社数
7社
移動手段
徒歩
目安
Half a day on foot (7 shrines and temples)
The "Osaka Shichifukujin Meguri" is a pilgrimage visiting seven shrines and temples scattered throughout Osaka City. Reflecting Osaka's identity as a city of commerce, the route connects landmarks filled with traditional downtown charm, such as Imamiya Ebisu Jinja (Imamiya Ebisu Shrine), famous for the Tokkaebi festival, and Shitennoji (Shitennoji Temple), associated with Prince Shotoku.
It can be completed on foot in about half a day and is particularly popular for New Year's visits.
このコースの見どころ
- ◆Imamiya Ebisu Jinja (Imamiya Ebisu Shrine), famous for the Tokkaebi festival
- ◆Hotei-son (the deity Hotei) at Shitennoji (Shitennoji Temple) established by Prince Shotoku
- ◆Sanko Jinja (Sanko Shrine), associated with Sanada Yukimura
- ◆Complete the pilgrimage in half a day by walking through the downtown area
このコースで出会える風景
十日戎でにぎわう今宮戎神社
「木津の大国さん」敷津松之宮（大国主神社）
歴史・由来
The Osaka Shichifukujin is a pilgrimage route visiting seven shrines and temples located within Osaka City. The route is composed of sites that symbolize Osaka as a commercial hub, including Shitennoji (Shitennoji Temple), one of Japan's oldest official temples established by Prince Shotoku, and Imamiya Ebisu Jinja (Imamiya Ebisu Shrine), which bustles with activity during the Tokkaebi festival.
このコースで楽しめること
Imamiya Ebisu Jinja (Imamiya Ebisu Shrine), affectionately known as "Ebessan," brings the entire city of Osaka to life during the New Year's Tokkaebi festival with the lively chant, "Bring prosperity in business and bring the bamboo!" You can complete the pilgrimage on foot in about half a day while soaking in the history and downtown atmosphere of sites like the Hoteido Hall at Shitennoji (Shitennoji Temple) and Sanko Jinja (Sanko Shrine), which is associated with Sanada Yukimura.
This is a quintessentially Osaka pilgrimage for seeking good fortune, especially beloved during the New Year season.
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巡拝コース（7社）
- 1Juro-shinOsaka
Sanako Shrine, Sanada-yama
An ancient shrine known for its connection to Sanada Yukimura (the Sanada escape tunnel). It enshrines Juro-shin, the deity of longevity and life extension.
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- 2FukurokujuOsaka
Daiensan Chokyuji Temple
A Nichiren sect temple located in Tanimachi. It enshrines Fukurokuju, the deity of longevity and good fortune.
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- 3BenzaitenOsaka
Hanganji Nanbo
An ancient temple affectionately known as the "Shoten-san of Nihonbashi." It enshrines Benzaiten, the deity of good fortune and the performing arts.
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- 4BishamontenOsaka
Houmanji Daijoubo
A temple worshipped as the Bishamonten of Nihonbashi. It enshrines Bishamonten, the deity of victory and wealth.
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- 5Hinode Okunitsu-no-kamiOsaka
Shitsutsu-Matsunomiya
A shrine affectionately known as "Kizu no Okuni-san." It enshrines Okunitsu-no-kami (Daikokuten), the deity of good fortune.
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- 6Emisu-shinOsaka
Imamiya Ebisu Shrine
The shrine of "Ebessan," which brings the entire city of Osaka to life during the Tokkaishi festival. It enshrines Emisu-no-Okami, the deity of business prosperity.
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- 7Hotei-sonOsaka
Shitennoji
The head temple of the Washu sect, established by Prince Shotoku. It enshrines Hotei-son, the deity of laughter and good fortune, in the Hoteido hall.
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