Zenryuji Sanmon (Zenryuji tem…

Zenryuji temple is positioned on the Kuchinawa Slope which is one of the Nanasaka (Seven Slopes) of Tennoji. The Seven Slopes are located in Yuhigaoka dis…

Shonenji Sanmon (Shonenji tem…

Shonenji temple was founded in 1596 (Keicho 1). Although it avoided war damage, the main hall was rebuilt as a modern reinforced concrete building in 2000 …

Shomyoji Sanmon (Shomyoji tem…

Shomyoji temple was constructed in 1624 (Kanei 1). All of the structures but the main temple gate were lost by the fire during the war. The temple is locat…

Shinkoji Hondo, Sanmon (Shink…

Shinkouji temple is located in Teramachi, the east area of Matsuyamachi-suji Street. It was founded in March 1624 (Kanei 1). The main hall was reconstructe…

Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts

The Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts opened in 1936 on the former site of the Sumitomo family estate. This piece of land was donated to the City of Osaka, al…

Nenbutsuji Hondo (Nenbutsuji …

Nenbutsuji temple was constructed in 1580 (Tensho 8) and faces Uemachi-suji Street. It is the remnants of an ancient structure in the northernmost area of …

Manpukuji Sanmon (Manpukuji t…

Manpukuji temple on Matsuyamachi-suji Street was founded in 1594 (Bunroku 3). It moved to the current site in 1640 (Kanei 17). Previously, there was a ston…

Komyoji Hondo, Kuri, Sanmon (…

Facing Matsuyamachi-suji Street to the west, the main temple gate is an Ikken Yakuimon, which has a kirizuma-style gable roof with a hongawara-buki tiled r…

Hakkakutei, Shitennoji

The Small Music Hall constructed for The 5th National Industrial Exhibition held in Osaka in 1903, was moved and rebuilt at the current place, It was regis…

Genshoji Kuri, Sanmon (Gensho…

On the south side of Genshoji temple is Genshoji-zaka, one of the Tennoji Nanasaka (Seven Slopes). Genshoji temple was established in December 1596 (Keich…

Daikoji Sanmon (Daikoji templ…

Daikoji temple was constructed in February 1592 (Bunroku 1). With the exception of the gate built in the mid-Edo period, the temple was destroyed by the Gr…

Choshinji Sanmon (Choshinji t…

It has been said that Choshinji temple was relocated to the present location in 1603 (Keicho 8). It is a Jodo-sect Buddhism temple which is clearly shown i…