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GRAVITATE OSAKA (Suspension bridge area inside Ibakita Dam Park)
"GRAVITATE OSAKA" is a world-class activity park located in Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture, and is home to Japan's longest suspension bridge spanning the Aigawa Dam.
Basic information
Within "GRAVITATE OSAKA," there is the GODA BRIDGE, the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan, with a total length of 420 meters. The adoption of universal design allows people of all ages and wheelchair users to cross safely. The dam also offers a panoramic view of downtown Osaka, a rarity in Japan. A variety of activities will be offered, including a 50-meter-high bungee jump, a giant swing, and the world's first "bridge walk," where visitors walk along the wires of a suspension bridge wearing a safety harness. In addition, six restaurants, including one serving local ingredients, and souvenir shops are scheduled to open, making the park a hub for disseminating cutting-edge design and technology to the world.
| Event period and dates | Scheduled to open around March 2025 |
|---|---|
| Business hours and holidays | 9:00~18:00 (scheduled) |
| Price | Admission fee: 550 yen; Suspension bridge toll: 1,100 yen *Activities are charged separately (please check the website) |
| How to make a reservation | Booking site (activity) |
| Contact Us | Contact form on our website |
| Official site | https://gravitateosaka.jp/en/ |
| Notes | When booking attractions, a cancellation fee will be charged. There are no requirements for entering the park or crossing the suspension bridge. The attraction is for people aged 16 and over. |
| Address | 1-1 Seiho, Ibaraki City |
| Access |
From Hankyu Ibarakishi Station, take the Hankyu bus and walk for 5 minutes from the "Dam Park Ibakita-mae" stop. From JR Ibaraki Station, take the shuttle bus and walk for 3 minutes from the "GRAVITATE OSAKA" stop. |
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