Kuchinawazaka
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(148)Kuchinawazaka is a historic stone-paved slope in Osaka, part of the Tennoji Seven Hills. It's known for retaining the atmosphere of old Osaka, with a unique charm that many visitors appreciate. The hill is open 24 hours, offering a quiet escape from the city.
Address
5-3 Yūhigaokachō, Tennoji Ward, Osaka, 543-0075, Japan
Opening Hours
OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)
Worth it?
Worth it if you appreciate historical ambiance and a peaceful walk
Skip if you're looking for a major attraction or a lively scene
Location
5-3 Yūhigaokachō, Tennoji Ward, Osaka, 543-0075, Japan
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Highlights
The view from the bottom of the slope is said to resemble a snake, which is how it got its name.
You can find a monument to author Sakunosuke Oda and Jizo statues along the slope.
The sunsets from here are particularly beautiful, and historically, you could even see the sea from this vantage point.
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Who it's for
This spot is for those who enjoy historical walks, quiet contemplation, and a glimpse into old Osaka's character. It's also good for families looking for a gentle stroll.
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Reviews
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5 ReviewsVisitors generally appreciate the historical charm and peaceful atmosphere of Kuchinawazaka, often noting the beautiful sunsets and the presence of cats. It's a good spot for a quiet walk and to experience a piece of old Osaka.
Fun facts
The name "Kuchinawa" means "snake" in old Osaka dialect, possibly due to the slope's undulating shape resembling a snake's body or belly.
It is one of the "Tennoji Seven Hills," a collection of historic slopes in the area.
The slope is also rumored to have been a surveying starting point during the construction of Osaka Castle.
