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).

The second Gozentate Honzon statue from the front in the photo is the Bishamonten statue, an Important Cultural Property (formerly a National Treasure). For a few days around May 10th, the secret Gozentate Honzon will also be open to the public, allowing visitors to admire the rare sight of the four Bishamonten statues lined up in front of and behind each other.

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.

"We want more people to know about the quality of Osaka-produced foods..." With this burning passion, Osaka-produced cuisine Sora is a one-of-a-kind izakaya that specializes in Osaka-produced ingredients. This plan allows you to experience gourmet cuisine that makes generous use of seasonal Osaka-produced ingredients. You can choose from three stores in Osaka city, and savor the flavors of each store.

Experience making traditional Japanese hand-rolled sushi at MERCY Vegan Factory, a vegan specialty store popular with international travelers! Enjoy making your own original hand-rolled sushi using fresh plant-based ingredients. Plus, enjoy a special vegan Japanese cuisine course exclusive to this plan, combining vegan lifestyle with Japanese tradition for a gourmet experience.

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)

Experience making omurice at the flagship store of "Hokkyokusei," the original omurice specialty restaurant that has been in business for over 100 years, receiving a lecture directly from an experienced chef. You can also try the original sauce exclusive to this plan. What's more, you'll receive a souvenir of a frying pan specifically for omurice and Hokkyokusei's special ketchup, allowing you to recreate the taste of the famous restaurant at home!