• This park, representative of Osaka, boasts a diverse range of natural landscapes, including the Sun Plaza where you can see the Tower of the Sun up close, rural scenery, waterfalls and waterwheels, and flower-covered hills.
• With poppies, nemophila, and cherry blossoms in spring, and cosmos and autumn leaves in fall, the park changes its appearance with each season, offering new discoveries no matter how many times you visit.
• The park offers a wide variety of activities for all ages, from children to adults, including a playground, cycle boats, a forest train, and the Solard aerial observation walkway (some activities require an additional fee).
• Since it's a flexible ticket, you can visit the park at your convenience. Purchase your tickets in advance through KKday for smoother entry on the day of your visit.

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[Expo Memorial Park: Packed with content to see, play, and learn] - Natural
and Cultural Park (Expo Memorial Park) -

Expo Commemoration Park is located on the site of the 1970 Japan World
Exposition. Its central area, the Natural and Cultural Park, is a vast park
that has been transformed from the futuristic urban space where pavilions once
stood into a lush natural forest.

To the west of the park lies a zone of forest and rural landscapes centered
around the Tower of the Sun, with numerous streams and waterfalls flowing
through the valley, passing by the Watermill Teahouse. Beyond that lies a
plain where the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1970 World Expo were
held, as well as a lively green space that hosts events. The Sun Plaza is a
popular spot for commemorative photos, and standing where the large roof once
stood evokes memories of the Expo.

On the Flower Hill, poppies, nemophila, and mustard flowers bloom in spring,
and cosmos flowers bloom in autumn, with seasonal flower festivals held
regularly. Additionally, the "Sorad" aerial observation walkway in the forest
offers a three-dimensional view of the Expo Forest from the highest point in
the park.

The park offers a variety of activities for children, including large
playground equipment, ship-shaped play structures, cycle boats, novelty
bicycles, and a forest train, making it a great place for families to spend a
relaxing day. Separate fees are required for admission to cultural facilities
such as the EXPO '70 Pavilion and the National Museum of Ethnology.