[2025 Osaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Osaka Tenmangu Shrine (Updated Jul)

Tenma Market is another Osaka market I recommend. Since the Edo period, Tenma Market has been Osaka's "Kitchen of the World". Compared to Kizu Market, which prefers the morning market, the business hours here are longer. There are restaurants above the 2nd floor of the market. and the administrative building, B1F and 1F are just like the familiar street markets, with fruits, vegetables, aquatic products, refined meats, dry goods, pickles, etc., it is truly a local wet market. For tourists, the most attractive part of Tenma Market is the fruit. There are many kinds of fruits and the prices are very reasonable. They are suitable for personal use or as souvenirs. There is also a commercial supermarket "PROMART" that sells food to restaurants. The prices are very good. The price is beyond imagination, and the CP value of seafood and sashimi is also very high. Unfortunately, unlike Kuromon Market, there is no fixed dining place here, so you need to find another place or bring it back to your hotel to enjoy. In addition to buying fresh ingredients at great value, the area around Tenma Market is also a very famous izakaya sanctuary. Alcohol lovers can have a great time drinking here no matter day or night. To be continued next time... 📍Osaka Tenma Market 〒530-0033 3-1 Ikeda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Prefecture 🏦Business hours 08:00-19:30 🚇Transportation A 3-minute walk from the Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station on the subway/JR Tenma Station #日本attractions #日本 #日本must-go check-in spots

⛩️Osaka Tenmangu is an ancient shrine full of history and culture. As soon as I stepped into the temple gate, I felt a solemn and peaceful atmosphere. The temple has a unique architectural style and is full of traditional Japanese beauty. Walking in the temple gardens, I was surrounded by beautiful flowers and green trees and felt the gift of nature. In addition, Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is also an important religious center. 🌸Whether local residents or tourists, everyone comes here to pray for the blessing and peace of God. I had the privilege of participating in a traditional blessing ceremony, which was a very moving and spiritually peaceful experience. I worshipped in the shrine, prayed silently, and felt a power connected to the gods. This gives me a sense of calm and inner peace. Osaka Tenmangu Shrine brought me a sacred and peaceful experience. ⛩️This place is full of ancient atmosphere and the power of faith. If you are looking for a place in Osaka where you can have a dialogue with your inner self, I highly recommend you to go to Osaka Tenmangu Shrine and let your soul be soothed in peace! 🌸🙏 #OsakaTemmangu #SacredAncient #PeaceofMind #JapaneseandKoreanCityAttractions

#Osaka Attractions ⭐ Osaka Tenmangu Shrine 📍2 Chome-1-8 Tenjinbashi, Kita Ward, Osaka, 530-0041 Japan ⬇️⬇️⬇️ On my last trip to Osaka, I went to Tenmangu Shrine. This palace temple has a lot of history and is an ancient building in Osaka where you can feel the traditional Japanese culture. The entire palace and temple area is very large with many buildings. 📷 When we got there, there weren’t many people for a leisurely visit. Actually, we don't know Japanese very much, but the employees speak very good English and explain to us, so we understand what they are saying. 😊 Many people will come to pay homage. Overall, we love Tenmangu because it is very characteristic, the environment is fresh and comfortable, and there are many photo spots, and you can feel the atmosphere of traditional Japanese culture, it is a good attraction! 😍

It was close to the station and very easy to visit. Even though it's in the middle of the city, the calmness of being cut off from the rest of the world was soothing. It was nice that there weren't many people there on weekdays and I was able to visit at my own pace. I'll definitely come again (^^) #amazingview #triptoOsaka

It is located near Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street, this place is very quiet but beautiful. A worth place to visit after you shopped around Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. The closest station to Tenmangu Shrine is Minamimorimachi Station on the Tanimachi and Sakaisuji Subway Lines and Osaka Temmangu Station on the JR Tozai Line. The shrine is nestled in a residential area and has fewer visitors than the more popular known temples & shrines. It was nice to spend the time wandering around the complex which houses a few other smaller structures. If you are in the neighborhood and have not yet done the "temple tour" or tired out from visiting all the temples, make a short visit to Osaka Tenmangu Shrine and the surrounding neighborhood. #givethanks #givethanks

Aunt Aom complained... Praying for blessings in studies at Osaka Temmangu Shrine. This shrine is very old. It was built in the 10th century. It has been renovated many times to look like the original. It is famous for praying for blessings in studies and important exams. By worshiping the god Tenjin, the god of wisdom Sukawara Michizane. After he died, he became a god. It is considered a very famous shrine. There is an annual event, Tenjin Matsuri Festival, every July 24-25. If you have the chance to worship, you should experience this festival at least once. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Travel to Japan by yourself #osakatrip #japantrip #shrinevisit #Pray

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#OsakaShoppingGuide Look here, if you love handbooks! I finally checked in at Paper Message (PPM) in Osaka. This store is definitely a dreamland for paper lovers! PPM has three branches in Japan, located in Kichijoji, Kochi, and Tenmanbashi, Osaka. The Osaka store I visited this time is full of surprises. 📍Address: ペーパーメッセージおおさか店 〒530-0043 3-1-3 Tenman, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Although the business district around the Osaka Tenmanbashi store is not very busy, it is definitely worth a special trip. As soon as you step into the store, you will be surrounded by a dazzling array of paper products, from exquisite note paper, handbook materials to cute stickers, every piece is irresistible! Just in time for the June new products, the rainy season themed umbrellas and notebook materials are full of Japanese freshness, with exquisite and practical designs. What’s even more considerate is that taking photos is allowed in the store. As long as you follow the basic rules, you can record the beautiful details of paper products and share them with your friends. Whether you want to find unique notebook materials or add a sense of ritual to your life, this store can meet your expectations. Next time you come to Osaka, don’t forget to add Paper Message to your itinerary and take away your own "Romance on Paper"!

📍Trip Overview I took a day off after the exhibition to travel around Osaka city by myself, spending a whole day at the Expo😭 🚩Route From Tenmangu Shrine to Osaka Castle to Umeda Station to Shitennoji to Tsutenkaku to Shinsaibashi Day 2: From the hotel to Kaiyukan to the Expo 🏖️Photogenic spots 🚇Transportation I've walked quite a bit on the Osaka Metro and arrived early, so walking is the best. 🏠Recommended accommodation I stayed at Hotel Iru Grande Umeda. 💡Notes If you're going to the Expo, it's better to buy your tickets early and make reservations for various pavilions before you go. On the day, it will probably be crowded everywhere.

#Sign up for May Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 This is a place that every student visits. It was built in 949. The main priest, Sugawara no Michizane, has been burned down and rebuilt several times. The current shrine was built in 1843. Although it was damaged during the Osaka air raid during World War II, Fortunately, Osaka Tenmangu Shrine was not damaged and has become one of the important shrines in Osaka today. The Tenjin Festival is held from July 24th to 25th every year, which is also one of the three major festivals in Japan. It can be seen that Tenmangu Shrine is highly respected in the local area. If you pass by Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street, don't forget this important spot.

Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is a historic shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning, and is also famous as the venue for the "Tenjin Festival." Established during the Heian period, it is located in a quiet residential area of Kita Ward, Osaka City, yet attracts numerous visitors throughout the year. The spacious grounds exude a solemn atmosphere, making it an ideal place for peaceful worship. During the exam season, the shrine is adorned with countless ema (wooden prayer plaques) for success in exams. It is also renowned for its plum blossoms, which beautifully decorate the grounds in early spring, offering a delightful seasonal stroll. Conveniently accessible, it is within walking distance from Tenma Station and Minami-Morimachi Station. As a spot where history, faith, and seasonal beauty converge, Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is an essential serene power spot for exploring Osaka.

#aprilblooms A shrine that enshrines Sugawara Michizane, who is known as the god of learning. Since ancient times, the people of Osaka have been familiar with "Tenma no Tenjin-san", and since its founding in 949 (Tenryaku 3), it has been entrusted with all kinds of wishes such as epidemics, learning, and entertainment. During the exam season, it is bustling with many candidates. The "Daishogun Shrine", which has the oldest history in the precincts, is the place where Michizano stopped by and worshipped on his journey to Dazaifu. It is said that the origin of Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is due to the successive disasters that occurred in the capital after the death of Michisane, so Emperor Murakami worshipped it to calm down the grudges of Michisane.

#Osaka Attractions Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is really super spiritual! This is one of the most famous shrines in Japan, with a very long history and super simple and elegant architecture. The torii and buildings of the shrine are surrounded by green trees, and you can feel a mysterious and solemn atmosphere as soon as you walk in. The fortune-telling here is extremely effective, and many people’s wishes have come true. Moreover, the environment around the shrine is also very beautiful, with different scenery in each season, including cherry blossoms in spring, green shades in summer, and red leaves in autumn. There are different surprises in each season. There are also many cute little shops and souvenirs here where you can buy some to take home. In short, Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is a spiritual place that is worth visiting and is highly recommended to everyone!

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Tsuru Maru Don is a standing udon restaurant located in Minamimorimachi, just a short walk from Osaka Tenmangu Station. Not only does this place offer delicious udon, it's also a great place to experience Osaka's unique food culture. The udon noodles in the store are smooth in texture and the soup is delicious, making you a regular customer after trying it once. You can choose from a variety of toppings such as tempura, green onions and nori to suit your taste buds. I especially recommend their frozen udon, which is refreshing and delicious, perfect for the hot summer. The standing dining format makes dining quick and convenient. You can easily enjoy delicious udon in your busy schedule and feel the vitality and enthusiasm of Osaka. This is not just a restaurant, but a part of the local culture, allowing you to experience the lifestyle of Osaka people. Useful information: It is recommended to avoid peak hours to avoid waiting in line. The menu is simple and straightforward, perfect for first-time udon lovers. Come and try this Osaka classic! 🍜✨

In the early morning, I arrived at Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, an ancient shrine dedicated to the god of learning. The shrine exuded a sense of tranquility in the morning light. I quietly walked through the red torii gate, clasped my hands together, and felt the unique serene atmosphere of the Japanese shrine. In the afternoon, I took a train to Kyoto to visit Rurikoin, a temple famous for its seasonal play of light and shadow. As I stepped into the garden, I was greeted by a scene of moss, maple trees, and stone lanterns, as if I had walked into a traditional Japanese painting. I slowly walked into the temple's study hall, where a spacious tatami-matted room awaited, and the garden view outside the window unfolded like a painting. The most breathtaking sight was the famous 'Ruriko Reflection,' where the smooth, mirror-like table surface reflected the maple leaves and moss, seemingly capturing the essence of the changing seasons in a single moment. I quietly sat down, savoring a cup of fragrant green tea, letting my thoughts drift with the tranquility of the garden. The afternoon sunlight filtered through the leaves, casting a dreamlike interplay of light and shadow on the table. This temple, far from the hustle and bustle, allowed me to find a moment of peace amidst my busy travels, appreciating the beauty of time flowing slowly.

📍Osaka Prefecture, Osaka Tenmangu Tenmangu Shrine enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, famous as the god of learning, as its main deity. It is crowded with many worshippers during the New Year holidays and exam season. Because it is also known as the god of learning, there are many prayers related to academics on the votive plaques. It is a place visited by many locals as well as tourists. If you have a wish you would like to pray for, please come and visit us once 🔖 _ _ _ _ _ ⚫︎Access Get off at "Osaka Tenmangu Station" on the JR Tozai Line Get off at "Minamimorimachi Station" on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line or Sakaisuji Line _ _ _ _ _ #Osaka #OsakaTrip #DomesticTrip #0YenTripFebruary2025

Tenmangu Shrine, known for enshrining the god of learning. If you frequently travel to Osaka, you might have visited the Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street at least once, which is located nearby. Since it enshrines the god of learning, it sells amulets related to students and exams. If you have an exam coming up, consider visiting. ⛩️Osaka Tenmangu (Tenmangu Shrine) 📍2-1-8 Tenjinbashi, Kitaku, Osaka 530-0041 Osaka Prefecture

#OutdoorDate 🌸Osaka Tenmangu (Tenmangu Shrine) 📍 2-1-8 Tenjinbashi, Kitaku, Osaka 530-0041 Osaka Prefecture ⏰️Daily 9:00-17:00 Free red and white plum blossoms, a great place for a spring flower date Spring flowers are in full bloom at Osaka Tenmangu. In the case of Osaka Tenmangu's Plum Hall and Sanji Hall, they are registered cultural properties, so there are many things to see.

While cherry blossoms are Japan's iconic spring flower, early March is the season for plum blossoms. Here are some great spots to see beautiful weeping plum blossoms. These places bloom a bit earlier than others, so visit them to enjoy the spring flowers. 🌸Osaka Tenmangu Shrine 📍2-1-8 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0041, Osaka Prefecture ⏰️Open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM

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#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #OsakaTravel This is a shrine where the Tenjin Matsuri, one of Japan's three major festivals, is held. I visited on a day when the event was not taking place and was able to look around very leisurely. There were more locals than tourists inside the shrine. This is a place I recommend to those who want to visit the shrine leisurely during their trip to Osaka.

When I came to Osaka for a trip, in addition to tasting delicious food and admiring the bustling city scenery, I made a special visit to the historic Osaka Tenmangu Shrine. This shrine is known as the place where the "God of Learning" Sugawara no Michizane is enshrined. It is a holy place where many students and parents pray for academic progress, and it is also a tourist attraction full of cultural atmosphere. Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is located in the Tenmangu district, about a five-minute walk from the subway station. As you approach the shrine, the first thing that catches your eye is the majestic torii gate and lush trees. The whole environment is quiet and peaceful, forming a sharp contrast with the busy streets of Osaka. Passing through the torii gate, I saw the main hall, which has an elegant and majestic architectural style with a strong sense of traditional Japanese aesthetics. I specially experienced the process of worship, first washing my hands in the hand-washing pavilion, and then tapping the sacred bell to pray for blessings. It is said that as long as you pray sincerely here, you can get the blessing of God. There is also an area filled with ema next to the main hall. Many prayer boards are filled with students' wishes, such as "success in the exam" and "entering the ideal school". It can be seen that this place has a profound meaning to the locals. If you are lucky enough to visit in the summer, you can also attend the annual Tenjin Festival held at Osaka Tenmangu Shrine. This is one of Japan's three major festivals, and the activities include the spectacular Funado and nightly fireworks, which bring the lively atmosphere of the shrine to a climax. After the visit, I strolled through the nearby Tenma Market and enjoyed fresh sushi and Osaka-style snacks, which was a perfect end to this cultural trip. Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is not only a symbol of history and culture, but also allows people to feel the Japanese people's piety in faith and the inheritance of tradition. If you want to experience tranquility and spiritual baptism different from the hustle and bustle of the city in Osaka, Tenmangu Shrine is definitely a place worth visiting.

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Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is renowned for its prayers for academic achievement and wisdom, attracting many students and parents. 📚 Upon entering the shrine, the majestic torii gate and surrounding greenery bring a sense of peace. The main hall is vibrant and the intricate architecture is awe-inspiring. The prayer rituals here are specifically designed for students, and I wrote down my wishes and hung them on the prayer board, hoping for success in the upcoming exams. 🌟 After the visit, I enjoyed a cup of matcha at a nearby café, looking forward to a successful academic future. Tenmangu Shrine is truly a great place for academic prayers and wishes! 🌸 Transportation Information Address: 1-1-1 Tenmangu, Kita-ku, Osaka City Transportation: Take the JR Loop Line to "Tenma Station" and walk about 5 minutes to reach the shrine. 🚆

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6-Day Japan Tour: Explore romantic cherry blossoms and ancient shrines, and experience unique Japanese style. Here's a detailed guide! / Japan is located in East Asia. It has a rich history and unique regional style, and is known as the Land of Cherry Blossoms. 🌸 When you come to Japan, you must not miss Mount Fuji 🗻 and the ancient streets of Kyoto to experience the charm of this place. / 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Home of Koi Visit the home of koi and experience a different Japanese style. Day 2: Sensoji Temple - Imperial Palace East Garden - Akihabara Electric Town - Ginza Travel through history and modernity. The tranquility of Sensoji Temple contrasts with the prosperity of Akihabara, while Ginza shows the sophistication of the city. Day 3: Mount Fuji - Oshino Hakkai Climb to the top of Mount Fuji to enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery, and then explore the magical landforms of Oshino Hakkai. Day 4: Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka - Nara Park - Kasuga-taisha Shrine Stroll through ancient temples and old streets. The deer in Nara and the tranquility of the shrine weave a Japanese-style journey. Day 5: Osaka Castle Park - Osaka Tenmangu Shrine - Kuromon Market - Universal Studios Japan Experience the colorful Osaka, from the weight of history to the local atmosphere of Osaka, and then to the fun and joy of Universal Studios. Day 6: The wonderful trip is over! Take an international flight and end this unforgettable trip to Japan with memories. / Travel tips: 1. Visa: Before going to Japan, remember to apply for a visa in advance to start a worry-free journey! 🛫 2. Time difference: Japan is 1 hour ahead of China. Adjust the time difference and enjoy a good time! ⏰ 3. Exchange rate: The yen is the local currency. Learn about the exchange rate in advance to get better deals when shopping! 💴 4. Specialty prices: Japan has a wide variety of specialties at different prices. Choose your favorite gifts to take home! 🎁 / Come to Japan and experience a different style! Take action now. Join Trip.com group tours to travel worry-free!

Second story After visiting Osaka Castle, I took the subway to Shitennoji. I went to the side, not the entrance. Google doesn't teach you everything. But the small alleys I saw on the way here were very Japanese. Shitennoji has an entrance fee for the main shrine and the tower, but the rest is free, so you can enjoy it. I enjoyed walking around and looking around, so I got really tired. For now, I'm going back to my accommodation. I stopped by Family Mart and bought some snacks. I ate them at my accommodation. And the next day, I went to Dotonbori and played around. I passed... It's such a famous and crowded place.. On the long-awaited third day, the weather forecast said it would rain, but I got back on the subway and went to Shinsekai Market to enjoy it as much as possible. Hmm, honestly, other than food and Osaka Tower, I think the zoo next door would be better...ㅡㅡ I quickly went to Tenmangu Shrine, got out of the subway entrance, and ate udon at a place selling udon near the entrance to the market. It's tachinomi style, and there are seats along the wall. The taste is much better than what I eat in Korea. However, I like to eat it with a lot of salt, so even for me, it felt a little too salty. There was a lot of construction going on inside Tenmangu Shrine. Shitennoji was also under construction... While I was looking around, it started to rain. I decided that I couldn't go on like this and had to see more, so I headed towards Osaka Koreatown. When I got off the subway, the rain was pouring down... I wanted to keep going, but I had no choice but to go back to my accommodation... That's how my second trip to Japan ended. If it weren't for the rain... Heavens... ㅠㅠ

Essential for your Japan trip! Here's a 6-day itinerary to help you explore Japan without any disappointments. It's full of practical tips, so make sure to save it! -------------------- 🌸 Itinerary: Explore the charm of Japan 🌸 Day 1: The Land of Koi 🐟 Visit the hometown of koi, experience the unique fishing village atmosphere, and enjoy the beauty of nature and harmony. Day 2: Senso-ji Temple - Imperial Palace East Garden - Akihabara Electric Town - Ginza 🏯 From the historic Senso-ji Temple to the solemn Imperial Palace East Garden, and then to the bustling Akihabara and Ginza, explore the ancient and modern charm of Tokyo in one day. Day 3: Mount Fuji - Oshino Hakkai 🗻 Climb Mount Fuji and admire the magnificent mountains; then explore Oshino Hakkai and marvel at the wonders of nature. Day 4: Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka - Nara Park - Kasuga-taisha Shrine 🌸 Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple in the ancient capital of Kyoto, stroll along the quaint Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka; then head to Nara, dance with deer, visit Kasuga-taisha Shrine, and experience the profound Japanese culture. Day 5: Osaka Castle Park - Osaka Tenmangu Shrine - Kuromon Market - Universal Studios Japan 🏰 Feel the vicissitudes of history at Osaka Castle Park, visit Osaka Tenmangu Shrine for blessings; stroll through Kuromon Market to taste authentic food, and finally head to Universal Studios Japan for a fun time. Day 6: End of a pleasant trip to Japan 🛫 With lots of memories, take an international flight back to Harbin and end this wonderful trip to Japan. -------------------- 🧳 Travel preparations: 📞 Remember to prepare a Japanese SIM card for easy communication and smooth internet access. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as Japanese sockets are different from ours. 🪪 Make sure to bring your documents, including your passport, visa, and copies. 👔 Japan is a bit chilly in November, so bring some warm coats and comfortable shoes for easy walking. 🔋 Prepare enough chargers and power banks, as you'll need your phone charged to take photos and post on social media! -------------------- A trip to Japan is not just about cherry blossoms and sushi, there's more excitement waiting for you to discover! Remember to follow me so you don't miss any travel tips 🎉

Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, known as the god of learning. It is a place where you can feel the history. Many students visit to pray for success in their exams. Although it is located in the city, the shrine grounds are spacious, very quiet, and you can take your time to worship. The impressive 'main hall' is worth seeing. It is located in the 2nd block of Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street, the longest shopping street in Japan. Access 1) 5-minute walk from 'Minami-Morimachi Station' on the Tanimachi Line and Sakaisuji Line of the subway 2) 5-minute walk from 'Osaka Tenmangu Station' on the JR Tozai Line Business hours 9:00-17:00