花園
Keitaku-en Garden
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Iosefa
June 12, 2018
Beautiful Japanese gardens.
Hosty
February 9, 2018
Traditional Japanese garden This garden is near Tennoji Station. Entry is free with Osaka Amazing Pass.
Yuri
February 1, 2020
Access - how to get to Keitakuen Garden Tennoji Garden (www.city.osaka.lg.jp) 1-82 Chausuyama-cho Tennoji-ku, Osaka City 543-0063 Tel: 06 6771 4874; Fax: 06 6771 4856 Hours: 9.30 am-5 pm (last entry 4.30 pm); Closed Monday (Tuesday, if Monday is a holiday). Open until 8pm on weekends and National Holidays for much of the year outside of winter. Admission: Entry is only 150 yen (free for over 65's) Access: JR Loop Line, 400 meters from the Chuo Exit of Tennoji Station Exits 15 & 16 from the Tanimachi Line and Exit 5 from the Midosuji Line of the Osaka subway. West gate of Kintetsu Abenobashi Station and the city bus Abenobashi and Tennoji Ekimae stops on the Hankai Uemachi Line. Parking: Parking space for 500 cars (parking space for 9 buses) Discount for the disabled: Free (A certificate required) Discount for the aged: Osaka city residents older than 65 years old are free of charge
Access - how to get to Keitakuen Garden Tennoji Garden (www.city.osaka.lg.jp) 1-82 Chausuyama-cho Tennoji-ku, Osaka City 543-0063 Tel: 06 6771 4874; Fax: 06 6771 4856 Hours: 9.30 am-5 pm (last entry 4.30 pm); Closed Monday (Tuesday, if Monday is a holiday). Open until 8pm on weekends and National H…
Samuel&Ryo
January 22, 2020
Close to Tennoji park. Little, calm park hidden next to Tennoji Park (Tenshiba). Entrance only costs 150yen . Can't enter after 16:00, so be sure to go there in time!
Taka'S Room
October 8, 2016
A formal Japanese Chisen-kaiyushiki garden (Japanese garden with a pond in the center) within the Tennoji Park. The garden creates a landscape that is full of variety, with artificial hills in three directions. The walking path, steppingstones and bridges are strategically placed, and there are also a teahouse, a summerhouse, a gazebo, etc.
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地點
Chausuyamachō-1 Tennoji Ward
Osaka, Osaka