［Rendezvous (point)］
■ NANKAI LINE Sumiyoshitaisha Station
－ 南海線 住吉大社駅
3-14, Nagao-cho, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 558-0044, JAPAN
［ Experience Venue Guide ］
■ Sumiyoshi Budokan
2-9-89, Sumiyoshi, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 558-0045, JAPAN
■ Sumiyoshi Park Gymnasium
1-1-13, Hamaguchihigashi, Suminoe-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 559-0002, JAPAN
■ caffe
Rossa
2F, AKASHI BUILDING, 1-8-18, Misaki, Suminoe-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 559-0013, JAPAN
［ Guide to Sumiyoshitaisha Station Area］
There are many places to visit around Sumiyoshitaisha Station.
After experiencing Japanese culture at “SAKUPAWA”, take a walk around the area.
It is the headquarter of all Sumiyoshi Shrines in Japan.
A famous landmark of Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine.
Some believe that just crossing it is an exorcism.
“Hattatsu-san” for business development and family safety.
Many people visit from far away for business development.
A special power spot in Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine.
It is said that if you collect pebbles with “Five(五), Great（大）, Power（力）” written on them and make them into a talisman, your wish will come true.
They are called “chin-chin densha” (chin-chin trains) because they run with a “chin-chin” sound.
It is still well-loved and serves as a local transportation system.
It has many fans among photographers.
It is said to be the oldest lighthouse in Japan, built in the Kamakura period (1185-1333).
It is a Japanese confectionery shop that has long been a local favorite.
Inside the store.
There are also lovely sweets related to the season.
A classic Japanese confectionery with large, firm-toothed azuki beans and chestnuts with plenty of presence.
Popular among visitors to Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine!
Unique Japanese confectionery with “En(縁)” and “Ki(起)” engraved on the mochi dough.
The local community has been supporting the local lifestyle since the Kamakura period.
There are many famous stores in the shopping district, and many people visit from far away.
It is the headquarter of all Sumiyoshi Shrines in Japan.
A famous landmark of Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine.
Some believe that just crossing it is an exorcism.
“Hattatsu-san” for business development and family safety.
Many people visit from far away for business development.
A special power spot in Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine.
It is said that if you collect pebbles with “Five(五), Great（大）, Power（力）” written on them and make them into a talisman, your wish will come true.
They are called “chin-chin densha” (chin-chin trains) because they run with a “chin-chin” sound.
It is still well-loved and serves as a local transportation system.
It has many fans among photographers.
It is said to be the oldest lighthouse in Japan, built in the Kamakura period (1185-1333).
It is a Japanese confectionery shop that has long been a local favorite.
Inside the store.
There are also lovely sweets related to the season.
A classic Japanese confectionery with large, firm-toothed azuki beans and chestnuts with plenty of presence.
Popular among visitors to Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine!
Unique Japanese confectionery with “En(縁)” and “Ki(起)” engraved on the mochi dough.
The local community has been supporting the local lifestyle since the Kamakura period.
There are many famous stores in the shopping district, and many people visit from far away.
■ Sumiyoshi Taisha（住吉大社）
［Shinto shrine］(Map)
2-9-89, Sumiyoshi, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 558-0045
■ Kikuju（喜久寿）
［Japanese-style confectionary store］（Map）
3-28-12, Higashikohama, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 558-0051
■ Engiiyaki Sumiyoshitaisha Branch（縁起焼 住吉大社店）
［Japanese-style confectionary store］（Map）
5-19, Nagao-cho, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 558-0044
■ Kohama Shopping Street（粉浜商店街）
［Shopping Street］(Map)
3-10-4, Kohama, Suminoe-ku, Osaka-City, Osaka, 559-0001