading to the sky', and the person who named it was Nanfuze Yue, a Confucian scholar in the Meiji period. In the second year after the completion of Tsutenkaku, in 1957 (Showa 32), a huge advertisement of Hitachi Company was added to the side of the tower. The closer to the tower, the more you can feel its grandeur and charm. However, it was my first time to visit Tsutenkaku at night. When I went there, it was quite late, and only a few Osaka burns were still in business, and it was still very lively. I simply ate some late-night snacks, walked and took pictures all the way, and really enjoyed it 😎. If you want to climb the tower and overlook the beautiful scenery of the whole Osaka🌃, it is recommended to go early~