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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Hozenji Temple
Experience the peaceful ambiance of Hozenji Temple, a hidden gem amidst the vibrant cityscape. Make a wish at the mystical Mizukake-Fudo statue and immerse yourself in the rich history of this sacred site.
Hozenji Yokocho
Indulge in authentic local cuisine and vibrant nightlife at Hozenji Yokocho. Wander through this atmospheric alleyway lined with traditional bars and eateries, offering a taste of old Japan and a unique dining experience.
Hozenji Yokocho Alley
Explore the historic Hozenji Yokocho Alley, where you can wander through two alleyways lined with longstanding Kappo restaurants, bars, okonomiyaki, and skewered cutlet stores. Discover the gates signed by famous theater actor Kanbi Fujiyama and comedian Harudanji Katsura, and soak in the rich cultural heritage of this charming area.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Hozenji Temple dates back to the 17th century and was a hub for entertainment during the Edo period. Experience traditional rituals and performances that reflect Osaka's rich cultural heritage.
Local Cuisine
Savor the unique flavors of Osaka by trying teppanyaki, okonomiyaki, and other culinary delights at the charming eateries in Hozenji Yokocho.
Culture and History
Originally part of the Tenryuyama Hozenji temple, Hozenji Yokocho Alley has a fascinating history dating back to the Pacific War. Despite being destroyed by fire, the alley has been rebuilt and now stands as a testament to resilience and tradition. Dive into the setting of famous novels and songs, and witness the moss-covered Fudoson statue, a symbol of prayer and perseverance.