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Four Seasons Hotel Osaka
Osaka, Japan · Four Seasons · Grand Luxury
Four Seasons Osaka occupies a sail-shaped tower above the Dojima district, where the Dojima Rice Exchange, authorised in 1730, operated the world's first organised futures market, a founding moment marked by a Tadao Ando stone monument nearby; the hotel's GENSUI floor offers modern ryokan tatami rooms, and Sushi L'Abysse Osaka fuses Edomae technique with the influence of French chef Yannick Alléno.
- 175 rooms
- Opened 2024
- Neighborhood: Dojima
- Architect: Nikken Sekkei; Takenaka Corporation / Nikken Sekkei Ltd
- Interiors: Curiosity; SIMPLICITY; Design Studio SPIN; Gwenael Nicolas
About Four Seasons Hotel Osaka
- Gwenael Nicolas of Curiosity designed public areas and most guest rooms, including the Presidential Suite, as if a traveller had gathered Asia into a single residence.
- Amber-lacquered lift halls use urushi lacquer; lobby stonework takes its energy from Osaka Castle lattice.
- Textiles include Kyoto Kawashima Selkon's stone-like weaves and Reiko Sudo of Nuno's geometric cloth, with ink paintings by Ayako Someya.
History
Four Seasons Hotel Osaka opened in August 2024 within the One Dojima skyscraper in the historic Dojima district, blending contemporary luxury with Japanese traditions through its GENSUI modern ryokan floor. The property reflects Osaka's nautical spirit and cultural heritage in a key commercial hub near Umeda. No major renovations noted as it is newly opened.
The setting
Four Seasons Hotel Osaka occupies floors 28 through 37 of One Dojima, a 195-metre sail-shaped tower completed in 2024 and designed by Nikken Sekkei. The Dojima district carries unmatched heritage: the Dojima Rice Exchange, authorised in 1730, operated the world's first organised futures market, a founding moment marked by a Tadao Ando stone monument nearby. Adjacent Kita-Shinchi — the Ginza of Osaka — provides premier dining and nightlife, while the National Museum of Art is eleven minutes on foot and Umeda's retail hub is within easy reach. Sweeping views of the Dojima River, Osaka Bay, and the city skyline make this sailboat landmark a fitting debut for the brand and a natural heir to the district's centuries of mercantile ambition.
Restaurants and bars
- Jiang Nan Chun — Restaurant · Cantonese
- Sushi L'Abysse Osaka Yannick Alléno — Restaurant · French
- Jardin — Restaurant
- Bar Bota — Bar
Amenities
- 16m indoor pool
- THE SPA with 5 treatment rooms
- ofuro (Japanese baths)
- sauna
- 24-hour fitness centre
- GENSUI modern ryokan floor with tatami rooms and tea experiences
- vitality pool
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
- Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards #10 Hotel in Japan (2025)
- International Hotel & Property Awards — Hotel Under 200 Rooms (2025)
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