To get to the Tenku no Noen (Sky Farm), first take the long escalator located in the "Toki no Hiroba" (Time Square) on the 5th floor of JR Osaka Station, and head to the "Kaze no Hiroba" (Wind Square) on the 11th floor.

Then, you'll find some mysterious stairs leading to the rooftop...

Please be aware of the following notices regarding heatstroke and winter freezing.

たかだかビルの屋上なのに何やらヤバイ所があるようです。夏と冬は来るなということみたいです。 pic.twitter.com/hDpsPUQi3P

— 座れる休憩場所検索 (@sitdownplace) 2018年3月17日

As a personal impression, I visited in March wearing a suit and leather shoes, and there were no particular problems (based on a visit in 2018).

I visited in early summer, and it was quite tough due to the heat... (based on a visit in 2023).

As a seating area in Tenku no Noen, there are 3 sets of 4-seater wooden tables at the entrance and exit of the farm, and wooden benches around the farm.

Since it's outdoors, there's no roof, but the tables are easy to use for families with children to have lunch or eat their bento (boxed lunch).

Furthermore, it's surprising that free Wi-Fi is available at Tenku no Noen!

The urban farm benches at Osaka Station, a major terminal, are also nice. It seems like you can relax even though you are in a big city.

As for the view from Tenku no Noen, you can see Grand Front Osaka right in front of you, and you can overlook the Nishi-Umeda area.

Also, since there is a "Famima!!" convenience store on the "Kaze no Hiroba" (Wind Square) on the lower floor, you can buy coffee or food here and use it for a break or have lunch at Tenku no Noen.

The opening hours of Tenku no Noen are from 10:00 to 17:00, so if you want to enjoy the night view, "Kaze no Hiroba" is recommended.

In the Osaka Station City's North Gate Building, where this rest area is located, there are also seating areas such as "Yawaragi no Niwa" (Garden of Softness) on the 10th floor and "Kaze no Hiroba" (Wind Square) on the 11th floor.

Both can be accessed from Tenku no Noen, so we recommend you to stop by.

Why not use it as a rest area in Osaka Umeda?

To get to the Tenku no Noen (Sky Farm), first take the long escalator located in the "Toki no Hiroba" (Time Square) on the 5th floor of JR Osaka Station, and head to the "Kaze no Hiroba" (Wind Square) on the 11th floor.

Then, you'll find some mysterious stairs leading to the rooftop...

Please be aware of the following notices regarding heatstroke and winter freezing.

たかだかビルの屋上なのに何やらヤバイ所があるようです。夏と冬は来るなということみたいです。 pic.twitter.com/hDpsPUQi3P

— 座れる休憩場所検索 (@sitdownplace) 2018年3月17日

As a personal impression, I visited in March wearing a suit and leather shoes, and there were no particular problems (based on a visit in 2018).

I visited in early summer, and it was quite tough due to the heat... (based on a visit in 2023).

As a seating area in Tenku no Noen, there are 3 sets of 4-seater wooden tables at the entrance and exit of the farm, and wooden benches around the farm.

Since it's outdoors, there's no roof, but the tables are easy to use for families with children to have lunch or eat their bento (boxed lunch).

Furthermore, it's surprising that free Wi-Fi is available at Tenku no Noen!

The urban farm benches at Osaka Station, a major terminal, are also nice. It seems like you can relax even though you are in a big city.

As for the view from Tenku no Noen, you can see Grand Front Osaka right in front of you, and you can overlook the Nishi-Umeda area.

Also, since there is a "Famima!!" convenience store on the "Kaze no Hiroba" (Wind Square) on the lower floor, you can buy coffee or food here and use it for a break or have lunch at Tenku no Noen.

The opening hours of Tenku no Noen are from 10:00 to 17:00, so if you want to enjoy the night view, "Kaze no Hiroba" is recommended.

In the Osaka Station City's North Gate Building, where this rest area is located, there are also seating areas such as "Yawaragi no Niwa" (Garden of Softness) on the 10th floor and "Kaze no Hiroba" (Wind Square) on the 11th floor.

Both can be accessed from Tenku no Noen, so we recommend you to stop by.

Why not use it as a rest area in Osaka Umeda?