Osaka Waterfront Art Tour｜Old Sakuranomiya Public Hall×Sakuranomiya Park🌸🏛️

#Osaka Itinerary Standing on the banks of the Yodogawa River, the old Sakuranomiya Public Hall is a neoclassical building completed in 1931. Its white columns and light pink exterior walls perfectly embody the "Showa romance." As the largest existing pre-war guild hall in Japan, the stained glass dome and marble stairs inside still retain the gorgeous atmosphere of the dance party back then💃. The piano concert held on the third Sunday of every month makes the century-old building echo with moving melodies🎹. Passing through the Ginkgo Tunnel behind the Public Hall, you will arrive at the 4-kilometer-long Sakuranomiya Park. In spring, 4,000 Somei Yoshino cherry trees dye the river bank into a sea of ​​pink flowers, while in autumn, Ginkgo Avenue is covered with a golden carpet🍂. The most special thing is the "Water Corridor" in the park. The designer Tadao Ando created a hydrophilic space with bare concrete, which forms a wonderful contrast with Osaka Castle on the opposite bank. ℹ️ Travel information: - Former Sakuranomiya Public Hall, Sakuranomiya Park｜JR Sakuranomiya Station #OsakaArchitecturalAesthetics #Top100Cherry Blossom Spots #WaterfrontArtWalk