Stunned by Osaka Fujita Residence Ruins Park

The Fujita Museum is a relatively niche museum in Osaka. The entire museum is quite small, and photography is not allowed inside the exhibition halls (which is very understandable, as there are many authentic paintings and calligraphy works over 500 years old). The transportation is not very convenient either, and the entrance fee of 1000 yen per person is not cheap. As the earliest visitor after the museum opened today, I experienced the privilege of having the place to myself.

But even more stunning is the Fujita Residence Ruins Park connected to the Fujita Museum. It is the entire land where the Fujita family’s former official residence once stood. Now, the riverside has been developed into a park. With flowers, trees, and the sounds of birds, as long as there is sunlight, this park ranks among the top spots in Osaka for taking great photos.

The park is only open daily from 10 AM to 4 PM, so visitors should go early. #OsakaTrip

Post by 浑水摸鱼 | Apr 27, 2025