It is said that people who moved to this area during the building of Osaka Castle around 1590 brought this statue from its original location in Yao City. Though it was burned to the ground in the air raids on Osaka during World War II, it was rebuilt in memory of those who fell during the war. Memorial services are still held here.
Mizunomi Jizo-son Buddhist Statue
みずのみじぞうそん
Other languages :日本語
投稿日:2017/03/10 更新日:
Address
4-1 Uchikyuhouji-cho, Chuo-ku, Osaka
Transportation
●Subway: Tanimachi Line / Chuo Line : Tanimachi 4-chome Station (T23 / C18).
More information
●Telephone: 06-6761-8206
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