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
Yoshihide Tanaka
Blending refined Cantonese flavors with Japanese seasonality, Yoshihide Tanaka redefines Chinese cuisine in Osaka with an intimate, counter-style tasting experience.
SUGALABO V
An invitation-only extension of Tokyo’s celebrated SUGALABO, SUGALABO V in Osaka offers one of Japan’s most refined and elusive dining experiences—where art, seasonality, and exclusivity converge.
Ono
Curated by traveling chef Kota Ono, Ono in Kitashinchi offers a refined, sensory dining experience that celebrates Japan’s seasons through elegant tasting courses and expert drink pairings.
Jinsei
A sanctuary of balance and elegance in Shinsaibashi, Jinsei crafts seasonally driven sushi courses where every piece tells a quiet story of precision and pride.
Sushi Oga
A quiet standout in Sakai, Sushi Oga offers a masterfully composed omakase experience where each bite reflects balance, precision, and deep respect for the craft.