【Konjaku-So Dotonbori】Let's go for a walk!

Konjaku-So Dotonbori is located right beside the busy and convenient area.

I went for a walk in the area of Dotonbori and would like to introduce the course of it in this post. Whether you are hungry or just want to enjoy the atmosphere of Namba, embark with this article in hand 🙂

To Dotonbori Street

To Dotonbori Street1

First, exit Konjaku-So and start walking to the right.

To Dotonbori Street2

You will soon come to the end of the street, so turn right.

To Dotonbori Street3

When you find the end of the street again, turn left here.

To Dotonbori Street4

Seeing FamilyMart on your left, keep going straight,

To Dotonbori Street5

You can find one of the symbol of Dotonbori, the crab sign!

To Dotonbori Street6

Just to the left of the crab is the beginning of Dotonbori Street. Let's see how energetic the place is!

To Dotonbori Street7

Continue straight ahead.

The lively townscape is just in front of you!

To Dotonbori Street8

Follow the road all the way to the end to find yourself in a messy, colorful area with "Minami"-vibes.

Namba area is called "Minami", meaning south by the local people.

To Dotonbori Street9

It is not often that you are sandwiched on both sides by a crab and a dragon, is it?

May you fully enjoy your unique sandwich experience...

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple1

Enter the Sennichimae Shopping Street on the left.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple2

Turn right at the corner with the Ramen shop.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple3

Let's continue on this narrow path.

You can fully enjoy the capsule toys in this area by the way. You can find crazy and cute products sometimes.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple4

Walking straight ahead to enter a narrow path with a Japanese traditional atmosphere.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple5

Then you will arrive at Hozenji Temple.

It seems that people are allowed to visit the temple 24 hours a day. On this day, there were quite a lot of people visiting there.

To Dotonbori

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple6

Then return to the narrow path that you just passed through.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple7

When you reach the road back to the shopping street, turn left.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple8

Let's go straight back.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple9

Then leave the shopping street in the direction of the crab sign.

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple10

You can find the Takoyaki shop "Takohachi", again.

Click below to see the blog post about eating Akashiyaki at Takohachi:

Exciting and Tasty Night Out in Namba - Takohachi and Yakitori Kuwadori

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple11

Cross the Tazaemon Bridge on the left side of Takohachi.

Learn development projects along Dotonbori River

To Sennichimae Shopping Street and Hozenji Temple12

Just walking on the bridge, you see four octopuses. The cute ones really like to show off...

Walk along the river

Walk along the river1

You can find the stairs going down to the riverside.

Walk along the river2

There are also many restaurants along the river.

Ichiran is now very popular among foreign tourists, but what is the reason for this massive popularity? - I'm just curious.

Walk along the river3

Here is the Dotonbori River Cruise ticket office. I often see pictures of night cruising, so it must be beautiful at night. ✨

Walk along the river4

It was a clear, cloudless day with this beautiful view.

Walk along the river5

So the other side of the octopus you see the crab. It's a city full of colors and letters and your vision must be busy.

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I would like to end this walk now that we are back in the center of the city.

Please refresh in a bath at Konjaku-So to heal your body after walking a lot. When you stay at Konjaku-So and have time to walk around, see crabs and octopuses, or eat crabs and Takoyaki, please share your memory with us!

Click below for more information on Konjaku-So Dotonbori area.

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