Tourist spots in Osaka
Explore the history of "Osaka"
A building that has been part of Osaka's history
Osaka has many attractions, including famous sites, historical sites, places associated with the city, and retro buildings from the days of Naniwa, when it flourished as a port of departure for the continent.
We will introduce recommended temples, shrines, castles, and buildings that you should definitely visit at least once.
Appreciate the culture and arts of Osaka
Immerse yourself in Naniwa culture
Literature and art have been nurtured by Osaka's history and culture.
There are many museums and art galleries that teach about Osaka's history, as well as theaters such as "Bunraku," which has been designated a World Intangible Heritage. We will also introduce spots based around Uehommachi, such as Kyocera Dome Osaka, which is well-known for baseball games and events.
HISTORY Osaka Culture, Arts and History Area
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Osaka Castle Museum (Osaka Castle Park)
The Osaka Castle Museum, a symbol of Toyotomi Hideyoshi's prosperity, is currently in its third generation. It was rebuilt in 1931 and now houses a museum displaying many valuable documents.
Access From the hotel → Tanimachi Line "Tanimachi Kyuchome Station" → Get off at "Tenmabashi Station" and walk (approximately 30 minutes from the hotel to the castle tower) -
Shitennoji Temple, the head temple of the Washu sect
Founded by Prince Shotoku, it is the first official temple of Japanese Buddhism. It is the head temple of the Japanese sect, and is not bound by sectarian differences.
Access From the hotel → Tanimachi Line "Tanimachi Kyuchome Station" → Get off at "Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka Station" and walk (about 15 minutes from the hotel) -
Uemachi Plateau Tour MAP
The map side displays the family crests of attractive spots associated with Sengoku period warlords, and the explanation side provides explanations of the attractive spots.
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National Bunraku Theater
A theater where you can watch Bunraku, a traditional Japanese performing art that has been designated a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Access From the hotel → Kintetsu "Osaka Uehommachi Station" → Get off at "Nihonbashi Station" and walk (about 15 minutes from the hotel) -
Osaka Museum of History
This museum stands between Osaka Castle and the ruins of Naniwa Palace. It features a permanent exhibition with the theme of "The History of the City of Osaka," as well as a variety of special exhibitions and feature exhibits, and a wide range of events.
Access From the hotel → Take the Tanimachi Line to Tanimachi Kyuchome Station → Get off at Tanimachi Yonchome Station and walk (approximately 15 minutes from the hotel)
