Osaka’s new landmark ! Japan’s tallest transparent Ferris wheel
By MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Dubbed Japan’s tallest, the transparent “REDHORSE OSAKA WHEEL” Ferris wheel began operations on July 1st in Osaka’s Expo Commemoration Park. The gondolas are primarily made of transparent glass, featuring a fully transparent design — even the base is see-through — allowing visitors to enjoy a complete panoramic view of Osaka, making it a new popular attraction in the city.
The transparent Ferris wheel opened in July and has become a new landmark attraction in Osaka. (Image source / OSAKA WHEEL)
The Ferris wheel’s fully transparent design will test passengers’ courage. (Image source / OSAKA WHEEL)
The “REDHORSE OSAKA WHEEL” transparent Ferris wheel utilizes the world’s latest seismic isolation technology. Standing 123 meters tall — about 41 stories high — it features 72 gondolas, including 2 VIP ones, with a maximum capacity of 6 people per gondola. Each gondola is equipped not only with heating and air conditioning but also with a tablet and EXPO TV. A full rotation takes 18 minutes.
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