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Indoor Rock Climbing in Osaka

Indoor Rock Climbing in Osaka

Indoor Rock Climbing in Osaka
Want to get some indoor rock climbing done during your stay in Osaka?

City Rock Gym offers 4 meter interior walls in addition to some 10 meter walls on the exterior of their building.

Opened seven days a week from 10 AM - 10 PM, it is best to visit this gym during daytime hours on weekdays, as you’ll largely avoid any crowds.

Drop in fees are 2100 yen for adults and 510 yen for shoe rentals. But a word of caution -- the gym warns of not stocking very large shoe sizes; this could be a problem for some westerners.

The gym recommends wearing loose fitting clothes (not jeans); a t-shirt and a pair of shorts are fine.

From downtown Osaka, go to Hankyu Umeda Station and board any train that passes thru Juso. This includes all local and express trains destined for Kobe and Takarazuka.

Get off at Juso Station and take the west exit. Walk alongside the Juso-suji (Route 41) road in a north-west direction until you encounter a rail line. Turn left and follow the train tracks until you see City Rock Gym (and their towering external climbing walls) on your right.

The walk from Juso Station is about 1km.

You can learn more about City Rock gym from their website.

The Osaka Aquarium is home to over 580 species with as many as 30,000 animals in total.

The Osaka Aquarium; one of the largest aquariums in the world.

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Perhaps best-known for its huge statue of Buddha, this temple is notable as having the largest wooden building in the world.

Todai-ji is perhaps best-known for being the largest wooden building in the world.

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Osaka Castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi as a symbol of the stability that he brought to a turbulent age.

Osaka Castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi as a symbol of stability.

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Kinkaku-ji was originally built in 1397 to serve as a retirement villa for Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. Today the temple is most famous for its pavilion, which features in Yukio Mishima's 1956 novel The Temple of the Golden Pavilion

Kinkaku-ji was built to serve as a retirement villa for Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu.

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Kiyomizudera is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Kiyomizudera is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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