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通天閣
The Shinsekai tower. Billiken is on the fifth floor. Dusk is this or Harukas — not both.
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新世界／天王寺
Pick Tsutenkaku or Harukas for dusk. Shitennoji stays in the morning.
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Osaka walking engine 92
地区地図
34.650000, 135.510000
まだ測位していません。「現在地」でブラウザ GPS の距離を測れます。
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新世界
The retro quarter under the tower. Kushikatsu, signs and the tower are one axis.
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ジャンジャン横丁
Shinsekai’s food lane. Kushikatsu shops are dense — sit at one.
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串かつだるま
Shinsekai kushikatsu. No double-dipping the sauce — that is the house rule.
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天王寺動物園
The zoo beside Tsutenkaku. Fine on a family Shinsekai day — do not add Kaiyukan.
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今宮戎神社
Toka Ebisu falls around 10 January. On ordinary days it is a short visit, not a required stop under the tower.
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通天閣本通
The shopping street under the tower. Souvenirs and kushikatsu mix — one purchase is enough.
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動物園前
The Midosuji and Sakaisuji interchange. The edge between Shinsekai and Tennoji Park — lock the exit.
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天王寺公園
Chausuyama and Keitakuen sit in the park. One road from Shinsekai — still do not take both dusk towers.
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四天王寺
One of Japan’s oldest official temples, with a five-storey pagoda. Morning worship — not a Tsutenkaku night.
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あべのハルカス
One of Japan’s tallest towers; the deck is at 300 metres. Dusk is this or Tsutenkaku.
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天王寺ミオ
The in-station mall. Supplies while you change trains — do not make Harukas and Mio two themes.
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阿倍王子神社
The Seimei shrine on Seimei-dori. Walkable with Shitennoji — do not jump to Umeda.
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生國魂神社
One of Osaka’s guardian shrines. Stone stage and trees — a short morning visit.
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鶴橋
Yakiniku and Korean groceries. Strong smells — do not schedule it in the same hour as a temple.
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慶沢園
The stroll garden inside Tennoji Park. Same rhythm as Chausuyama — do not exit for Shinsekai kushikatsu right after.
次の駅
この駅の次はどう歩く
Walk or ride one stop. A new district is another day.
新世界
徒歩 · 6分
Follow in front of Tsutenkaku to the Shinsekai main street, about 5–10 minutes. No train. Exit: Sakaisuji Ebisucho or Midosuji Dobutsuen-mae. The tower is about 5 minutes, and the two exits are not the same side.
After the tower, finish in Shinsekai. Do not continue to Tennoji. Next is Shinsekai.
ジャンジャン横丁
徒歩 · 6分
Follow in front of Tsutenkaku to Janjan Yokocho, about 5–10 minutes. No train. Exit: Sakaisuji Ebisucho or Midosuji Dobutsuen-mae. The tower is about 5 minutes, and the two exits are not the same side.
After the tower, finish in Shinsekai. Do not continue to Tennoji. Next is Janjan Yokocho.
天王寺公園
大阪メトロ · 25分
Another day — do not treat this as a same-day walk. Sakaisuji Line to Ebisucho toward Tennoji Park (Midosuji Tennoji, park exit), about about 20–30 minutes. ICOCA or PiTaPa taps the gate. An Osaka Metro day pass is Metro only — not JR.
After the tower, finish in Shinsekai. Do not continue to Tennoji. Next is Tennoji Park.