Osaka Museum of Housing and Living Tickets

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Travel back in time and immerse yourself in Osaka's urban history with your ticket to the Osaka Museum of Housing and Life. Walk through reconstructed streets from the Edo period and see how daily life in the city has evolved from the pre-modern era to the present day through interactive models and immersive exhibits.

Located in a roofed enclosure, this museum is ideal for any time of the year. It is open every day except Tuesdays (except public holidays), from 10:00 to 17:00 (last admission at 16:30). Children under 15 are free and admission is valid for 60 days from purchase.

Step back to Edo-period Osaka with reconstructed streets.
Explore the evolution of Japanese domestic life.
Flexible ticket valid for 60 days.

General Admission to the Osaka Museum of Housing and Life
Admission to temporary exhibitions (¥300 surcharge)

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The Osaka Museum of Housing and Life is a veritable time capsule that will take you through more than 300 years of urban and domestic history in Japan. It is the country's first museum specifically dedicated to this subject, making it an essential stop for those who want to learn about how the city and its inhabitants have evolved.

One of the museum's main attractions is the full-scale reconstruction of a street from the Edo period (19th century), located on the ninth floor. Here you will find merchants' houses, public baths, an administrative office and other spaces that will make you feel like you are really walking through old Osaka. You can also see how dwellings changed during the modern era thanks to architectural models and everyday objects on display on the eighth floor.

Throughout the year, the museum also organises temporary exhibitions and seasonal events that further enrich the visit. Interaction with models, audiovisual elements and sensory environments make it an ideal educational experience for both adults and children.

This indoor space is perfect to visit at any time of the year, as it does not depend on the weather. Its design invites you to discover every corner calmly, and its detailed recreations make the tour enveloping and photogenic.