Visits 7 temples and shrines across the city, including well-known sites such as Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, Shitennoji Temple, and Sumiyoshi Taisha, as well as lesser-known sacred places familiar mainly to locals.
Travel between locations mainly by public transportation and experience everyday Osaka while moving through different historical districts.
Your Local Host provides guidance in simple English, while a multilingual audio guide offers deeper explanations in English, French, Spanish, German, and Dutch.
Admission to the Central Complex of Shitennoji Temple is included, allowing you to step inside one of Japan’s oldest Buddhist temple spaces.
Rather than focusing on religious rules, this tour highlights how temples, shrines, and spiritual imagination have quietly shaped Japanese culture and daily life for centuries.
This is an ideal experience for travelers seeking a calm, cultural perspective beyond typical sightseeing.
In front of the east entrance of Tsuyunoten Shrine (Ohatsu Tenjin). Your host, a Japanese man, will be waiting there holding a blue file folder. A police box (koban) on the left side of the meeting point is a clear landmark. This spot is located at the southern end of Ohatsu Tenjin Street.
The tour ends in the Dotonbori area.
Meet near Higashi-Umeda Station and begin the tour with a visit to a historic sacred site tucked into the city.
Explore one of Osaka’s most important shrines and its lively approach, where tradition and everyday life intersect.
Enter the Central Complex and experience one of Japan’s oldest temple spaces from inside. Walk close to the Five-Story Pagoda and the Golden Hall while learning about traditional Buddhist temple layouts.
Visit one of Osaka’s most spiritually significant areas, home to sacred sites long valued by locals.
Cross the iconic Taiko Bridge and discover the unique architectural style of one of Japan’s oldest Shinto shrines.
Stop at a unique spiritual power spot hidden within one of Osaka’s busiest districts.
After visiting a quiet and historic sacred place within the city, the tour concludes near the Dotonbori area.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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