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Sakura Deai-kan, Kyoto
Yawata City, Hachiman Zaiō-ji, Kyoto Prefecture
When traveling by car, please note that the parking lot will be locked and closed at 5 PM, the time of closing.
This facility, located in Yodogawa Riverside Park Sewaritei District in Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture, offers scenic views of the confluence area of the Uji River, Kizu River, and Katsura River.
The observation tower, approximately 25 meters high, provides an attractive view of the cherry blossom trees along Sewaritei and the surrounding mountains.
Entrance to Sakura Deai-kan, restroom and rest area usage, information corner usage, and access to the observation tower (excluding the cherry blossom season) are free.
Operating Hours and Usage Fees (Key Points)
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Observation Tower: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Fee: Generally free, but there is a fee for the observation tower during the cherry blossom season.
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Rikyū Hachimangū Shrine
21-1 Nishitani, Oyamazakicho, Otokuni District, Kyoto Prefecture
Nearest station:
Yamazaki Station (Kyoto), a short walk from the exit
Rikyū Hachimangū Shrine, located in Oyamazakicho, Kyoto Prefecture, is said to have begun when the Hachiman deity was enshrined during the Heian period. It later became known as "Rikyū Hachimangū" due to its connection to the former palace site associated with Emperor Saga, as introduced in the town's guide.
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Hiko Jinja Shrine
44 Yawata Doi, Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture
The main hall of Hiko Jinja Shrine consists of three altars.
In the center of the main hall, the deity of the sky, Nigihayahi no Mikoto, is enshrined. To the left is Yakukō Shrine, dedicated to the great figures of Japanese pharmacy, and to the right is the Ancestral Spirits Shrine, which honors those who lost their lives in aviation accidents and pioneers of the aviation industry.
Generally, it is a popular spot for people visiting for the following prayers.
Aviation Safety: Prayers for safety before boarding a plane
Travel Safety and Traffic Safety: For protection during business trips or long journeys
Prayers for success and more.
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Minase Shrine
3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka Prefecture
This shrine, located in Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka Prefecture, enshrines three emperors: Emperor Go-Toba, Emperor Tsuchimikado, and Emperor Juntoku. It has a deep connection to the historical events of the Jokyu War, and visitors can feel the atmosphere related to the imperial family in its tranquil grounds.
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Nomi Shrine
6-6 Nomi-cho, Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture
Nomi Shrine is located in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture. It is within walking distance from Takatsuki Station on the Hankyu Railway. Many people visit Nomi Shrine to pray to the deity of victory in martial arts.
There were visitors for Shichi-Go-San...
The tradition of visiting on November 15 has been passed down for a long time, but many families now visit on convenient days from October to November.
The omikuji (fortune slip) is shaped like a sumo wrestler, which is unusual.
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Katsuo-ji Temple
2914-1 Aomikadani, Mino City, Osaka Prefecture
This temple, located in the mountains of Mino City, Osaka Prefecture, is widely known for its prayers for victory. It features a unique landscape with small Daruma dolls placed throughout the grounds, making it a satisfying destination for photography as well. It is also designated as a pilgrimage site of the 33 temples of the Saigoku region.
Kachi Daruma / Daruma Omikuji: A popular way to enjoy this experience is not only to take the drawn fortune home but also to dedicate it at the temple grounds.
Katsuo-ji Temple (Mino City, Osaka Prefecture) is experiencing a surge in foreign tourists (inbound) due to increased visibility on social media and improved access with the extension of the Kita-Osaka Kyuko Line (opening of Minoh-Kayano Station) in 2024, leading to significant crowds.
With the increase in inbound tourists, littering has become more noticeable, which may be attributed to differences in manners and culture (in some countries, it's common to litter as "cleaners will take care of it")... 😂😂😂
Parking is available but expensive... It costs 2000 yen for 2 hours and 40 minutes on weekdays.
Prices for inbound tourists have increased compared to before.
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Itami Sky Park
1-1, Morimoto 7-chome, Itami City, Hyogo Prefecture
Itami Sky Park is a park that stretches along the west side of the runway at Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport), where you can experience takeoffs and landings of airplanes at a very close distance.
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September 8
2-1-30 Kitakawaramachi, Sakai Ward, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture
A sacred place that connects Kobukuro with their fans. A takeout specialty store filled with passion
Kobukuro will celebrate their 25th anniversary in 2024.
The store "September 8" was opened by member Shunsuke Kuroda, expressing gratitude to fans and giving back to his hometown of Sakai.
Located in Sakai Ginza Shopping Street.
This is precisely the place where the duo sang during their street days.
The store name is derived from their formation anniversary, and inside, there is a space featuring artwork from their album "QUARTER CENTURY," released to commemorate the 25th anniversary, making it a must-visit "sacred place" for fans.
The main menu item is the exquisite "Yakiniku Sandwich," created in collaboration with the extremely popular Sakai restaurant "Yakiniku Osamu-chan" and the long-established "Tezukayama Poire," founded in 1969.
Tender meat grilled to perfection is coated with a secret sauce and sandwiched between soft "Takumi Bread".
Kuroda himself participated in creating the menu, perfecting the flavor through trial and error.
You can also choose a spicy version if you like, and there will be limited-time toppings available as well.
Additionally, the coffee is made from carefully selected beans, so it's a great idea to enjoy it as a set.
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Sumiyoshi Taisha
Sumiyoshi 2-chome 9-89, Sumiyoshi Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
The parking lot is spacious and very accessible. It is paid parking.
This shrine is said to bring many blessings, focusing on prosperity in business, safety at home, warding off evil, and safe voyages, as well as matchmaking and easy childbirth.
It is the strongest power spot in Osaka.
It is a famous bridge known as Taiko Bridge.
Crossing it is said to purify and enhance one's fortune...
It is known for its ancient Japanese shrine architectural style called Sumiyoshi-zukuri.
Pet the Sumiyoshi Shrine's Sacred Rabbit (Nade Usagi) to pray for good health.
Finally, here is the Jade Nade Usagi located in front of the Fourth Main Shrine of Sumiyoshi Taisha.
Since the day when the deity Sumiyoshi was enshrined in this place is said to be the year of the Rabbit, in the month of April, on the day of the Rabbit, the rabbit is regarded as a divine messenger at Sumiyoshi Taisha.
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Hochigai Shrine
2-2-1 Kitamikunigaokachō, Sakai Ward, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture
Located in Sakai Ward, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, this shrine is affectionately known as "Hochigai-san."
It is said to have been situated at the boundary of the three regions of Settsu, Kawachi, and Izumi, and is known for its faith in "Hōsaiyoke," which wards off disasters related to directions, house positioning, and land characteristics, stemming from the concept of a pure land without directions. It is a popular spot chosen for visits before moving, building a new home, or traveling.
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