A shrine famous for its impressive "Lion Hall"
The "Lion Hall," modeled after a giant lion's head, is said to bring victory with its large mouth, swallow evil spirits, and bring good fortune (business luck).

A spiritual oasis nestled in the downtown area
The narrow cobblestone streets are lined with a variety of shops, including long-established Japanese restaurants, bars, and okonomiyaki restaurants.

Experience the realism of gourmet food with your eyes and tongue
A famous Japanese restaurant run by the second-generation owner who has also trained in French cuisine.

A hall of fame for comedy and a hub for comedy culture
One of the largest comedy theaters in Japan where you can enjoy live comedy from Yoshimoto comedians, from big names to young talents.

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A theater that is the starting point for young Kansai comedians
We hold variety shows and live performances featuring Yoshimoto's top recommended young comedians as well as popular comedians.

A theater that mainly performs Bunraku puppet theater
A theater where you can watch Bunraku puppet theater, which is registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Located on a corner lot on the west side of Hozenji Temple, this private art museum specializes in Kamigata ukiyo-e prints, primarily featuring portraits of actors such as Nakamura Utaemon III and Kataoka Nizaemon VII, popular actors from the Bunka and Bunsei periods of the late Edo period. The small four-story museum exhibits around 30 pieces from its collection, with themes changing every three months. Ukiyo-e production tools are also on display on the fourth floor, and classes are held where you can try the "printing" process of ukiyo-e production (reservations required). The first floor also houses a museum shop with a wide selection of ukiyo-e related items and various Japanese goods, which is free to visit.

The Western-style restaurant where omurice originated.
At the Shinsaibashi main store, you can enjoy their famous omurice in a relaxed atmosphere in a traditional sukiya-style tatami room.

Omelet rice from 1,180 yen (as of December 2025)

A flavor that sells up to 400 servings a day on busy days.
This exquisite dish features a refined, flavorful broth, perfectly cooked, moderately sweet fried tofu, and chewy udon noodles.

Kitsune Udon: 930 yen (as of December 2025)

The flavor created by our secret broth
Mixing rice and curry together and topping it with a raw egg – the style has remained unchanged since the restaurant's founding. A beloved Osaka specialty enjoyed by generations.

Specialty Curry: 900 yen (as of December 2025)

Stylish and visually appealing creative okonomiyaki
This okonomiyaki, with its eye-catching fluffy meringue, is artistic and luxurious. Its cake-like appearance makes a huge impact.

Snow White: 2,800 yen (as of December 2025; price revision scheduled for April 2026)

A renowned restaurant that has been loved for over 100 years.
Thickly sliced domestic Wagyu beef is prepared using a secret sauce. It's served with egg for a mellow flavor.

Sukiyaki (per person): From 8,800 yen (as of December 2025)