Osaka’s Expo’XNUMX Commemorative Park is our most unexpected maple viewing spot. When we came to Kansai, Japan, most of the maple viewing spots and the famous spots for red leaves that came to mind would fall in the quaint Kyoto, but we did not expect the colorful autumn colors in the park. In the afternoon, the clear sky is shining, and how to stroll is comfortable. In this article, we will take everyone around and prepare the traffic information for you. Remember to receive it on the list.
How to get to Expo'XNUMX Commemorative Park from downtown Osaka
The transportation from downtown Osaka to the Expo'XNUMX Commemorative Park is a bit more complicated, but it is still quite convenient.First of all, take the municipal subway Midosuji Line and transfer to the privately-owned Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway. It should be noted that the two lines actually share railway tracks. Some trains do not need to be changed at all, just because some of the private railway lines are privately operated. , So the fare must be calculated specially, the Kansai Amazing Pass can cover the fare, the subway.There is an additional fee for the common one-day pass for buses.Next, transfer to the Osaka Monorail Route, and after arriving at Expo Commemorative Park Station, you have to walk across a large section of viaduct after exiting the station.
![Osaka Autumn Foliage Viewing Spots: Expo Commemorative Park [Part 1]: Taking the Monorail](data:image/svg+xml;base64,PHN2ZyB4bWxucz0naHR0cDovL3d3dy53My5vcmcvMjAwMC9zdmcnIHZpZXdCb3g9JzAgMCAwIDAnPjwvc3ZnPg== "Osaka Expo Commemorative Park: A hidden gem for autumn foliage viewing, easily accessible by monorail.")
▲ The rows of trees with changing leaves are cherry trees, and the Osaka Expo’s Commemorative Park is also a good place for cherry blossom viewing!
▲ From a distance, you can see the landmark of Expo 'XNUMX Commemorative Park-the Tower of the Sun.
▲ Outside the park under the autumn sun, we are ready to move forward with excitement!
▲ Exhibitions in various districts at the time of the visit in 2013.
▲ List of fares.
▲ The ticket also uses landmarks as the main visual. ^^
Considering the journey time, we chose Osaka's Expo'XNUMX Commemorative Park
After finishing the Shinsaibashi dining and ginkgo appreciating itinerary, the next maple viewing itinerary is faced with the choice of going to Mino Park or Expo Commemorative Park.As mentioned earlier, considering that the characteristics of Mino Park are similar to various attractions in Kyoto, I chose to go to Expo'1970 Commemorative Park.Yes it is!This is the "remains" of the "Japan World Expo" held in Osaka in XNUMX.The result of visiting this relic in person is really worth it. It is also a characteristic attraction that can be visited in all seasons. People who like natural scenery can definitely be taken into consideration.
▲ Come here to check in! (check~)
▲ There are also some dark clouds above, and occasionally when the sun shows up, you have to grasp the moment of the photo. ^^b
▲ The very beautiful Hongye Creek.We will introduce Japanese gardens in the next chapter.
Take a small train to travel around Osaka's Expo'XNUMX Commemorative Park
The map you see below is a small corner of the park, and the overall park is very large!Originally we planned to walk there one by one, but we didn’t expect a small train to come across, and quickly pulled Wendy back to see where the small train stopped, because the small train looks like a park car, which can be used for the itinerary. Save some time and energy, as expected, you can buy tickets here and wait in line to get on the bus.The small train runs twice an hour at peak hours, and the windows on both sides are pulled down to blow a cool breeze. Enjoy the wonderful scenery in the park!
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▲ At the bottom left of the map is the location of the small train, that is, you will see it when you walk to the left from the Tower of the Sun.
▲ The small train ticket is 300 yen per person, and you can buy it at the ticket machine nearby.
▲ The timetable of the small train.
▲ Get ready!Let's go!
▲ Most of the next photos were taken in the car, the park is really huge!
▲ Those in the middle are all cherry blossom trees. You can check out the cherry blossom viewing articles introduced by other bloggers.
▲ Expo'XNUMX Commemorative Park makes good use of solar energy for night lighting in the park.
▲ Enjoy a cool and comfortable moment in autumn!
▲ Sister Che Palm will get off at a few fixed places to introduce to everyone.
▲ Hongye Creek is here!
(Seeing that there are passengers getting off the bus, hurry to follow, no longer take the park car back to the bus stop)
▲Compared with other geyou's cherry blossom viewing articles, this place should be full of cherry blossom trees!
▲ As the sun sets, there are still many people playing in the park.
▲ I very much hope that when I am old, I can travel with my husband like them.
▲ The magnificent clouds can only stare blankly, and then press the shutter in his hand.
▲ This is a photo I like very much. The red leaves in autumn are taken with the flower field in summer.
▲ If you have the opportunity, you might as well come here for a walk, you should like it!
▲ Going back to downtown Osaka and heading to the next attraction─Tempozan Ferris Wheel and Aquarium.
◎ Osaka Expo 70 Commemorative Park ‧ Expo XNUMX Commemorative Park
– Address: 〒565-0826 Senri Expo Park, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture
– Tel: 06-6877-7387
-Ticket price: 250 yen for adults, 70 yen for children
– Business hours: 09:30～17:00
– Official website: http://www.expo70.or.jp
– Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/expo70park
