This is the Sky Cafe on the 27th floor of Umeda Sky Building. The view is amazing. There are no buildings blocking the view in front, making it the perfect cafe with the best scenery. There are counter seats by the window where you can relax and enjoy the view. The cafe menu is very reasonably priced. Apple pie is 500 yen including tax, and Earl Grey tea is 350 yen including tax. The taste was delicious as well. The regular business hours are until 6 pm, but it is written at the entrance that on Fridays, Saturdays, and the day before holidays, it is open until 8 pm. The sunset and night view are also beautiful, so I would like to aim for a later time on my next visit.

Located on the 27th floor of Umeda Sky Building Tower West, the Sky Cafe is a cafe that offers stunning views of the city while enjoying a relaxing cup of coffee. The cafe serves a beautiful sky blue soda that is perfect for clear sunny days. It is a hidden gem where you can spend a leisurely time admiring the breathtaking scenery of Umeda. Although it is not open during the Yodogawa Fireworks Festival, it is still a highly recommended spot for a peaceful cafe experience.

Sky Cafe. Discovered while strolling around before meeting up with friends. Located on the 27th floor of Umeda Sky Building Tower West, it is attached to the Kimiya Kojiro Sky Museum. The museum offers a 3D video experience where you can jump into the paintings. The admission ticket includes 3D glasses, and the dragon that pops out is quite powerful. After enjoying the art, the tea time with Sky Soda Carlsone and 4 types of cheese & bacon blue was beautiful. The cheese was delicious. You can enjoy art and the view. I would like to see the sunset and night view as well. It's enjoyable for individuals, but also great for dates. The cafe can be used even without visiting the museum. The admission fee for the museum is ¥1,000, and it comes with a discount coupon for the cafe. The cafe menu is also reasonable, with coffee priced at ¥300 even without the discount.

This is a café located on the 27th floor of the Umeda Sky Building West Tower, next to the Yukiko Kinutani Tenku Art Museum. Despite offering a great view, coffee starts at only 280 yen, making it very affordable. It is located at the end of the museum route, but if you just want to visit the café, you can let the reception know and they will guide you there.

I stopped by the cafe at the back of the art museum near Sky Building to kill some time. When I told the reception that I wanted to use the cafe, they asked me to go through the COVID procedures (such as providing contact information) before entering. It was a cloudy day, but having tea while looking outside from the 27th floor was very relaxing and I could feel at ease. I had iced tea, while my friend had a latte. The chairs and atmosphere were very stylish. We had a great time there.

On a regular day around 3:00 PM, it was not crowded. There is a café located on the 27th floor of Umeda Sky Building called "Kinuya Koji Tenku Museum." The seating is limited but it's a relaxing atmosphere. The view from the 27th floor is beautiful. The chairs are stylish acrylic, but be careful as they can be a bit cold on the bottom. It's self-service with drinks and light snacks available. Italian soda for 380 yen called "Celebration - Flying Dragon Fuji Hojo" has a cool name and is made with pink grapefruit syrup, giving it a refreshing taste. The museum entrance fee is 1000 yen. It was a wonderful time spent there. Thank you for the meal.

I saw it more often in Instagram ads, so I decided to visit. It's a cafe located inside the Kinuya Koiji Art Museum in the Sky Building. If you let them know at the reception that you only want to use the cafe, you don't need to pay the entrance fee! They will just let you into the cafe. However, due to the new coronavirus measures, the representative must provide contact information... I wonder if it was easier to enter before the pandemic? The cafe is not very spacious, but there are few customers. However, the air conditioning may be a bit too strong? Just as the name "Sky Cafe" suggests, the counter is set up facing the windows. - Italian Soda 380 yen It's supposed to be Blue Lemonade... but the Italian soda had names like Wind God and Thunder God on the menu haha. You can drink it for around 300 yen, so it feels quite reasonable. Although it's a bit away from the city center, it's still in Umeda... The back of the cafe has an artistic feel. The view may not compare to the Sky Building's observation deck, but it's beautiful ♡

Coffee starts at 280 yen. You can use the cafe without going to the museum. It was a cloudy day, but the view was really nice.

The atmosphere is nice. You can relax.

It was good that there were few people, but it was cold.

In December 2017, I visited the Sankyukai restaurant on the 39th floor of Umeda Sky Building East Tower for lunch, and then made my first visit to the Kinutani Koji Art Museum. The museum is located on the 27th floor of Umeda Sky Building Tower West, so I had to go downstairs and cross over to the other side. The Kinutani Koji Art Museum has a concept of "The world's first! 3D video experience where you can jump into the painting." The entrance ticket comes with 3D glasses. The 3D video experience was incredibly powerful and impressive. The paintings created using mural techniques were strong and used gold and platinum foils in various places, which was completely new and moving. There is a Sky Cafe right outside the museum where you can enjoy coffee while taking in the view from the Sky Building. I think the iced coffee for 300 yen is reasonable considering the atmosphere and view.

Sky Tower is connected in the sky, but if you enter the wrong entrance, you won't be able to get there. You can easily get there by taking the elevator to the 27th floor of the West Tower where the art museum is located. When you get off the elevator, you will find the reception of the art museum. You might think you made a mistake, but if you just want to use the cafe, let them know at the reception and they will kindly guide you. The cafe only offers two types of sandwiches and muffins, so it's not suitable for lunch. However, the view is great, so I think it's very cost-effective.

After enjoying the art museum, I ordered a café mocha here for 480 yen including tax. I placed my order and paid, then waited at my table. The drink was served in about 5 minutes. It was a delicious café mocha with tasty whipped cream and a slightly sweet flavor. I was grateful to receive a café voucher for 50 yen off when purchasing my museum ticket, so it only cost me 430 yen. This offer is limited time only. This time, I visited a wonderful art museum called "Namban Bunkakan," which is located about a 5-minute walk from Hankyu Nakatsu Station and only opens in May and November each year. After enjoying that museum, I took a leisurely walk for about 15 minutes to this café. I am already planning to visit Namban Bunkakan in November, followed by Koki Kinuya's Tenku Museum and Tenku Café, a movie at Cine Libre Umeda, and a meal at the famous French restaurant Michi no Le Tourbillon (about a 10-minute walk from Sky Building). I want to enjoy this lovely and efficient itinerary within walking distance.

When I went to see a movie at Cine Libre Umeda, I saw many posters for the opening of Mr. Kinuya's art museum in the neighboring building. After finishing the movie, I took the elevator down to Takimicho Street (B1) and enjoyed lunch and sweets before heading over. I took the escalator to the first floor, then went outside to the neighboring Tower West. I took the elevator up to the 27th floor where the Sky Art Museum is located. I had a matcha latte (480 yen including tax). It's one of the more expensive options, but still a reasonable cafe. The staff seemed a bit inexperienced as it took about 5 minutes after ordering, but the drink was delicious.

On this day, I visited Sky Building in Umeda, not Yokohama. I was enjoying Osaka with a certain sightseeing pass for two days. This pass is quite cost-effective if used wisely compared to buying individual tickets. The cafe on the 27th floor had acrylic chairs, round tables, and counter seats along the window, all designed for enjoying the window view. With no obstructions in sight, it was a great place to relax. I visited an art museum with a discount from the pass, received art postcards at a fair, and had a drink at this cafe. The prices were reasonable, around 400 yen. The stylish red counter and variety of menu options made it feel like a cafe attached to a public art museum or government building. The orange juice I had was 100% juice. The staff were friendly, although I overheard some chatty conversations. It was a quiet spot with only one other group of customers. The cold juice was refreshing on this warm Sunday afternoon. There was also a gallery-like area where non-dining customers were also present. Overall, it was a pleasant experience and I look forward to visiting again on a sunny day. Thank you for the meal!

I was able to enjoy a 3D movie, art exhibition, and a cup of coffee for a discounted price of 500 yen using a discount ticket and my JAF membership card at the Sky Building Tower West 27th floor, which is the building furthest back from the Silk Valley Koji Art Museum's Sky Café. From the café, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Nakatsu area. The chairs are stylish, but if they were higher, it would be easier to see the view while sitting. You can order at the counter, and they will bring the coffee to your table. You can leave your cup on the table after you finish your drink, as it is a semi-self-service café.