In addition to Senkoji, which often appears in local information, companies large and small are clustered around our shop and the nearest train station.
There are also many temples and shrines listed on the Hirano-go map (lower left of the thumbnail), which can be seen in the Sunarray Hirano Honcho shopping district, etc., but let’s pick up some and introduce them.
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Kumata Shrine, the only Rengasho and Danjiri Festival in Japan
First up is Kumata Shrine near JR Hirano Station. This place also participates in the “Machigurumi Museums,” but summer festivals are the main attraction at this time of year. There is a moment when the nine danjiri are brought together in one place, which is full of spectacle.
There was also a control test called Test Towing near our restaurant and it was very lively.
In addition, the chozu is decorated with hydrangeas dedicated by Studio Sharaku, which can also only be seen now.
Dainenbutsuji, the largest wooden building in Osaka
Dainenbutsuji is also close to JR Hirano Station, or rather a large temple with information from the station.
This temple also participates in the “Machigurumi Museum,” but the main hall is currently under construction and visitors are not allowed to visit.
You can visit and worship as a Dainenbutsuji without any problem.
There are a lot of buildings on the site and there are lots of things to see besides the main hall.
Senkoji, the center of town revitalization
A temple adjacent to the Sun Alley Hirano Honcho shopping district that also houses the office of the Hirano Town Development Association.
According to one theory, this place is also the root of Hiranogo.
As a place for community exchange and a playground for children, it is also known as the “Interesting Temple of Osaka” and the “Temple Disneyland.” Of course, adults can also fully enjoy this temple.
Sugawara Shrine, Katayoke Tenjin in Kami.
Sugawara Shrine enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, a renowned god of learning. It’s right next to Kami and Shinkami stations.
He is also worshipped as the god, who protects the safety of travel and relocation.
Perhaps because the shrine is near a JR station, it has installed digital signage and holds various events on a regular basis, giving the impression that it is open to the community.
Kami Station and Shinkami Station are a little far from our shop, but you should also visit them.
Be careful about the manners of the goshuin tour.
Receiving goshuin is different from just a stamp rally.
Be sure to pay a visit and remember to respect temples, shrines and goshuin. When you go on a goshuin tour, learn and observe a series of manners.
Please visit many temples and shrines little by little to collect goshuin, and visit our restaurant several times.
