Sightseeing
Kodu Shrine
📍 Kodu Shrine, Osaka, Japan
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Introduction
Kōzu Shrine in Kōzu, Chūō, Osaka, founded in the 8th century, enshrines Susanoo and other deities. Known as Kōzu-no-miya, it was the ichinomiya (first shrine) of Settsu Province; its grounds hold famous linked pines — a rare ancient shrine in the city centre.
✨ Highlights
1
Ichinomiya
Historically the first shrine of Settsu Province.
2
Linked pines
The famous pines symbolise good unions.
3
Central shrine
A rare old shrine in central Osaka.
🛈 Practical Info
→Location：2-10-2 Kōzu, Chūō, Osaka, Japan
→Time needed：About 30 minutes
→Admission：Free
💡 Tips
• Walkable from Kuromon Market and Nipponbashi.
• The July summer festival is worth seeing.
• Pray for good unions before the linked pines.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Kodu Shrine?
Walkable from Kuromon Market and Nipponbashi. The July summer festival is worth seeing.
