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Sumiyoshi Taisha
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Its four main halls are National Treasures, preserving sumiyoshi-zukuri, a building style from before Buddhism reached Japan: straight roofs with no u…
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大阪府 · Shrines & temples
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Its four main halls are National Treasures, preserving sumiyoshi-zukuri, a building style from before Buddhism reached Japan: straight roofs with no u…
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Said to have been built by Prince Shotoku, and held to be the oldest full-scale temple in Japan. The Shitennoji layout, with gate, pagoda, golden hall…
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It enshrines the deity of learning, and fills in July for the Tenjin festival, one of the three great festivals of Japan. Known for its river processi…
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Ebessan. On the Toka Ebisu in January, people gather to pray for business prosperity. The faith of a merchant city, surviving as it was.
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The tutelary deity of Hirano-go. Held to be the only shrine in Japan where the renga hall still stands.
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箕面市 北摂
Known as a temple of winning. Daruma dolls of victory are dedicated across the whole grounds.
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貝塚市 泉州
Known as a Kannon who wards off misfortune. The new year pounding of a thousand rice cakes is held here.
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藤井寺市 南河内
A shrine tied to Sugawara no Michizane. The dried rice offered here gave its name to domyoji flour, the material of sakura mochi.
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A steep drum bridge. Crossing it is itself held to be a purification.
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One of the oldest styles of shrine architecture. Four halls, all National Treasures.
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The oldest state temple in Japan. It gave its name to the Shitennoji layout, running in a straight line from south to north.
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One of the three great torii of Japan. It was the place for nissokan, meditation on the sun setting in the west.
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It enshrines Hideyoshi, and draws prayers for getting on in the world.
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A lion hall twelve metres high. Its wide-open mouth swallows evil.
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Held to be the birthplace of Abe no Seimei.
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A garden built from descriptions in the sutras.
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箕面市 北摂
Held to be the origin of the Japanese lottery. It stands beside Minoo Falls.
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河内長野市 南河内
Its golden hall is a National Treasure. Kusunoki Masashige studied here, and his head mound is in the grounds.
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河内長野市 南河内
Called the Koyasan for women. Its golden hall and principal image are National Treasures.
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羽曳野市 南河内
It claims to be the oldest Hachimangu in Japan, and adjoins the tomb of Emperor Ojin.
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藤井寺市 南河内
Its Thousand-Armed Kannon actually has 1,041 arms. A National Treasure, shown on the 18th of each month.
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岸和田市 泉州
The shrine into which the danjiri floats are hauled. Known for yarimawashi, taking the corners at full speed.
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Held to be the oldest shrine in Osaka, with a distinctive main hall in the ikukunitama style.
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The setting of Chikamatsu Monzaemon's Love Suicides at Sonezaki. Lovers come here without pause.
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