Continuing my posts on which places to visit in Osaka, I'd recommend the Tennoji area southeast of the city.
This district of Osaka is home to:
- an eponymous park and it Japanese garden named Keitaku-en
- several Buddhist temples, the main one is called Shitennoji and was built during the sixth century, it is named after the four gods of heaven it worships
- a zoo and the Municipal Museum of Art
Not that far away from Tennoji, is the typical area of Shinsekai.
Kanpai's opinion
Shitenno-ji photo gallery
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How to get to Shitenno-ji
Tennoji Station on JR train lines (including Loop Line) and subway (Midosuji and Tanimachi lines), then 10 minute walk
Location reachable with the JRP : order your Japan Rail Pass (from ~US$ 278)
Admission
Free
To access the interior or garden:
- Adults: ¥300 (~US$ 2.70)
- College and high school students: ¥200 (~US$ 1.80)
- Children: free
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Opening hours
From 8:30am to 4:30pm from April to September
From 8:30am to 4pm from October to March
Last entry 30 minutes before closing
In Japanese
四天王寺
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