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CONCEPT

Thoughts on
“GRAND GREEN OSAKA”

ABOUT

The Umekita Project, already underway, is a large-scale complex development
at the former cargo yard in front of Osaka Station.
This continues the area’s development, following the earlier opening of Grand Front Osaka in 2013.
With the Umekita 2nd Project, we are working to establish an urban development with offices, hotels, core functions, commercial facilities, an urban park and residencial apartments that leads the way
from Umekita for Osaka, the Kansai region and the whole world.
Aiming for utilization in a wide range of scenes by all kinds of people, from residence to business,
the project awaits its advance opening in Summer 2024.

Scope of opening for around summer of 2024

Scope of opening for around spring of 2025

FEATURES

Persons

Interview with creators who will create the future

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Full reveal of futuristic JR Osaka Station (Umekita Area) at March 18 opening.

2023.04.25 Full reveal of futuristic JR Osaka Station (Umekita Area) at March 18 opening.: Hajime Komori, Kunihiko Kawabata

Life with Green

Thinking about new value created from green

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Restoring Our Life “Climate” based on Memories of the Land

2023.01.11 Restoring Our Life “Climate” based on Memories of the Land

Find Osaka

Rediscover the unique charm of Osaka

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The impact of Osaka’s stone masonry culture, rooted in its traditions as a “water city,” on the park design of the Umekita 2nd Project

2023.02.10 The impact of Osaka’s stone masonry culture, rooted in its traditions as a “water city,” on the park design of the Umekita 2nd Project

Focus on

Keywords to know the project better

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2023.04.26 The inspiration behind the naming and the logo of “Grand Green Osaka,” a fusion of greenery and innovation: Theme：Project name & logo

INFORMATION

ACCESS

Access to 13 rail lines at 7 stations, including JR Osaka Station.
The launch of the new Osaka Station in 2023, which will serve as a terminal connecting major railways in the Kansai region, will offer improved access to Kansai International Airport, Osaka International Airport, and Shin-Osaka Station—the gateways from Japan and abroad.
The Naniwasuji Line, scheduled to open in 2031, will also connect to the Namba area, bringing improved convenience in the future.

SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability / Efforts toward the SDGs

The Umekita 2nd Project seeks to contribute to 12 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the United Nations.
It also intends to acquire certification under a number of environmental certification systems in the future.