Here is an introduction to events being held in Osaka City!

Osaka Bay Skylumina
From the press release

According to information, on Saturday, June 6, 2026, “OSAKA BAY SKYLUMINA FIREWORKS & DRONES” will be held at the Sky Plaza of Maishima Sports Island in Konohana Ward, Osaka City!

“OSAKA BAY SKYLUMINA FIREWORKS & DRONES” is a night event combining fireworks and a drone show, creating a fantastical world of light against the night view of Osaka Bay. In addition to colorful fireworks, a dynamic performance by numerous drones is also planned.

One of the highlights is that Myaku-Myaku, the official character of the Osaka-Kansai Expo held in 2025, will appear in the drone show, with Myaku-Myaku appearing in the night sky to greatly enliven the venue!

Image is for illustration purposes

Why not take this opportunity to see “OSAKA BAY SKYLUMINA FIREWORKS & DRONES”, a fusion of fireworks and cutting-edge drone technology?

For details such as opening hours and how to purchase tickets, please check from the link.

Maishima Sports Island Sky Plaza is around here ↓

LiSA

From Friday, May 22, 2026 to Sunday, June 21, 2026, “LiSA PRiSM ~LiFE is Soulful Artwork~” will be held at the Event Lab on the B1 floor of the North Building of Grand Front Osaka. We visited the press preview held for the media!

“LiSA PRiSM ~LiFE is Soulful Artwork~” is an exhibition commemorating the 15th anniversary of the debut of popular artist LiSA.

Here, photos and CDs from her debut days are displayed.

Here, costumes worn by LiSA on stage are displayed.

This is the costume worn at the 2021 NHK Red and White Song Contest.

Maishima Sports Island

Maishima Sports Island is a man-made island in Osaka Bay, Japan, created from landfill in the 1980s. It was developed as a major sports and recreation hub, most notably hosting the rowing and canoe sprint events during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Today, the island features extensive athletic facilities, including a stadium, gymnasium, and a rowing course, serving both

Osaka Bay

Osaka Bay is a major economic and cultural hub in Japan, historically serving as a vital port for trade and maritime activities since ancient times. During the Edo period, it became a key gateway for rice and goods distribution, fueling Osaka’s reputation as “the nation’s kitchen.” Today, the bay area features modern attractions like Universal Studios Japan and the futuristic district of Cosmo Square, blending historical significance with contemporary leisure.

Sky Plaza of Maishima Sports Island

The Sky Plaza of Maishima Sports Island is an observation facility located on a man-made island in Osaka Bay, Japan. Built as part of the island’s development for the 2000 Maishima Sports Island Expo, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding waterfront and cityscape. The plaza serves as a recreational spot for visitors, combining modern design with the island’s history as a reclaimed area for sports and leisure events.

Konohana Ward

Konohana Ward is a district in Osaka City, Japan, located along the coast of Osaka Bay. Historically, it developed as a key port and industrial area, with much of its land reclaimed from the sea in the early 20th century to support shipping and manufacturing. Today, it is known for popular attractions like Universal Studios Japan and the Kaiyukan Aquarium, which draw visitors to its waterfront.

Osaka-Kansai Expo

The Osaka-Kansai Expo, officially the World Expo 2025, is a major international exhibition set to take place on the artificial island of Yumeshima in Osaka, Japan. Its history traces back to the first World Expo in Osaka in 1970, which was a landmark event showcasing Japan’s post-war economic miracle and technological innovation. The 2025 expo aims to continue this legacy by focusing on global challenges and future societal designs under the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.”

Grand Front Osaka

Grand Front Osaka is a large-scale, multi-purpose commercial and cultural complex located in the Umeda district of Osaka, Japan. Opened in April 2013, it was developed on the site of the former Osaka Central Wholesale Market and the Umedara Freight Terminal, representing a major urban redevelopment project. The complex features shopping, dining, offices, hotels, and a knowledge capital area, serving as a modern hub for innovation and community interaction in the city.

Event Lab

Event Lab is a versatile cultural space in Barcelona, Spain, originally established as a former industrial warehouse. It was transformed into a hub for contemporary art, music, and social events, hosting exhibitions, concerts, and workshops that reflect the city’s vibrant creative scene. The venue’s history is tied to Barcelona’s post-industrial revitalization, blending its architectural past with modern cultural expression.

North Building of Grand Front Osaka

The North Building of Grand Front Osaka is a modern commercial and cultural complex located in the Umeda district of Osaka, Japan, completed in 2013. It was developed as part of a large-scale urban redevelopment project on the site of the former Osaka Central Station and surrounding rail yards, transforming the area into a vibrant hub for shopping, dining, and innovation. The building is known for its sleek architecture and integration with the Umeda Sky Building and Osaka Station City, symbolizing the city’s post-industrial revitalization.

Maishima Sports Island

Maishima Sports Island is a man-made island in Osaka Bay, Japan, created from landfill and developed as a sports and recreational hub for the 2007 World Championships in Athletics. It features the Yanmar Field Nagai Stadium and other facilities, and has since become a venue for various sports events and festivals. The island also includes green spaces and a marina, serving as a modern symbol of Osaka’s urban development and commitment to athletics.