Place of worship • 2-chōme-1-8 Tenjinbashi, Kita Ward, Osaka, 530-0041, Japan
#Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, full of mysterious history and culture
Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is an historic shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning. Stepping into the shrine grounds, you are enveloped in a mysterious atmosphere transcending time and space. Since its establishment in 949, the traditions beloved by the people have continued to thrive.
#Enchanted by the beauty of the arts
During your visit, you can enjoy various events held throughout the shrine grounds. Marvel at the impressive strength and brave jumps of the monkey performer, and discover the artistry of bonsai and swords. At the Plum Blossom Festival in February, over 100-year-old plum trees offer a spectacular sight.
#Vibrant and lively precincts
During the exam season, examinees and parents from all over the country can be seen. The precincts are bustling with people praying for success and seeking lucky charms. Strolling through the surrounding shopping streets while paying a visit allows you to savor the lively atmosphere of the precincts.
#Discover the fun of Kamigata rakugo
Adjacent to it, Tenmangu Shrine Fushimi-cho Teyu has performances of Kamigata rakugo, an ancient form of storytelling. It's a chance to experience the humor and linguistic refinement of this traditional culture. In addition to visiting the shrine, you can fully enjoy the charm of Osaka.
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