Treasures of Osaka: Special Exhibition at Osaka Museum of History from September 13 to October 13.
Introducing an exhibition being held in Osaka City!
【Announcement】 From Saturday, September 13th to Monday, October 13th, the special exhibition “Treasures of Osaka at the Osaka Museum of History” will be held! Through representative works that everyone imagines and lesser-known masterpieces that surprise with “Wait, this is also a treasure of Osaka?”, we introduce the charm of the city of Osaka💎
From Saturday, September 13, 2025, to Monday, October 13, the special exhibition “Treasures of Osaka at the Osaka Museum of History” will be held at the Osaka Museum of History, located at 4-chome Otemae, Chuo-ku, Osaka City!
The highlight of this exhibition is the “Treasures of Osaka,” consisting of “things” and “events” left behind by people born and raised in Osaka.
This includes not only famous representative pieces that everyone knows but also surprising works that make you think, “Even something like this?”
The exhibition is categorized by five indices, clearly introducing the significance and appeal of each piece. The structure allows visitors to recognize Osaka’s diverse facets while sensing its geographical charm and long history.
Special Exhibition “Treasures of Osaka at the Osaka Museum of History”
《Date and Time》 Saturday, September 13, 2025 – Monday, October 13 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM ※Last admission 30 minutes before closing ※Closed on Tuesdays. Open on Tuesday, September 23 (a national holiday), and closed the following day, Wednesday, September 24.
《Venue》 Special Exhibition Hall, 6th Floor, Osaka Museum of History
《Admission Fee》 Adults: 600 yen (540 yen) High school and university students: 400 yen (360 yen) ※Prices in parentheses are group rates for 20 or more people. ※Free admission for junior high school students and younger, Osaka City residents aged 65 and over (proof required), and those with a disability certificate (including one caregiver).
Why not take this opportunity to visit the Osaka Museum of History and discover the often-overlooked little treasures of Osaka?
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Hirasol Maria (left) and Hirasol Alba (right)
As the show began, the sunflower fairies, Hirasol Maria and Hirasol Alba, appeared as the MCs and introduced the charm of .
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According to the MC’s explanation, she was specially wearing a summer outfit for the occasion.
From here, they perform a dance called ‘Much
Osaka Museum of History
The Osaka Museum of History, which opened in 2003, is located in a modern skyscraper adjacent to the ruins of Naniwa Palace. Its exhibits chronicle the city’s rich history from its beginnings as Japan’s first capital to its development into a major mercantile center. The museum is built directly above archaeological remains, offering a unique view of the ancient palace foundations.
Osaka City
Osaka City is a major port and commercial hub in western Japan, with a history dating back to the 5th century when it served as the country’s first capital. It grew into a prosperous merchant city during the Edo period and is now known for its modern architecture, vibrant nightlife, and street food. Landmarks like the reconstructed Osaka Castle highlight its historical significance as a center of power and trade.
Osaka
Osaka is a major port city and commercial hub in Japan, historically known as the country’s “kitchen” for its crucial role in the rice trade during the Edo Period. Its most famous historic landmark, Osaka Castle, was originally built in the 16th century by the unifying warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Today, the city is celebrated for its modern architecture, vibrant street food culture, and outgoing locals.
EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai Japan
EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai is a future world exposition scheduled to be held in Japan, focusing on the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” It follows in the footsteps of the highly successful 1970 Osaka Expo, which was a landmark event in Japan’s post-war history. The upcoming expo aims to be a global collaboration for creating sustainable solutions and showcasing innovations.
Osaka Healthcare Pavilion
The Osaka Healthcare Pavilion is a modern facility dedicated to promoting health and wellness, which was established as part of Osaka’s ongoing urban development initiatives. While it does not have a long historical background, it reflects the city’s contemporary focus on public health education and medical innovation.
Reborn Stage
The Reborn Stage is a modern cultural landmark in Shanghai, China, built in 2018 on the former site of the Shanghai Textile Machinery Factory. It serves as a vibrant public performance space and a symbol of urban regeneration, transforming industrial heritage into a hub for contemporary arts and community events.
Shima Spain Village
Shima Spain Village is a Spanish-themed amusement park located in Mie Prefecture, Japan, which opened in 1994. It was designed to authentically replicate a Spanish town, complete with architecture, restaurants, and live flamenco shows, to promote cultural exchange. The park was developed near the site of the historic Shima Maruyama battery, a military fortification from the Meiji era.
Dulcinea
“Dulcinea” is not a physical place but a fictional character from Miguel de Cervantes’ 17th-century novel *Don Quixote*. She is the idealized love interest of the protagonist, Don Quixote, who imagines her as a noble lady despite her reality as a simple peasant woman. The name “Dulcinea” has since become a byword for an unattainable, idealized object of affection in literature and culture.
