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Pilgrimage to the sacred sites of Osaka's commerce, labor, support, accommodation, entertainment, and entertainment districts: Shin-Imamiya Study Tour
Shin-Imamiya is home to many tourist attractions, including Shinsekai and Tsutenkaku Tower in Naniwa Ward, as well as many resources in the fields of labor and welfare, centered around Haginochaya in Nishinari Ward. We have prepared a tour that will allow you to learn about these diverse resources of Shin-Imamiya. A guide who knows the area inside and out will take you to places that are normally difficult to access. This three-hour tour will allow you to learn about Shin-Imamiya in a fun way, using the guide's honest opinions and a wealth of historical materials.
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★Special Feature★
In addition to the regular tour, we will also be holding a tour where you can enjoy popular theater in a rare theater that has become a national treasure (see event period).
■Popular Theater Viewing Plan *We are flexible with the event times.
12:30 JR Shin-Imamiya Station Tsutenkaku Tower Exit (East Exit) [Meet at 12:15]
① Osaka's commercial mecca (the former site of Nakayama Taiyodo)
② Labor Sanctuary (Nishinari Labor Center)
3. Sanctuary of support (Airin Shelter)
④The holy land of accommodation (Taishi)
⑤The mecca of entertainment (New World)
⑥Sanno, the holy land of performing arts ★Watch a popular performance in a dedicated theater (approximately 30 minutes)
15:30 JR Shin-Imamiya Station Tsutenkaku Tower Exit (East Exit) [End]
| Event period and date | All year round ★Special Event: April 11th (Sat) and 18th (Sat), May 16th (Sat) and 23rd (Sat), June 13th (Sat) and 20th (Sat) 2026 |
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| Business hours and holidays | 12:30~15:30 |
| Price | Adults: 4,000 yen (junior high school students and above) *Tours are for 5 to 15 people |
| How to make a reservation | Reservation site |
| Contact Us | Shin-Imamiya Area Charm Improvement Limited Liability Partnership |
| Reservation site | https://shin-imamiya-osaka.com/tour/tour01/?post_id=1110 |
| Address | 1-18-6 Ebiju Higashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka (Meeting place: Under Tsutenkaku Tower) |
| Access |
5 minutes walk from JR Shin-Imamiya Station |
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