Nagarebashi Bridge (Kozuya Bridge)
A 356.5-metre wooden bridge over the Kizu River, built so that its deck washes away when the river rises.
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A 356.5-metre wooden bridge over the Kizu River, built so that its deck washes away when the river rises.
A prefectural hall in Kamigyo ward, used for exhibitions and performances.
A Zen temple at Keihoku in Ukyo ward, founded by Emperor Kogon of the Northern Court, who retired here.
An aburi-mochi shop said to have continued for 1,000 years in front of the gate of Imamiya Shrine. It is also said to be the oldest eating establishment in Japan.
A botanical garden in Sakyo ward: some 12,000 species over 240,000 square metres, with one of the largest greenhouses in Japan.
The first shrine of Tango province, in Miyazu, honouring Amaterasu and Toyouke, the same deities as at Ise.
The other aburi-mochi shop in front of the gate of Imamiya Shrine, facing its counterpart across the approach. It is said to have been founded in the early Edo period.
A zoo opened in 1903, the second oldest in Japan, keeping about 100 species.
A shrine in Joyo. Its main hall of 1448 is the oldest wooden building in the city and an important cultural property.
A venue near Osaka Castle, using the former city guest house and its 1.3-hectare garden for dining and events.
A keep rebuilt in 1931 on the site of the castle Toyotomi Hideyoshi built, with the city seen from its top floor.
A tower in Shinsekai, the second of its name, with an observation deck and a slide. A registered cultural property.
A centre in front of Osaka Castle, showing more than 3,000 finely made figures.
A free museum on the Akuta River in Takatsuki, with freshwater fish and specimens of birds and insects.
An observation lobby on the 21st floor of Sakai City Hall, 80 metres up, looking over the Nintoku tomb mound. Free to enter.
A restaurant at Koraibashi, in a red-brick Western building designed by Kingo Tatsuno.
A dining complex joined to Osaka Station, gathering Kansai restaurants — the first such market in Asia.
A garden shop in Tennoji Park, dealing in houseplants and gardening supplies.
A company museum in Nishiyodogawa ward, Osaka, on the history of a confectioner and its toys over the years.
A centre in the former silk inspection building, run by the city of Kobe as a base for design and creative work.
A museum at a Nada sake brewery, showing 350 years of brewing tools and process. Free to enter.