Seminars and company events
Hotel Nikko Osaka hosts conferences, shareholder meetings, product launches, year-end parties and gala dinners for up to 800 guests at a buffet reception, with rooms for small committees as well. The hotel stands on Midosuji avenue in the Shinsaibashi district of central Osaka, with a direct underground link to the subway.
The banquet floors spread over several levels. The grand hall Tsuru on the 5th floor is the largest room. Medium halls Kujaku and Hakucho on the 4th floor and Fontana on the 7th floor take groups of 100 to 300. Small rooms on the 4th and 6th floors, named Ran, Fuji, Tachibana, Momo, Ume and Sakura, work as breakout rooms or for board meetings. On the 31st floor, the Sky Banquet rooms Cattleya and Rose Orchid look across the city, and the Sky Terrace on the 32nd floor offers a view from about 100 meters up. A banquet sales team handles setups, plans and technical requirements, with floor guides and electrical diagrams available for production companies.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel runs a full wedding department. Chapel Ligare seats 80 guests along a 20-meter white marble aisle. A Shinto shrine enshrining the deity of Izumo Taisha holds up to 40 for a traditional ceremony with the three-three-nine sake exchange. The hotel also works with partner shrines and Buddhist temples nearby, including Kitamido and Minamido. Receptions take place in the banquet halls and the sky rooms.
Rooms and capacities
Tsuru, 5th floor: 660 square meters, 800 at a buffet, 330 seated for dinner, 600 theater style, 480 in a classroom layout; half the room takes 300 at a buffet. Sky Terrace, 32nd floor: 429 square meters, 550 theater, 350 buffet, 240 seated. Kujaku, 4th floor: 330 square meters, 300 buffet, 180 seated. Fontana, 7th floor: 239 square meters, 220 buffet, 130 seated. Hakucho, 4th floor: 166 square meters, 120 buffet, 100 seated. Cattleya, 31st floor: 148 square meters, 80 theater, 60 seated. Rose Orchid, 31st floor: 93 square meters, 60 theater.
Accommodation
Guest rooms occupy floors 10 to 30, in categories from standard and superior rooms to deluxe family rooms and the Nikko Premium floors. A conference group can stay in the building and reach the banquet floors by elevator.
Catering
All catering is in-house. The hotel runs eight restaurants and bars, including a Japanese restaurant serving sushi and tempura, a Chinese restaurant, the French restaurant Les Célébrités, a teppanyaki restaurant serving Japanese Wagyu beef, the all-day restaurant SERENA, a main bar, a lobby lounge and a tea lounge.
History and setting
The hotel opened in 1982 on Midosuji, the main north-south avenue of Osaka, lined with ginkgo trees. Shinsaibashi's shopping streets and the Namba entertainment area are on the doorstep, which gives evening options for visiting delegates.
Getting there
The address is 1-3-3 Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka. Exit 8 of Shinsaibashi Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line leads directly into the hotel, about three minutes on foot from the south ticket gate to the lobby. Namba is five minutes by subway, and Shin-Osaka Station, for the shinkansen, is on the same line.
