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Monuments Engraved with Basho's Poetry (Tamagawa no Sato)

"Unohanaya Kurakiyanagino Oyobigoshi" Utsugi(Japanese snowflower) blooms every early summer in Tamagawa no Sat(...)

Statue of Sanada Yukimura

A monument for Yukimura Sanada who was a military commander of Toyotomi in Osaka Fuyu no Jin (Winter Siege of(...)

Kuchinawazaka

Let's find more about history of Osaka on Uemachidaichi's hill road. The temple where ancient people sleep cal(...)

Tenjinzaka

One of the Tennouji Nanasakathe (Seven Slopes of Tennoji). The lope leads to Yasui Shrine that worships Sugawa(...)

Experience Osaka's historical treasure trove with a walk through Minamikawachi

Remains of Naniwa-no-Miya Palace

This historical palace site illustrates the era when Osaka was Japan's capital, extending from the Asuka into (...)

Takenouchi Road History Museum

Museum that introduce the history about the oldest national highway in Japan・Takenouchi-kaido road.

Hananoibashi Bridge

The 6th bridge built across the Edo Canal, this bridge's name is derived from the famous nearby wellspring, th(...)

Kuragari Pass

This shaded mountain pass was written of by the famous haiku master Matsuo Basho.

Hachikenya Boat Dock

Flourishing as a point of departure for the sanjikkoku-bune rice transport vessels that linked Osaka with Kyot(...)

Hankai Tramway

Tramcars on the Hankai Tramway Uemachi Line run from Tennoji through the southern part of Osaka City.

Ancient Road of Kumano Osaka Route

Tondabayashi Jinaimachi

Tondabayashi Jinaimachi, where town planning from the mid 16th century still remaining, was selected as an imp(...)

Uemachi Daichi Historical Site Promenade (Tennoji Nana-Saka)

Discover Osaka's history on the sloping roads of Uemachi Daichi.

Kawabata Yasunari Literature Monument

A literature monument of Kawabata Yasunari who was a writer born in Osaka and got the Nobel Prize for literatu(...)

Monuments Engraved with Basho's Poetry (Sumiyoshi Park)

A monument which is engraved Basho's poem that was composed when a haiku poet Matsuo Basho visited to Takaran(...)

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