Experience Hirakata Park in Osaka

Japan’s Original Amusement Park Adventure

Located just outside Osaka, Hirakata Park brings together classic theme park thrills with local Japanese character and history. Dating back to 1910, it’s the nation’s oldest amusement park and offers something for visitors of every age, from cutting-edge rides to tranquil landscaped gardens.

Thrills Across Five Distinct Zones

Step into five immersive zones, each with a different theme. The Fantasy Zone invites you into a world of magic and imagination, setting the stage for all kinds of adventures. Test your courage on steel and wooden roller coasters in the Adventure Zone or cool down with refreshing rides and splash areas in the Water Zone. The Flower Zone boasts meticulously designed gardens and greenhouses that bloom with color throughout the year, while the History Zone features architecture and cultural details unique to Japan’s heritage.

Signature Attractions and Rides

Hirakata Park is famed for rides like the wooden coaster Elf, which draws thrill-seekers from across Japan. Experience the vertical drop of Meteor or try your skill in the interactive 3D laser battle attraction, Makai no Mori Densetsu. Younger guests and families will find plenty of charming rides and gentle attractions throughout the park, including a nostalgic carousel, fun train journeys and classic swings.

Gardens, Greenhouses and Heritage

Beyond the rides, the park’s Flower Zone is a tranquil retreat. Wander among vibrant seasonal blooms, discover themed greenhouses or relax in the quiet moments before returning to the excitement. The History Zone features structures inspired by traditional Japanese design, offering unique spaces for photos and a closer look at local culture. Originally opened as a flower park, these elements remain central to Hirakata Park’s identity.

Flexibility and Choice

Choose between single-entry admission or an upgraded ticket that gives you unlimited access to all rides and attractions for the day, so you can create your own adventure. With multilingual support available, international guests can easily navigate the park, get recommendations and find assistance in English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.

Plan Your Visit

Situated near Hirakata Koen Station, the park is easily accessible by public transit from Osaka. Facilities include coin lockers, stroller and wheelchair access and family-friendly amenities. Before you leave, make sure to sample local treats or shop for unique souvenirs as a reminder of your day at one of Japan’s most beloved amusement destinations.

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