Shrine · Hommachi / Senba
Ikasuri Jinja (Zama Shrine) 坐摩神社
Historic Senba shrine among office towers, the ichinomiya of old Settsu Province and home of a summer ceramics fair.
HoursWeekdays 7:30-17:30; weekends and holidays 7:30-17:00
PriceFree
Getting thereHommachi Station (Osaka Metro), exit 15 or 21, 3 min
Time needed20-30 minutes
Best timeWeekday mornings; late July for the Osaka Setomono (ceramics) Festival
AddressWatanabe 3, 4-chome Kyutaromachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541-0056
Websiteikasuri.or.jp
About
Zama Shrine, locally called Ikasuri-san, is regarded as the first-ranked shrine of the old Settsu Province and sits in the Senba business district near Hommachi. Its grounds include a shrine to the god of ceramics, which hosts the Osaka Setomono Matsuri each summer. Attractive embroidered goshuin stamps and stamp books are offered.
Highlights
- Quiet precinct in the middle of Senba
- Setomono (ceramics) shrine and summer fair
- Distinctive goshuin designs
Tips
- Two minutes from Midosuji, so it fits easily between Shinsaibashi and Yodoyabashi.
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