Tennoji

Osaka

Tennoji

Visitor guide for the Tennoji district in southeastern Osaka.

What to know

Tennoji (天王寺, Tennōji) and neighboring Abeno lie in southeast central Osaka. The area features Abeno Harukas, one of Japan's tallest skyscrapers. Tennoji Station is a major transport hub served by JR and subway lines, with Kintetsu Osaka Abenobashi Station just across the street.

Recent redevelopment south of Tennoji Station has revitalized the district. Around seven malls near the station offer extensive shopping. Nearby attractions include Shitennoji Temple and Tennoji Park, which houses a zoo and an art museum. West of the park is Shinsekai, a distinctive Osaka dining and entertainment area.

JR Tennoji Station is a key stop on the Osaka Loop Line, with direct JR services to Nara, Kansai Airport, and Wakayama. Kintetsu Osaka Abenobashi Station, beneath the Abeno Harukas building opposite JR Tennoji Station, is the terminal for trains to Asuka and Yoshino.

From JR Osaka Station: 15 minutes, 240 yen. Alternatively, from Umeda Station on the Midosuji Subway Line: 15 minutes, 290 yen. Get off at Tennoji Station.

From JR Namba Station: 5 minutes, 180 yen. Alternatively, from Namba Station on the Midosuji Subway Line: 5 minutes, 240 yen. Get off at Tennoji Station.

Visitor information

Practical details to check before planning this stop.

Hours
Closed
Admission
English name
Mio Tennoji
Original name
Tennoji

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