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The head of a horse sculpture by the heiden at the Namba Yasaka Shrine in Osaka.
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The lion-head stage is the landmark. Fifteen minutes, then Kuromon or Sennichimae.
Best time
Morning after the gates open. New Year and festivals are separate.
How to go
About 10 minutes south on foot from Namba Station. ICOCA or PiTaPa taps the gate. An Osaka Metro day pass is Metro only — not JR.
Tips
- · The lion-head stage is the landmark. Fifteen minutes, then Kuromon or Sennichimae.
- · See the lion head, then leave. Do not make it a half-day.
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Doguyasuji
Walk · 6min
Follow the Namba Yasaka approach to Doguyasuji, about 5–10 minutes. No train. Exit: About 10 minutes south on foot from Namba Station.
The visit is short. After it, return toward Kuromon or Sennichimae. Next is Doguyasuji.
Sennichimae
Walk · 6min
Follow the Namba Yasaka approach to Sennichimae, about 5–10 minutes. No train. Exit: About 10 minutes south on foot from Namba Station.
The visit is short. After it, return toward Kuromon or Sennichimae. Next is Sennichimae.
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