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A shrine devoted to Ebisu traditions of commercial prosperity, immediately east of Imamiyaebisu Station. An ordinary visit differs greatly from the busy January Toka Ebisu festival.
Amaterasu Omikami · Kotoshironushi no Mikoto · Susanoo no Mikoto · Tsukuyomi no Mikoto · Wakahirume no Mikoto
A short history
The shrine’s account traces its origins to 600 as a guardian of the western side of Shitennoji. This is its traditional foundation story. Its Ebisu worship became closely associated with Osaka’s commerce.
Before you go
January festival conditions are not represented by the ordinary visit-time estimate. Commercial filming and publication are subject to the shrine’s photography rules; check before arranging a shoot.
Details checked 2026-10-08. Check the official site for changes before visiting.
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Approximate straight-line distances between shrine locations listed on this site, not walking distances or travel times. Entrances, steps and detours can change the route.
The 12-metre-high lion stage · A short precinct visit near Namba · Susanoo worship in Motomachi
Estimated visit
15–30 min
Ordinary worship and a look at the lion stage; excludes formal prayers, queues and station travel.
Getting there
Osaka tourism gives about 6 minutes on foot from Namba stations. Different railway exits lead to different routes; check the map for the Motomachi address.