
At a Glance
Ikasuri Shrine is the former ichinomiya, or highest-ranking shrine, of historic Settsu Province.
This shrine offers 2 different goshuin designs
Same as opening hours
Regular
¥1,000
Regular
Facilities
Seasonal celebrations and special occasions






Typical Crowds
Peaceful
Visit Duration
15-30 minutes
Chuo, Osaka Prefecture
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The shrine sits in the Honmachi office district, roughly midway between Umeda and Namba stations, about a five-minute walk from subway Exit 15 (Midosuji/Chuo lines). Trains are the easiest option. If you drive, one-way streets are common around here, so check road signs rather than relying on navigation alone, and watch for right-turn-only lanes. A free car park holds about five spaces; reversing in makes leaving easier.
The grounds are compact, so 20 to 30 minutes covers everything comfortably. The first thing you'll notice is the unusual triple torii, a rare design shared with Omiwa Shrine.
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Chuo, Osaka
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Beautiful goshuin design. Quiet and calming. A calm escape. Well kept and clean
Ikasuri Jinja
Chuo, Osaka
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