Abeno

Southern Osaka's skyscraper gateway, where Japan's tallest tower meets big-mall convenience and family livability

Updated June 17, 202611 min read

About Abeno

Abeno is southern Osaka's front door, and it makes a striking first impression: Abeno Harukas, the tallest building in Japan, rises 300 metres over the Tennoji transit hub, packing a department store, offices, a hotel and a sky observatory into a single tower. Around its base sprawl the Q's Mall and Cues Town complexes, making this one of the city's great shopping crossroads. But Abeno is also a place to live. The green lawns of Tennoji Park, the historic zoo and the elegant Keitakuen garden sit alongside the retro neon of neighboring Shinsekai, while quiet residential blocks and good schools have long made the ward a family favorite. For investors, Abeno offers amenity-rich, transit-connected living at a clear discount to central Osaka, a steady family-and-compact rental market with dependable, mid-range yields rather than the rapid appreciation of the prime northern districts.

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Abeno in Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan

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