Convention centres — Osaka
THE GARDEN ORIENTAL OSAKA
The Garden Oriental Osaka occupies the former Osaka City Guest House (Osaka-shi Kokan), a 1959 modernist building by Kenzo Takekoshi on the Okawa River next to Sakuranomiya Park. It hosted heads of state and delegations (APEC 1995, the 2019 Osaka G20 spouses' programme) before reopening in 2014 as a restaurant and event venue, on grounds of about 4,000 tsubo with a garden.
ザ・ガーデンオリエンタル・大阪
- City
- Osaka
- District
- Sakuranomiya (Miyakojima)
- Max. capacity
- 240 pax
- Meeting rooms
- 8
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The Garden Oriental Osaka occupies the former Osaka City Guest House (Osaka-shi Kokan), a 1959 modernist building by Kenzo Takekoshi on the Okawa River next to Sakuranomiya Park. It hosted heads of state and delegations (APEC 1995, the 2019 Osaka G20 spouses' programme) before reopening in 2014 as a restaurant and event venue, on grounds of about 4,000 tsubo with a garden.
Eight rooms spread between the main building and a new wing, plus a rooftop and the garden, host seminars, conferences, award ceremonies and gala dinners. The largest, the Oriental Park Room (244 m²), seats 160 and takes up to 240 theatre-style; the venue cites events of up to 480 guests by combining spaces.
Access
1 min on foot (exit 3) from Osakajo-Kitazume Station (JR Tozai Line), 5 min by train from Kitashinchi; 7 min on foot from Kyobashi (Keihan, subway). About 20 min by taxi from Osaka Station. Itami: 30 min and Kansai: 80 min by limousine bus to Umeda.