A tourist destination packed with entertainment and gourmet food
This is an area where you can enjoy Osaka's unique gourmet food and downtown atmosphere, such as Tsutenkaku Tower and Janjan Yokocho.

Thrilling hands-on attractions
Tsutenkaku Tower the symbolic tower of Osaka City. In recent years, the popularity of its interactive attractions has been increasing.

This tour will take you through the entire Shin-Imamiya area, learning about its vibrant side, as well as Shinsekai and other areas.
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.

This alley is like a condensed version of Osaka's everyday gourmet food, and retains a strong downtown atmosphere.

The main shrine, affectionately known as Sumiyoshi-san
This is the head shrine of the Sumiyoshi faith, which has 2,300 shrines across the country. It has long been worshipped as the god of safe voyages and the arts and culture.

A temple with over 1,400 years of history
Founded by Prince Shotoku, it is known as the first official Buddhist temple in Japan, and its grounds are lined with various buildings, including the Seirei-in temple where the prince is enshrined, and the central temple.

The stone torii plaque, Yakushi Nyorai statue, and Amida Nyorai statue, which are all important cultural properties on display in the Treasure Museum, will be on display during the Spring Treasure Exhibition.

Bell Manju
This manju is based on the world's largest bell that once stood at Shitennoji, and conveys the memory of the now-defunct bell.

An art museum that has stood in Tennoji Park for 90 years
This historic art museum has a wide range of collections, mainly focusing on Oriental art. You can also see Keitakuen Garden from the terrace inside the museum.

Reopening on March 1, 2025, Keitakuen Garden (a designated cultural property of Osaka City) is a purely Japanese-style strolling garden with a forest and springs located within Tennoji Park. The garden features a large pond with a white stone beach in the foreground, an island with a black pine tree in the middle, and scattered rock islands, reminiscent of the ocean. Enjoy the elaborate garden from various angles as you stroll around the garden, taking in the scenery, the artificial hill to the northeast, the large waterfall at its foot, and the gazebo.

Observe creatures living in their natural habitat in the city
This urban zoo offers fun ecological exhibits, including an African savanna zone where hippos and giraffes live.

A large panoramic view overlooking the Keihanshin area
A three-story observation deck located on the 58th to 60th floors of Abeno Harukas. It also has a cafe and restaurant.