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Namba Yasaka Jinja
Namba Yasaka Jinja
Namba Yasaka Jinja
Namba Yasaka Jinja
Namba Yasaka Jinja

Namba Yasaka Jinja

Tourist AttractionPlace Of Worship

4.4

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Namba Yasaka Jinja is a Shinto shrine in Osaka known for its striking lion-head stage, which is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. It's a small but memorable spot that offers a calm, spiritual atmosphere despite being in the bustling Namba area.

Address

2-chōme-9-19 Motomachi, Naniwa Ward, Osaka, 556-0016, Japan

Website

https://nambayasaka.jp/

Opening Hours

6:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 6-6641-1149

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Worth it?

Worth it for the unique lion-head stage and a quick cultural experience

Skip if you're looking for a large, sprawling shrine or want to avoid crowds

The shrine's unique lion-head stage is considered striking and memorable by many visitors.5 mentions

It offers a calm and spiritual atmosphere, providing a nice contrast to the busy city.3 mentions

Some visitors found it overcrowded, especially if you wish to pray at the main shrine.1 mention

It's a small shrine, and a visit might only take about 15 minutes, so it might not be worth a significant detour.1 mention

Location

2-chōme-9-19 Motomachi, Naniwa Ward, Osaka, 556-0016, Japan

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Highlights

The massive lion-head stage, called the Shishiden, is about 12 meters tall and 11 meters wide, and is the shrine's most famous feature.

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Who it's for

Solo
Couples
Friends
Wheelchair entrance
No accessible parking

Anyone looking for a unique cultural stop or a quick break from the city's busy streets. It's also great for those who enjoy photography.

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Know before you go

The shrine has wheelchair accessible entrances, but no wheelchair accessible parking.

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Reviews

4.4

Very good

5 Reviews

Reviewers consistently highlight the impressive and unique lion-shaped stage, which is believed to bring good luck and ward off evil. They appreciate the lively atmosphere, especially during festivals, and the blend of tradition and local culture, as well as its convenient location and free entry.

Fun facts

The shrine's main structure is made of reinforced concrete and wood.


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