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[From Eeyan ! Osaka Shopping Street] An irreplaceable symbol of Osaka. The kind smile of Billiken, the god of happiness who lives in Tsutenkaku Tower
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Osaka's shopping streets support the lives and employment of the prefecture's residents, play an important role as regional infrastructure, and are attractive as places for local people to interact. With an eye on the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, we have opened the portal site "Eeyan! Osaka Shopping Streets" as an initiative to promote the appeal of Osaka's shopping streets and stores and digitize them. "Wow, there's a shopping street like this! I'll go check it out next time!" Please use "Eeyan! Osaka Shopping Streets" to discover new aspects of shopping streets you didn't know about or your local shopping street, and to have wonderful encounters with shopping streets.
Tsutenkaku, the symbolic tower of Osaka, is located at Ebisucho Station on the Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line and Dobutsuenmae Station on the Midosuji Line. Nearby are the Tobita Hondori Shopping Street (Dobutsuenmae Ichibangai and Nibangai), and the area is bustling with people looking for sightseeing and food.
Billiken is enshrined on the observation deck of the tower.
Billiken was born in America in 1908. It is said that the origin of the statue is that a creator embodied the god of happiness that he saw in a dream.
The words "THE GOD OF THINGS AS THEY OUGHT TO BE", which refer to the omnipotent God, are engraved on Billiken's base, and Billiken always watches over people, wishing that they will be happy just as they are.
The observation deck is a jutting out observation deck with a see-through floor at its tip. You can take a walk in the sky while feeling the breeze of Osaka.
An irreplaceable symbol of Osaka. Come and experience Tsutenkaku Tower, where you can walk in the sky, and the gentle smile of Billiken, the god of happiness.
Business hours: 9:00~20:00
Closed: Open all year round (If business hours change or temporary closures are decided, we will announce it on Tsutenkaku Official X (formerly Twitter).)
Admission fee: 1,000 yen for adults, 500 yen for children (group rates and discounts for people with disabilities available)
Access: Approximately 3 minutes walk from "Ebisucho Station" on the Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line
Approximately 6 minutes walk from "Dobutsuen-mae Station" on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line
Approximately 3 minutes walk from "Ebisucho Station" on the Hankai Line
Approximately 6 minutes walk from JR Loop Line "Shin-Imamiya Station"
Osaka's shopping streets support the lives and employment of the prefecture's residents, play an important role as regional infrastructure, and are attractive as places for local people to interact. With an eye on the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, we have opened the portal site "Eeyan! Osaka Shopping Streets" as an initiative to promote the appeal of Osaka's shopping streets and stores and digitize them. "Wow, there's a shopping street like this! I'll go check it out next time!" Please use "Eeyan! Osaka Shopping Streets" to discover new aspects of shopping streets you didn't know about or your local shopping street, and to have wonderful encounters with shopping streets.
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