Discover the secrets and stories of Sumiyoshi Taisha, one of Japan’s oldest and most sacred shrines. Explore its unique architecture, mythical history, and serene atmosphere with a knowledgeable guide, and end your tour with a traditional Japanese drink at a local café.
Sumiyoshi Taisha is one of Japan’s most iconic Shinto shrines, known for its distinctive Sumiyoshi-zukuri architectural style and arched bridges. With a history stretching back over 1800 years, the shrine has inspired legends and maintained spiritual significance through the centuries.
On this guided tour, you’ll explore the temple grounds while learning about its deep-rooted traditions, unique cultural practices, and important role in Japanese mythology.
Following the tour, enjoy a traditional Japanese drink of your choice — such as matcha, black sesame, or koji — made with organic ingredients at Vege Vege Deli, a charming café near the shrine.
Note: Transportation to Sumiyoshi Station is not included in the tour price.
Start:
Sumiyoshi Station
End:
Sumiyoshi Station
From: ¥6,836 per person
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Inside Sumiyoshi Station, in front of Café VegeVegeDeli.
Look for a guide holding the Taisha Osaka Tour logo.
Address:
Sumiyoshi Station, 2-chome-9 Sumiyoshi, Sumiyoshi Ward, Osaka, 558-0045, Japan
“It was a very enriching experience with a kind and passionate guide who happily answered questions and shared detailed knowledge about the shrine and traditions. The post-tour drink at VegeVegeDeli was a cozy and relaxing end to the morning. Highly recommended for anyone looking to understand Japan’s culture more deeply.”
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