Tenjinzaka

Tenjin-zaka Hill or Slope gives you Kyoto-like elegance in Osaka.

The Tenjin-zaka Hill is one of the Tenno-ji Seven Hills: Shingon-zaka Hill, Genshoji-zaka Hill, Kuchinawa-zaka Hill, Aizen-zaka Hill, Kiyomizu-zaka Hill, Tenjin-zaka Hill, and O-saka Hill from the no...

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Original Text

Tenjinzaka is one of the seven slopes of Tennoji Temple with historical value on the west side of the Uemachi plateau in the center of Osaka city. On the way, it leads to Yasui Jinja shrine enshrining Sugawara no michizane, and it is derived from the name of tenjinzaka.

Not particularly tourist destinations

Original Text

A slope just north of Yasui Shrine, the place where Yukimura Sanada ends. There is a stone monument of Tenjinzaka for the time being, but it is not a tourist destination.

One of Tennoji shichizaka

Original Text

It seems that the name of Tenjinzaka is derived from the fact that Yasui Shrine, which enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, is connected. It is located on the edge of the Kamimachi plateau. It is a slope with a stone pavement, a small number of people, and a taste.

One of Tennoji shichizaka

Original Text

It is one of the seven slopes of Tennoji that descends from the Kamimachi plateau to Matsuyamachisuji and leads to Yasui Shrine, which enshrines Sugawara no Michizane. It is a beautiful slope with quiet cobblestones. There are venerable shrines and temples in the surrounding area.