Shitenno-ji

Sitianwang Temple is located in Tennoji Park. The location is relatively quiet. The buildings inside are also very chic and elegant. The environment is clean and comfortable. No one has a noisy feeling. It is located in it and people have become harmonious.

The inside was very large and it was just the right size for a leisurely walk! It is recommended to take a walk after worshiping on a sunny day ^^

According to the Japanese Book Chronicle, before the war, the St. Dev Prince who practiced Buddhism and the anti-Buddhist Ministry of Things, the St. Dev Prince who was in a bad situation made a wish to the four-day king of the Fa god, and after defeating the Ministry of Things, a monastery will be established for the four-day king. In 593 AD, the victorious Prince Satoshi established the Shitennoji in Osaka, a representative temple building in the era of Japanese birds. The middle gate, tower, golden hall and lecture hall of the four-tennoji temple are arranged in a straight line from north to south, this galan layout is modeled on the architectural style of China at the time, and the Nara World Heritage Falong Temple is listed as a representative of the Bird-era monastery buildings built from the end of the 6th century to the first half of the 7th century. At the beginning, the monastery was also committed to good and good, and it was divided into Xerox Hospitals for the elderly and young children, giving medicine to poor patients, and pioneering the cause of social welfare in Japan.

It is an old temple but kept very neat and beautiful. It is not a must see place but if you want you can go there. it is near metro station

Shitennō-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple in Ōsaka, Japan. It is sometimes regarded as the first Buddhist and oldest officially administered temple in Japan, although the temple buildings have been rebuilt over the centuries. It is the head temple of the Wa Sect of Buddhism.

Came here in the morning, very peaceful away from the crowds of Osaka. This is the oldest temple in Japan. We stumbled upon a flea market while visiting. Love to be among the locals.

As the oldest shrine in Japan, Shitenno-ji has some serious bragging rights. The grounds are rather extensive and are really quite peaceful. The view from the top of the giant pagoda is wonderful and in an afternoon walking around the complex you'll discover koi and turtle ponds and serene corners that will make you forget you're in the middle of Osaka.

Located in Tennoji Area, Shitenno-ji Temple not only provides praying place for Buddhism, but more than that, it’s one of prominent historic building in Japan. It’s officially stated as the oldest Buddhist temple in entire country. Aside of few reconstructions issue, the temple still worth visiting especially the beautiful garden and themed exhibitions. Shitenno-ji Temple is also notable for its quaint five stories pagoda. In addition, it’s said that on the 21st and 22nd day of each month, the temple commission holds a flea market which provides mostly the temple’s souvenirs.