住吉大社
Sumiyoshi Taisha
A historic Shinto shrine known for its distinctive architecture, spiritual significance, and vibrant festivals.
Attractions
Shrine, Historical, Cultural
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Sumiyoshi Taisha, founded in the 3rd century, is one of Japan's oldest and most important shrines, dedicated to the Sumiyoshi Sanjin deities. The shrine features a unique architectural style called Sumiyoshi-zukuri and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and the iconic Sorihashi Bridge. Sumiyoshi Taisha is famous for its New Year celebrations, attracting millions of visitors annually, and its summer Sumiyoshi Matsuri. The shrine plays a significant role in maritime safety, poetry, and performing arts, making it a cultural treasure in Osaka.
Facilities & Services
- Historical Buildings
- Gardens
- Gift Shops
- Restrooms
- Guided Tours
Quatre Lapin
A cozy French bistro and casual steakhouse above Dojimahama, known for weekday-only steak lunches and refined à la carte dinners.
Komefuku Nishiumeda
A lively and approachable tempura-and-sushi counter & private-room izakaya in Dojima—known for rice-oil-fried tempura and fresh seafood in a hidden corner of Umeda.
Kita‑Shinchi Sushi Senkodou
A welcoming modern sushi counter in Kitashinchi, celebrated for its red‑vinegar rice and thoughtfully seasonal seafood.
un‑treize
A refined modern French restaurant hidden within a hotel, anchored by a 500‑bottle wine cellar and seasonal, ingredient-forward cuisine.
Yuchan Kitashinchi
A Kyoto‑style yakiniku and Korean cold‑noodle haven in Kitashinchi, known for its black kuzumen and A4‑grade Wagyu served in private rooms and counters.