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Hokoku Jinja
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Osaka Castle Toyotomi Stone Wall Museum
大阪城 豊臣石垣館Osaka
Museum
What makes this place special?
At a Glance
The Toyotomi Stone Wall Museum reveals original Osaka Castle ramparts buried beneath the later Tokugawa rebuilding. A ground-level introduction leads underground to the excavated masonry of Hideyoshi's private castle precinct. Natural stones, traces of the 1615 fire and the depth of the later fill explain why today's surface walls belong to another period. The museum opened in 2025. It is a separate building included in Osaka Castle Museum admission; the operator may suspend viewing if the exposed stonework becomes unsafe.
- Original Toyotomi walls below ground
- Natural stonework and traces of the 1615 fire
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How do I visit?
Admission
Joint admission with Osaka Castle Museum: adult¥1,200; high-school/university¥600 with ID (overseas students ISIC); junior-high and younger free with age proof. Osaka-resident 65+ and disability concessions require eligibility proof; not a universal senior price.
- Adult
- ¥1,200
- High School Student
- ¥600
- Elementary/Junior High
- ¥0
Know before you go
Keep the combined Osaka Castle Museum ticket for this separate building. The operator's illustrated route is about 160 m from the keep. Use toilets before entering; there are none inside. Viewing can stop without notice if the exposed wall is unsafe. The nearby keep is the complementary visit included in the same ticket, rather than a different-price substitute.
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