大阪府 · Shrines & temples
Okuninushi Jinja
大阪市 大阪市
You receive seed money here and pray for wealth.
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大阪府 · Shrines & temples
Horikoshi Jinja
大阪市 大阪市
Said to hear one wish in a lifetime. One of the seven shrines of Shitennoji.
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Tamatsukuri Inari Jinja
大阪市 大阪市
The Toyotomi family worshipped here. Craftsmen who made magatama beads lived in this district.
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Ishikiri Tsurugiya Jinja
東大阪市 南河内
The god of boils and swellings. There is no end to the people walking the hundred prayer circuits.
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Hiraoka Jinja
東大阪市 南河内
Called Moto-Kasuga: the deity of Kasuga Taisha in Nara was invited from here.
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Hoshida Myokengu
交野市 北摂
It carries a tradition of a meteorite fall. A place of star worship.
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Sayamaike
大阪狭山市 南河内
The oldest dam-type reservoir in Japan. Gyoki and Chogen both worked on it.
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Eifukuji
太子町 南河内
Held to be the burial place of Prince Shotoku. Three sets of remains in one mausoleum.
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Nose Myokenzan
能勢町 北摂
It worships the North Star. The Ichikawa Danjuro line of kabuki actors were devotees.
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Kabusanji
高槻市 北摂
It claims to be the first sacred site of Bishamonten in Japan.
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Otori Taisha
堺市 泉州
Said to be where Yamato Takeru came down to earth as a white bird.
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Kureha Jinja
池田市 北摂
It enshrines the weaving maidens of Wu who brought weaving to Japan. The origin of the Japanese word gofuku, for cloth.
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Mozu Kofun
堺市 泉州
The tomb of Emperor Nintoku is the largest in Japan. Part of the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group World Cultural Heritage site.
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Osaka-jo
大阪市 大阪市
Hideyoshi's castle was buried by the Tokugawa, and the stone walls you see today are from the Tokugawa period.
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Tenjin Matsuri
大阪市 大阪市
One of the three great festivals of Japan. The river surface glitters with the boat procession and the dedicated fireworks.
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Billiken
大阪市 大阪市
Rub the soles of its feet and your wish is said to come true. A figure born in America became a god of Osaka.
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Dotonbori
大阪市 大阪市
An entertainment district that began with playhouses. The Glico sign is now in its sixth generation.
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Tsutenkaku
大阪市 大阪市
You rub the soles of Billiken's feet. And you must not double-dip your kushikatsu.
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Kaiyukan
大阪市 大阪市
A whale shark in the Pacific tank. You follow the ecosystems of the Pacific rim from top to bottom.
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Kishiwada Danjiri
岸和田市 泉州
Four-tonne floats take the corners at full speed in the yarimawashi.
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Mozu-Furuichi Kofun
堺市ほか 泉州
The tomb of Emperor Nintoku runs 486 metres. Among the largest graves in the world.
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Kuromon Market
大阪市 大阪市
The kitchen of Naniwa. Pufferfish and eel shops line the arcade.
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Nakanoshima
大阪市 大阪市
The public hall and the library, standing on a sandbank in the city of water.
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Minoo Falls
箕面市 北摂
A drop of 33 metres. Tempura-fried maple leaves are the local speciality.
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