Osaka Castle🏯 A course to explore various perspectives

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If you want to be successful, travel often.
We often hear that.
So why should we travel?
It's because it allows us to gain diverse perspectives.

Through that perspective, we can think from different perspectives.

In work, business, and even friendships.
It's the best way to succeed.

In that sense, Osaka Castle is the perfect travel destination.

The rise and fall of heroes, the human side of people often perceived as "evil."

Follow this itinerary to gain diverse perspectives.

Address: 1-1 Osakajo, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 540-0002
Accessibility: 5 minutes by train from Umeda/15 minutes by train from Namba
Note: All stations are approximately a 20-minute walk from the castle. Caution!!

1) Osaka Castle Tower

Osaka Castle Park itself is open to the public, but an admission fee is required to enter the castle grounds.
The castle has been remodeled to a modern style, complete with elevators.
This also provides an opportunity to explore the various perspectives on the restoration and utilization of cultural assets.
Should we preserve the original appearance, or should we introduce culture to a wider audience through convenience and renovation?
What do you think?

2) The View Tokugawa Ieyasu Would Have Seen

The 8th floor observation deck offers a panoramic view of Osaka.
It's a much lower view than from Abeno Harukas or the Sky Building.
However, this view is a privilege reserved for those who once ruled the nation.
This allows us to realize how much we have enjoyed compared to the past.

3) The Life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi

On the 7th floor, you can trace the life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Why is the main enemy of the Imjin War so popular in Japan?
What kind of inspiration did Ashigaru, who rose from the bottom to become a world-class figure, inspire the Japanese?
What is needed for true success?
This can be an opportunity to understand these things.

4) Stone Wall Museum

The adjacent Stone Wall Museum illustrates the generational transition of Japan's world-class figures through stone walls.
Power and prestige, and the choices made to lead the people.
Don't miss it, as it's included free with Osaka Castle admission!

5) Time to Enjoy

After all your learning, it's time to enjoy yourself. From the Figure Museum, shrines and street vendors, to the modern Miyanomori Park, and the conveniently accessible Namba, enjoy what you've learned and move on to new learning opportunities!