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(Translated by Google) Used for grass baseball. Basically, grass baseball is often played at a place like a sports field, so I was excited to play at an official baseball field since it was the first time I played student baseball, so I went to the game from 1pm to 5pm. It was dazzling from the batter's and catcher's perspectives from around 2 o'clock! dazzling! Currently, there is no enforcement under baseball regulations, but it is recommended that the center line be oriented "east-northeast", and looking at this stadium, it is "west-southwest"... A long time ago, there was a standard called ``west-southwest,'' but the setting sun was so harsh that it was difficult to hit and catch. Personally, I like using it for afternoon baseball games lol If you are considering using this area in the afternoon or if this is the venue for an official game, please consider wearing sunglasses as a must. P.S. I'm glad the updated scoreboard is easier to see. (Original) 草野球で利用。基本的に草野球は運動場のような場所でやることが多いので、正式な野球場でやるのは学生野球以来とテンションが上がり午後1時から5時までの試合に臨みましたが… 2時を過ぎた頃から打者目線、捕手目線では眩しい！眩しい！ 現在では野球規則において、強制力はないが、センターラインは「東北東」に向けることが推奨されており、この球場を見ると「西南西」… 一昔前の基準で「西南西」というのもあったようですが、あまりにも西日がキツ過ぎて打つのも捕るのも大変でした。 個人的には午後の草野球での利用はもうイイです笑 午後の利用を検討中の方や公式戦の試合会場がここになっていた方はサングラス必須とお考えください。 追伸　改修されたスコアボードは見やすくなっていて良かったです。

(Translated by Google) It's a full-fledged baseball stadium, with a large scoreboard in the stands that catches the eye, and both wings and center field are spacious enough. Usage event: Soft/hardball baseball Usage time frame: 9:00-17:00, 9:00-13:00, 13:00-17:00 (*summer 17:00-19:00) Usage fee: 1 hour 3,570 yen on weekdays, 4,280 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays Additional facilities: Locker room and shower room 1,790 yen (water only) It was listed as 2,320 yen for the broadcasting equipment (complete set) and 1,050 yen for the scoreboard usage fee. (Original) 本格的な野球場で観覧スタンドに大きなスコアボードが目を引く、両翼もセンター方向も充分な広さです。 利用種目：軟・硬式野球 利用時間枠：9時～17時・9時～13時・13時～17時(※夏季17時～19時) 利用料金：1時間　平日3,570円で土、日、祝日4,280円 付帯設備：ロッカー室及びシャワー室1回1,790円（水のみ） 放送設備（一式）2,320円とスコアボード使用料金1,050円と記されていた。

(Translated by Google) It is a baseball field located within the Kuhoji green space, and the cheering seats are easy to see, and it is a beautiful stadium.There is also an electronic bulletin board. I've been there several times to support. (Original) 久宝寺緑地内にある野球場です、応援席も見やすく、綺麗な球場ですネ 電光掲示板もあります。 応援に何回か行ってます

(Translated by Google) It was a great trip as we were able to play at a nice stadium 😄 (Original) いい球場で試合できて最高の遠征になりました😄

(Translated by Google) A baseball field located within the Kuhoji green space. It will also be used for the summer Koshien qualifying tournament in Osaka. (Original) 久宝寺緑地内にある野球場。夏の甲子園の予選大阪大会にも使われる。

(Translated by Google) Very traditional place, but the lighting at night is not good, which is a pity (Original) 很傳統的地方，但夜間照明不足，很可惜

Lovely place!

Nice to be back to this nice shrine :)

(Translated by Google) A record of my memories of landing at a shrine with cute 🐇 and cool 🐉. Let's get started!＼(^o^)／ We arrived at Onchi Shrine⛩️ There were 🐉 and 🐇 everywhere, and the air was refreshing＼(^o^)／ We also got a cute goshuin, so we were very satisfied😌 There is a parking lot, so if you're interested, please go and check it out😉 (Original) かわいい🐇とかっこよすぎる🐉のいる神社へ 着地していた記憶の記録。 . それではいってみよー＼(^o^)／ . やってきたのは、恩智神社⛩️ . ほんま至る所に🐉も🐇もいて、空気もスッキリ＼(^o^)／ . かわいい御朱印もいただいて、大満足😌 . 駐車場もあるので、気になったら行ってみてね😉

(Translated by Google) Food is important, after all! To pray, you go down a little from the parking lot and up a stone staircase from the approach to the shrine. If you look back, you can see the Osaka Plain. It seems the shrine continues to watch over Kawachi. There are many worshippers and a constant stream of people coming and going. (Original) 食べ物大事ですからね！ お参りは駐車場から少し下って参道から石の階段上がりました。　振り返れば大阪平野が見渡せます。　河内を見守り続けておられます。 参拝者も多く行き交う人が絶えません。

(Translated by Google) Located at the foot of Mt. Takayasu, at the southern end of the Ikoma mountain range, Onji Shrine in Yao City, Osaka Prefecture, is one of Japan's oldest shrines, founded over 1,500 years ago. Enshrined to protect Kawachi Province, it is a prestigious shrine, even listed as a Myojin Taisha in the Heian period's Engishiki. The current enshrined deities are Omiketsuhiko-no-Mikoto and Omiketsuhime-no-Mikoto, protectors of food, clothing, and shelter. The shrine is also known as **Moto-Kasuga** because it enshrines a deity that was previously moved to Kasuga Taisha. The most distinctive features of this shrine are the divine rabbit (Nadeusagi) and divine dragon (Naderyu), messengers of the deity, lined up in front of the worship hall. The rabbit is said to have guided the deity, bringing guidance and good health, while the dragon is said to bring good fortune and good luck. Worshippers gently stroke them as they make their prayers. The main hall's architectural style, known as "Oji-zukuri," is a rare style and one of its highlights. The grounds offer a panoramic view of Yao city, and it also connects to a hiking trail to Mount Shigisan, making it a popular power spot blessed with a sacred atmosphere and beautiful scenery. (Original) 大阪府八尾市、生駒山系の南端・高安山の麓に鎮座する恩智神社（おんぢじんじゃ）は、創建1500年を超える国内有数の古社です。河内之国を守護するために祀られ、平安時代の『延喜式』では名神大社にも列する格式高い神社です。 現在の御祭神は、衣食住を守護する大御食津彦命（おおみけつひこのみこと）と大御食津姫命（おおみけつひめのみこと）。また、かつて春日大社に移された神様を祀っていたことから、**「元春日」**とも呼ばれています。 この神社の最大の特徴は、拝殿前に並ぶ神様の使い「神兎（なでうさぎ）」と「神龍（なでりゅう）」です。兎は神様の道案内をしたとされ導き・無病息災の、龍は開運・昇運のご利益があるとされ、参拝者が優しく撫でて祈願します。 本殿の建築様式は「王子造り」という珍しい様式で、見どころの一つ。境内からは八尾市街が一望でき、また信貴山へのハイキングコースにも繋がるなど、神聖な空気と景観に恵まれたパワースポットとして信仰を集めています。

(Translated by Google) This is Ninomiya Shrine. It's a very gentle space. The gods are right there to comfort you! It's a space where love is expressed directly. Why not visit with someone you love? (Original) 二之宮の神社です。 とても柔らかい空間 神さんの方から寄り添ってくる！ 愛の表現がストレートな空間です 想う人と行ってみてはどうでしょうか

(Translated by Google) During the summer festival here, the sight of the futon drum and portable shrine going up the 131 steps leading to the shrine grounds is a sight that can only be seen here, and I visit every year to watch it. Also, the futon drum has been replaced, and although it looks exactly like the previous one, it is a beautiful futon drum. (Original) ここの夏祭りは境内に続く131段の階段を布団太鼓とお神輿が、上がって行く様は此処でしか見れない光景です、私も毎年訪れて見物しております。また、布団太鼓が新調され、先代の物とそっくりですが、綺麗な布団太鼓です。

(Translated by Google) Kyuhoji's Kyoma Shrine is an ancient shrine located near Kyuhoji Station, and is popular for its protection from evil and the blessing of prosperity in business. The quiet grounds have a tranquil atmosphere, making it a place of relaxation where local residents come to pray. (Original) 久宝寺の許麻神社は、久宝寺駅近くにある古社で、厄除けや商売繁盛のご利益で親しまれています。静かな境内は落ち着いた雰囲気で、地域住民が参拝に訪れる憩いの場となっています。

(Translated by Google) This shrine is a few minutes walk from Kuhoji Station. Do the neighbors get together for Tai Chi? There was something going on, but it didn't really bother me as it was a large area. It seems that a new guardian dog was welcomed in 2025, but it was heartwarming to see that the previous guardian dog was also cared for with great care. Children can also enjoy feeding the carp near Itsukushima Shrine. If you come to Kyuho-ji Temple, we highly recommend visiting. (Original) 久宝寺駅から歩いて数分でつく神社です。 近所の方が集まって太極拳？か何かをされていましたが、広い境内なので特に気になりませんでした。 令和５年に新しい狛犬をお迎えされたようですが、おそらく先代の狛犬さんも大事におまつりされていてほっこりしました。 厳島神社ちかくの鯉に餌をあげることもできるので、子どもたちは楽しいかもしれません。 久宝寺に来たらお参りを是非おすすめします。

(Translated by Google) This shrine is located in the middle of the city, but the camphor tree is very impressive and I felt it had a lot of power. You can also feed the carp, so I don't think there are many shrines where you can do that. There was also a park inside, where children were playing, and I felt that the shrine was loved by the locals. (Original) 街中にある神社ですが、くすの木が印象的で、非常に大きなパワーを感じました。こいのエサやりも出来るので、あまりそういったことが出来る神社も多くないと思います。公園も中にあり、そこでは子供たちが遊んでいて、地元で愛されている神社なのだなとも感じました。

(Translated by Google) I casually found this shrine on my way home from Kuhoji Green Park and stopped by! It was a great shrine! Something different today? There were also chairs and a slide! The guardian dog has become a new one! The old guardian dog was worshiped on the other side of the slide 🤠 (Original) 久宝寺緑地の帰り道何気なく神社見つけてふらり立ち寄った神社です!イイ神社でした！今日は何か違う?椅子、滑り台も有りました！狛犬さん新しく成ってました！以前の狛犬さん滑り台の向こうに祭られてました🤠

(Translated by Google) Koma Shrine. Kyuhoji Temple, Yao City, Osaka Prefecture. Shikinaisha (small shrine), former village shrine. [Enshrined Deity] Susanoo-no-Mikoto (Secondary Enshrined Deity): Spirit Deity of the Goryeo King, Gozu Tenno, Koma-no-Okami [Related Clans] Clans with the surname "Okoma" or "Koma" According to historical records, In ancient times, this area was home to immigrant clans from Goryeo, Korea, and the prosperous clans with the surname "Okoma" or "Koma" likely worshiped them as ancestral spirits. The Wamyō Ruijushō lists "Koma-go" in Wakae County, not Shibukawa County, Kawachi Province, suggesting that the immigrant clans' residences spanned a wide area spanning both Shibukawa and Wakae counties. From the Middle Ages onwards, the area around this area was called "Koma-sho." This shrine was built by immigrants from Goryeo to worship their ancestral deity, and the original enshrined deity may have been the spirit deity of the Goryeo king. The ancestral deity of the Koma clan only came to light after the Meiji period, and until the Edo period it was worshipped as "Kyuhoji's Gozu Tenno," a shrine dedicated to Gozu Tenno, the god of disease prevention. (Original) 許麻神社（こまじんじゃ）。大阪府八尾市久宝寺。 式内社（小）、旧郷社。 【祭神】素盞嗚命 (配祀)高麗王霊神 牛頭天王 許麻大神 【関係氏族】「大狛」「狛」を姓とする氏族 資料によると、 往古このあたりは、朝鮮の高麗からの渡来氏族が各所に蟠居し、繁衍した「大狛」「狛」を姓とする氏族が祖霊として祭祀したのであろう。 『倭名類聚抄』には河内国渋川郡でなく若江郡の方に「巨麻郷」が記載されており、渋川郡と若江郡に跨る広い範囲に渡来系氏族の居住する地があったと思われます。中世以降は当地付近を「巨麻荘」と称しました。 高麗からの渡来人がその祖神を祀った神社で、高麗王霊神が本来の祭神か。 狛氏の祖神が表に出たのは明治以降で、江戸期までは防疫神牛頭天王を祀る社「久宝寺の牛頭天王」として崇拝されていた。 とあります。

(Translated by Google) I visited Koma Shrine, which is located 7 to 8 minutes walk from JR Kyuhoji Station. It was crowded during the Shichi-Go-San season. I received a very polite stamp, and I even went out of my way to perform an exorcism on the stamp. Koma-no-Sato, the forest that grows on the slopes, you are watering and kaka-san with every hand... (Original) JR久宝寺駅から歩いて7～8分の所に鎮座されています、許麻(こま)神社をお詣りして来ました。七五三のシーズンにて、賑わってました。御丁寧な御朱印を頂きました、わざわざ御朱印に対して、お祓いもしてもらいました。 許麻の里 沢辺に生ふる杜若(かきつばた) 君が手毎に 水やかかさん、、

(Translated by Google) A shrine located in Terauchicho, Yao City. The grounds are spacious and there are chairs, so even though it's summer, it's cool and relaxing. There are killifish in the small waterway in front of me. (Original) 八尾市寺内町にある神社。 敷地広くイスもあり、夏なのに涼しげでゆっくりできる。 目の前の小さい水路にはメダカがいる。

(Translated by Google) A large camphor tree that is a natural monument at Shibukawa Shrine! You will be overwhelmed by its size! The tree splits into two in the middle, and depending on how you look at it, the big bump looks like Godzilla's face! How old is the tree? It looks like it will give you power! My name is Chitose 😅 🤠This is my favorite shrine 😀 I will visit this year again to get power 😁 (Original) 渋川神社の天然記念物大楠木! その大きさに圧倒されます!途中木は２又に分かれ、大きなコブは見ようによってはゴジラの顔の様に見えます!樹齢千才??パワーもらえそう!私ごと、ながら私の名前は千歳😅🤠好きな神社です😀今年もパワー戴きに参拝😁

(Translated by Google) I will be the guardian of Yao's business office. This is a place of worship, and there are 5 subsidiary shrines. It is a very historic and magnificent shrine with Inari statues, sacred trees, and natural monuments. It's worth visiting just for the sacred trees and natural monuments in the back. There are shrines all over Japan, and when you think about how they protect the local area, shrines are truly something to be thankful for. (Original) 八尾の事業所の氏神さんになります。 ここは遥拝所、末社が5社。 お稲荷様に、御神木、天然記念物がありと、とても由緒ありかつ、立派な神社です。 奥にある御神木と天然記念物だけでも触れる価値がある。 日本中に神社があり、地元を守っていてくださることを思うと本当に神社とはありがたいものです。

(Translated by Google) It's just a short walk from the south exit of Yao Station. The main deities enshrined are Tennin Homi no Mikoto and Rakuhaya Hino-no-Mikoto, the ancestor gods of the Mononobe clan⛩️ You can leave a written stamp on your stamp. The first fruit fee was 300 yen. It was bright overall, and I saw people coming to play with their children, so it was a comfortable atmosphere. The power of the sacred tree is amazing. There may have been a residence of Mr. Mononobe (Ato's house where Mr. Moriya is said to have retired during the Chomi Incident)? I read this somewhere so I visited. (The exact location of this house seems not to be known) (Original) 八尾駅の南口を出て歩くとすぐです。 主祭神は天忍穂耳尊と饒速日命、物部氏の祖神です⛩️ 御朱印は書き置きのものをいただけます。初穂料は300円でした。 全体的に明るくてお子さんと遊びに来られている方も見かけて、居心地がよかったです。 ご神木の迫力がすごいです。 物部氏の邸宅(丁未の変の頃に守屋さんが退いたとされる阿都の家)があったかも？と何かで読んだので訪問。 (この家の正確な場所は分かっていないみたいです)

(Translated by Google) There is a parking lot, but it is for those who have reserved a place for prayer. A large site on the southeast side of JR Yao Station. As soon as you enter the station from the rotary in front of the station, you can feel the atmosphere of a shrine. However, the entrance to the shrine grounds with the torii gate is on the east side, so it took a few minutes' walk from the station. Perhaps because the precincts are large like a park, children were running around and playing. peace lol There are several large trees, There are many set shrines, so there is a lot to see! (Original) 駐車場あるけど祈祷などご予約者向け。 JR八尾駅から南東側の広い敷地。駅前ロータリーから筋に入ると、すぐ神社の雰囲気。 ただし鳥居のある境内入口は、東側のため、駅から徒歩数分を要しました。 公園のように広い境内のためか、子ども達が入りまわって遊んでました。平和ｗｗｗ 大木が複数あり、 摂社も多数で、見どころたくさん！

(Translated by Google) Shibukawa Shrine (Shibukawa Shrine). Uematsu-cho, Yao City, Osaka Prefecture. Two small shrines listed in the Engishiki (Engishiki), formerly a local shrine. [Enshrined Deities] Amenooshihomimi-no-Mikoto, Nigihayahi-no-Mikoto (also enshrined): Kunisatsuzu-no-Mikoto, Hidaka-no-Okami, and Sugawara-no-Okami (The latter three deities were enshrined on April 16, 1872.) According to historical documents, It is located in the town south of Yao Station. Originally a listed shrine, it was located on the east bank of the Nagase River, alongside Ryugeji Temple. It was washed away in a major flood in 1533 (Tenbun 2), and was moved to its current location, where a temporary shrine was located, in 1572 (Genki 3). This area is thought to have been the residence of the Mononobe clan, and during the war between Soga no Umako and Mononobe no Moriya that broke out after the emperor's death in 587, the second year of the reign of Emperor Yomei, Moriya is said to have defended himself from his home in Shibukawa. The description style in the Kongoji manuscript indicates that it has been an official shrine since the time of the Kōnin period (820). It is said that monks from Ryugeji Temple performed rituals there in the Middle Ages. In the early modern period, it was known as Tenjin Shrine and served as the guardian deity of Uematsu Village, Shibukawa County. Jingū-ji Temple is located south of Tenjin Shrine and was a Shingon sect temple. There is a large camphor tree in the northeastern corner of the temple grounds. It is approximately 16 meters tall and is said to be 1,000 years old. On May 9, 1949, it was designated a natural monument of Osaka Prefecture. (Original) 渋川神社（しぶかわじんじゃ）。大阪府八尾市植松町。 式内社（小）二座、旧郷社。 【祭神】天忍穗耳尊 饒速日尊 （合祀）国狹槌尊 日高大神 菅原大神 （後者の三神は明治５年４月１６日の時の合祀神である） 資料によると、 八尾駅南の街中に鎮座する。 式内社でもとは長瀬川の東岸にあり、龍華寺と並んで鎮座していたという。 天文２年（1533）の大洪水で流失、元亀３年（1572）お旅所のあった現在地に移されたという。 この地は物部氏の一族の居住した場所と考えられており、用明天皇の２年(587)、天皇の死後起きた蘇我馬子と物部守屋の戦争の時、守屋は渋川の家で防戦したとある。 金剛寺本の記載様式からみて、弘仁式（820）のときからの官社であることがわかる。 中世には龍華寺の僧侶が祭祀をしていたと伝える。 近世は渋川郡植松村の氏神として天神社と呼ばれていた。 神宮寺は天神社の南にあつて、真言宗の無本寺であつた。 境内東北隅に大樟樹がある。樹高約１６ｍあり、樹令は千年という。 昭和２４年５月９日、大阪府の天然記念物に指定された。 とあります。

(Translated by Google) Head east from the south exit of JR Yamatoji Line Yao Station, and immediately to your right is the forest 🌲, which is Shibukawa Shrine ✨ (Original) JR大和路線八尾駅南口を東へ 直ぐ右手に森🌲が渋川神社です✨

(Translated by Google) There's a magnificent shrine just a short walk from JR Yao Station. Behind the shrine is a huge camphor tree, so majestic it's almost impossible to look up at. This tree is designated a natural monument of Osaka Prefecture. It says online that you can get a goshuin (temple seal), but perhaps I'm unlucky? I've visited twice before, but they were out. Today, on my way back from Yuge Shrine near neighboring Shiki Station, I stopped by for the third time, and they were there. The goshuin (temple seal) is written in beautiful calligraphy. (Original) JR八尾駅から歩いて直ぐのロケーションに 立派な神社があります。 神社裏には、見上げるのも大変な大木も あり、厳かな佇まい、この大楠は大阪府の天然記念物に指定されています。 御朱印を頂けるとweb上では書かれて いますが、運が無いのでしょうか？ 過去、二回訪れてお詣りするも、留守に 当たってしまってました。 今日、お隣の志紀駅そばの弓削神社の 帰り道に、三度目のナンとか？で 参拝したら、今日はいらっしゃいました。 とても素敵な書体の御朱印です。

(Translated by Google) I think I remembered the Bon dance from when I was younger when I visited Jokoji Temple! The stone monument is new, but this is the temple! When I read the stone inscription of the Peace of Peace, it sounds a lot like the nostalgic story of my parents! Our family returned to Japan on August 23, 1945, with me and my sister, who had just been born, to fill out the certificate of departure! A reunion with sudden news from my younger brother that he's coming to visit his grave! There are such coincidences! (Original) 常光寺訪ねて若い頃の盆踊り記憶違いしてたみたい！石碑は新しいが此のお寺だなぁ！万世和平の石碑文読んで懐かしき両親の話と良く似てる！私達家族も生まれたばかりの私や姉を連れて昭和22年8月23日退去証明書記に日本に帰りました！急に弟から墓参りに来てる知らせ入り再会！こんな偶然もあるんやね！

(Translated by Google) October 23, 2025 This is a nostalgic town where I lived for about three years in my youth. It's also a temple steeped in Yao's history. Founded by Gyoki in the Nara period, this Rinzai sect temple enshrines Jizo Bodhisattva, said to have been created by Ono no Takamura, as its principal image. This is why it's known as "Yao's Jizo." I also learned for the first time that this temple is a branch of Konchi-in, the Nanzen-ji temple of Ishin Suden, Tokugawa Ieyasu's right-hand man and supporter of the shogunate. Within the temple grounds, you can see the graves of the Todo family members killed in the Battle of Osaka, a pagoda with a Morimoto Gyoseii hokyoin (hoshoin) stupa, and the grave of Yao Betto Akiyuki. Next to the main gate are the remains of Osaka Castle and a monument reading "The birthplace of Kawachi's oldest ondo dance." The third Ashikaga Shogun, Yoshimitsu, dedicated himself to rebuilding Joko-ji Temple, transporting lumber from the Yamato River. The calls of the transporters become a wooden ondo, which eventually merges with the traditional nembutsu dance to become "Kawachi ondo." The name of Shiokawa Masajuro, known as "Grandpa Shio," also appears in the song. On August 23rd and 24th, a Bon dance is held to the evolved "Nagashibushi Seicho Kawachi ondo." (Original) 2025.10.23 若い頃、3年程住んだ懐しい町だ。八尾の歴史の詰まった寺院でもある。 奈良時代、行基によって開かれ、本尊に小野篁作と伝わる地蔵菩薩を祀る臨済宗南禅寺派の寺院、これが”八尾のお地蔵さん"と呼ばれる所以でもある。 更には、徳川家康の右腕として幕府を支えた以心崇伝(いしんすうでん)の南禅寺の金地院の末寺とは‥‥初めて知りました。境内には大阪の陣で亡くなった藤堂家の戦死者の墓、森本行誓宝篋印塔、八尾別当顕幸墓等が見えた。 山門脇には大坂城の残石と"河内最古之音頭発祥地”の碑が建つ。足利将軍3代目義満が、この常光寺再建にご尽力され、大和川から、材木を運搬。その運搬者の掛け声が木造り音頭、やがて従来の念仏踊りと一体となり”河内音頭"となって行くんだ。塩爺さんと呼ばれた塩川正十郎の名前も出て来ます。 8月23~24日は発展した"流し節正調河内音頭”のもと、盆踊りが実施される。

(Translated by Google) This temple has a long history and was founded by Gyoki in the 17th year of Tenpyo (745) during the Nara period, and is said to have been the imperial request of Emperor Shomu. It is said that the principal image is Jizo Bodhisattva and was carved by Ono Takamura. (Ono Takamura was a government official who was said to be able to travel between hell and this world) It was burnt down during the war between the Northern and Southern Courts, but was rebuilt by a man named Gorotayu Fujiwara Moritsugu. At that time, Yoshimitsu Ashikaga donated lumber for construction. During the Summer Siege in Osaka, it was protected by Konchiin Suden, and Todo Takatora conducted a physical examination of the head on the veranda of this temple, and the blood-stained board from that time remains as the Blood Ceiling. In addition, the red stamps given by successive shoguns after Tokugawa Iemitsu remain. Jizo-bon, along with the Bon dance performed by the Kawachi Ondo, is considered one of Kawachi's traditional traditions. Although it has such a rich history, it is usually hidden away in the back of the shopping street, which is probably why the common people worship Joko-ji Temple. (Original) 奈良時代、天平17年（745）に行基により創建され、聖武天皇の勅願所と言う由緒正しいお寺。地蔵菩薩がご本尊で小野篁が彫ったと言われている。（小野篁は地獄とこの世を行き来できるとまで言われた官人）南北朝の戦乱で焼失したが又五郎太夫藤原盛継と言う人物により再建された。その際足利義満により造営用の材木が寄進された。大阪夏の陣の際には金地院崇伝により保護され、藤堂高虎はこの寺の縁側で首実検を行いその時の血に染まった板が血天井として遺されている。また、徳川家光以降の歴代将軍から与えられた朱印状も残る。地蔵盆は河内音頭による盆踊りと共に河内の風物詩に数えられている。 これだけの由緒と歴史がありながら普段は商店街の奥にひっそりとしているのがまた庶民の地蔵信仰の常光寺らしい。

(Translated by Google) I went to see the Neri Memorial Service on the last Sunday of April. This is the first time I have seen a memorial service. It is said to convey the picture scrolls of the Pure Land of Paradise. At first, the red demon and the blue demon walked screaming in scary voices, which was scary. There was also a mochi-throwing and a sutra, where people prayed for their wishes to come true. This temple is said to be the birthplace of Kawachi Ondo, I want to go to Bon Odori in the summer. (Original) 4月最終日曜にお練り供養を見に行きました。 お練り供養を見たのは初めてです。 極楽浄土絵巻を伝えるものだそうです。 最初に赤鬼と青鬼が怖い声で叫びながら歩くのですが、怖かったです。 餅まきやお経もあって、願成就を願ってもらいました。 このお寺は河内音頭発祥の地らしいので、 夏には盆踊りに行きたいです。

(Translated by Google) Jokoji Temple is said to be the birthplace of Kawachi Ondo. Joko-ji Temple dates back to ancient times, and is said to have been founded by Gyoki Bodhisattva at the request of Emperor Shomu at the beginning of the Nara period. It is said that Cloistered Emperor Shirakawa visited the shrine in 1088, in the middle of the Heian period. At that time, it was called Shindo-ji Temple, but at the beginning of the Muromachi period (1389), Yoshimitsu Ashikaga dedicated a plaque of ``Joko-ji'' and ``Hatsutsuyama'' to the temple's chief priest, Osho Tsugen. Since then, it has been called Hitsujiyama Jokoji Temple. Before that, during the period of the Northern and Southern Courts, Masashige Kusunoki's vassal, Akiyuki Yaobetto, was at this temple and was said to have done much for the Southern Court. His grave still remains in the cemetery next to the main hall. The temple later fell into disrepair and was rebuilt, but the area became the center of the ``Osaka Natsu no Jin'' in 1615, and was once again involved in war. However, since this temple was owned by Ishinsuden, Tokugawa Ieyasu issued a sign saying, ``Do not destroy the temple,'' and strictly warned against the violence of the heartless soldiers, so the temple did not suffer any damage. did. During this battle, Todo Takatora is said to have changed the head of a vassal of Chosokabe in the hallway of this temple. The board of the hallway was raised to the ceiling board and still remains, but there are blood stains all over it, making it a sight to behold for visitors as the ``Jokoji Temple Blood Ceiling.'' The graves of the seven vassals of the Todo family who died in the battle are also lined up behind the main hall. (That's all from Jokoji's website) That's amazing! There is a lot of history here (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) Especially since I love Osaka Natsujin, I'm really excited ♡ (Original) 河内音頭の発祥地とも言われてる常光寺さん 常光寺の開創は古く、奈良時代の初め、聖武天皇の勅願で、行基菩薩が創建したと伝えられています。 平安時代中期の寛治二年（１０８８）には、白河法皇が参詣されたとのことです。 その頃は新堂寺と称されていましたが、室町時代の初め康応元年（１３８９）足利義満が、当寺の住職・通玄和尚に『常光寺』・『初日山』の扁額を奉納されこの時から初日山常光寺と呼ぶようになりました。 それより前、南北朝時代に、楠正成の家臣・八尾別当顕幸が、当寺にあって大いに南朝のために尽したそうです。その顕幸の墓は、現在も本堂横の墓地に残っています。 伽藍はその後荒廃し再建されましたが、この付近は、１６１５年『大坂夏の陣』の中心地となり、またもや戦乱に巻き込まれました。 しかし、この寺を以心崇伝が抱え寺としていてため、徳川家康が「寺を荒らすな」との制札を発して、心無い雑兵の乱暴を厳重に戒めたため、寺はなんの被害も受けませんでした。
この戦いで藤堂高虎は、当寺の廊下で長曽我部家臣の首改めをしたとのこと。その廊下の板は、そのまま天井板に上げ今も残っていますが、一面に血の跡がしみついており、『常光寺血天井』として来訪者の目を見張らせています。
そのとき討死した藤堂家家臣七一士の墓も、本堂後ろに並んでいます。 (以上。常光寺さんのHPより) すごいです！ここにはたくさんの歴史があります(((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) 特に大坂夏の陣が好きな私としては胸熱です♡

(Translated by Google) As you enter the local shopping street, you will see a large and magnificent Sanmon gate. It is a historic temple with a large site. It is said that Todo Takatora conducted head experiments at this temple during the Osaka Campaign. Since it is not a public temple, you cannot tour the bloody ceiling. I didn't know this at all, but there was a five-ring pagoda of Yao Betto in the back right of the main hall. Apparently, this person belonged to a family connected to Mitsunaka Tada and was a senior vassal of Masashige Kusunoki. I wasn't expecting to find a historical site related to the Southern Dynasty here, so I was very happy. It also seems to be the birthplace of Kawachi Ondo, and there is a monument on the grounds. (Original) 地元密着の商店街を少し入ると大きく立派な山門が見えてきます。大きな敷地の由緒あるお寺です。大阪の陣の際に藤堂高虎がこのお寺で首実験をしたそうです。公開寺院では無いので血天井の見学はできません。そして全く知らなかったのですが本堂右奥に八尾別当の五輪塔がありました。この人物、多田満仲に繋がる一族の方で楠木正成の重臣だったそう。ここで南朝に所縁かる史跡に出会えるとは思っておらず嬉しくなりました。また河内音頭発祥の地でもあるようで境内に記念碑がありました。

(Translated by Google) It is located right next to Kintetsu Yao Station. As many people have already written, this is a temple associated with the place where Todo Takatora's army and Chosokabe Morichika's army crossed swords during the Osaka Summer Siege. It is famous for that, but another thing that is famous is that it is the birthplace of Kawachi Ondo. In a normal year, everyone would have danced Kawachi Ondo here during the Uranbon party in August. Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus pandemic, it seems that it will not be held in 2022 when I visited here, and it was probably the same last year and the year before. I think it's a response to this, but it seems that they will be dancing Kawachi Ondo on YouTube. I have attached a photo, but I hope you can refer to the QRL. Even in the midst of an epidemic, it is a blessing to be able to perform a dance to quell people's grudges and regrets. (Original) 近鉄八尾駅からすぐの場所にあります。既に多くの方が書かれている通り、ここは大坂夏の陣で、藤堂高虎軍と長宗我部盛親軍が刃を交えた場所に関連するお寺です。それも有名なのですが、もう一つ有名なのが、河内音頭発祥の地であるということです。例年でしたら、８月の盂蘭盆会のおりに、ここで河内音頭を皆で踊るのかと思われます。生憎のコロナ禍で、私がここを訪れた２０２２年においては行われないようであり、おそらく昨年・一昨年もそうだったのでしょう。その対応ということなのだと思いますが、youtubeにて河内音頭を踊るそうです。写真を貼っておきましたが、そちらのQRLを参照してもらえればと思います。疫病の中でも、人々の怨念や無念を鎮める踊りをしていただけるとは、ありがたいことでございます。

(Translated by Google) The autumn leaves are so beautiful (Original) 紅葉がすごくきれい

Family-friendly mall in Yao City – Perfect for a day out with kids! Ario Yao is a fantastic, family-friendly shopping mall located just a short walk from Kintetsu Yao Station. If you’re looking for a place in Yao City to spend the day with kids, this is the perfect spot. The mall is spacious and easy to navigate with a stroller. It offers baby rooms, nursing areas, and clean diaper-changing facilities, which make it a great option for parents with babies or toddlers. There’s even a small kids’ play area to keep little ones entertained. There are plenty of stores catering to families—kids’ clothing shops, toy stores, and casual fashion outlets for adults. The food court and restaurants have family-friendly options, including kids’ meals and high chairs. One of the highlights is the TOHO Cinemas inside the mall, where you can catch the latest kids’ movies after a fun shopping trip or lunch. Everything is under one roof, making it convenient and enjoyable for families. If you’re searching for “family shopping in Yao,” “baby-friendly mall near Osaka,” or “things to do with kids in Yao City,” Ario Yao should definitely be on your list!

Nice Place… i actually like they’re baby room, a place where you can change diaper, breastfeed in a very private area. There is also a place where you can check your baby’s kilo and height. I can say it is a child friendly place. They have more restaurants and shops that you can enjoy.

Great shopping centre! It’s quite large and multi floor with loads of parking. Many good stores here and clean.

Nice mall for clothes, food too like most malls/department stores in Japan

One of our easy to go place.. everything is in here

😆🌠✨たくさんの好きなお店があり、行くと一度に用事が済ませます🙌😆🌠特にH.I.SさんとJTBさんは💯💮💕いつも懇切丁寧なご対応を頂き感謝しかありません🙇❤💯GUさん、下着のウイングさんも同じように丁寧で素晴らしいです😌💓ウイングさんはお店の方の細やかなアドバイスが最高😃⤴⤴です😌💓下着はここ🌠と決めています💛💛💛

Decent size shopping centre, departments for everything you could want. Akachan Honpo on 3rd floor in kids land is great for kids stuff!

Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane—the revered deity of learning—offers a rare moment of serenity within the fast-paced rhythm of the city. The moment you pass through its stone torii gate, the noise of the streets begins to fade, replaced by the stillness and gentle gravity unique to ancient shrines. Under the soft, overcast sky captured in your photos, the entrance feels even more solemn, inviting visitors to slow their steps. Inside the grounds, the space opens wide yet remains intimate. Buildings under restoration stand beside beautifully preserved wooden structures, creating a striking contrast between old and new—a reminder of how this shrine has quietly watched over Osaka for centuries. Footsteps on the sandy courtyard sound crisp in the cool air, adding to the meditative atmosphere that naturally draws you inward. The small sub-shrines, wooden gates, and traditional rooftops carry the charm of craftsmanship shaped by time. The purification pavilion and prayer hall feel welcoming, attracting visitors who come to seek blessings, express gratitude, or simply reconnect with themselves amid travel. The omamori you hold—a black charm adorned with gold, pink, and white plum blossoms—beautifully reflects the elegance of Tenmangu. It is more than a souvenir; it is a small piece of the shrine’s protection and warmth, carried back into everyday life. Overall, Osaka Tenmangu is a place where the heart naturally settles. Even with modern buildings rising just beyond its borders, the shrine maintains its own timeless rhythm. Whether you visit to pray for success, enjoy a quiet walk, take photos, or find a moment of peace during your journey, Osaka Tenmangu offers a gentle, enduring sense of calm that lingers long after you leave.

The shrine was gorgeous. A bit of repairing did slightly ruin its image, but not to worry. In summer months it gets very hot and very bright so maybe consider bringing a cap or some sunglasses. I’d also cover your shoulders if possible, knees didn’t seem so much of a problem. The smaller shrine near it is the centrepiece in my opinion though. Great for pictures under the line of Torii gates and also a quiet place to respite from the city life.

Beautiful place to visit and reflect! Dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane the god of learning and art, Osaka Tenmangu is a historic shrine that offers a serene atmosphere and hosting one of Japan's most spectacular festivals . It's a wonderful place to experience both the spiritual and local everyday life of Osaka

I was there on 25 July for the Tenjin Matsuri Festival. I saw the land and boat procession as well as the fireworks. The festival was super packed and overcrowded. The land procession was great. However, the boat procession was a disappointment: about 90% of the boats were tourists boats with people sitting there and drinking. The stalls were nice and the fireworks was good, but nothing really special. Leaving the venue was very difficult, as it was totally overcrowded. Overall, nice one-time experience.

The shrine is very crowded and traffic restriction is imposed during Tenjin Festival happening around end of July. Ceremonies, performances and parades are conducted around 3pm during the festival.

There was an interesting event happened. Man wearing traditional clothes on horse back doing archery. It was so cool and unexpected interested experience for me as a foreigner. The only thing was that the main hall was under maintenance and covered.

For now, you may want to skip this visit as they are undergoing some renovations. I hope to pop by when they completed the renovation. Locals still come by and do their prayers as per normal.

(Translated by Google) 2021/03/19 I visited Kawachi Saigoku Kannon sacred place. Although the precincts are not large, it is an old temple. The principal image here, ``Eleven-faced Kannon,'' is said to be ``Wandering Kannon.'' (Original) 2021/03/19河内西国観音霊場巡りで参拝させていただきました。境内は広くありませんが古刹です。ここの、本尊『十一面観音』は『さすらいの観音』だそうです。

(Translated by Google) 2018/10/20 Visit Kawachi Saigoku sacred place second temple It is said that the Kannon statue that is said to have existed at Kyuho-ji Temple, which gave its name to Kyuho-ji Temple, is enshrined here. However, the precincts are small and narrow, so there's not much to see, and the main hall is also closed, so the entire time it takes is just reading sutras and exchanging red seals, which makes it a bit disappointing. There are several parking spaces available. Directly across the street is the Yao City Machinami Center, a small museum of Kyuhoji Temple, where I was able to get a lot of information. You can use this center for restrooms and breaks. (Original) 2018/10/20参拝 河内西国霊場 二番札所 久宝寺の地名となった久宝寺にあったと言われる観音さんが安置されていると言う。 ただ、境内は小さく狭いので取り立て見るものもなく、本堂も閉ざされている為、所要時間として丸々読経と朱印のやりとりのみと、やや残念な感じになってしまいます。駐車場は数台停める場所あります。 真向かいに八尾市まちなみセンターなる久宝寺の小さな資料館があり、そちらでいろいろ情報を伺う事が出来ました。トイレや休憩はこちらのセンターが利用できます。

(Translated by Google) [Nenbutsuji Temple] This temple is called Ryukozan Kongojoin Nenbutsuji and belongs to the Yutsu Nenbutsu sect. It was founded by Panryu Shonin in the 8th month of Karaki, 1341. The main hall is the oldest temple in the sect, with the remains of the priest Chuko Shonin Homei of the Yuzu Nenbutsu sect in Rakukei. This temple is a branch of Kuho-ji Temple built by Prince Shotoku, and it is said that it flourished as a Nenbutsu Kanjin shrine before the holy monk Banryu decided to build the main hall in the current area. It also enshrines Fudoson, an eleven-faced Kannon Bodhisattva said to have been created by Prince Shotoku. It is also the second temple of Kawachi Saigoku sacred place. Location: 3-4-25 Kuhoji, Yao City Access: Approximately 5 minutes walk from JR Kuhoji Station. There is a ``Fureaikan'' across the road. The surrounding old town of Jinaimachi is a tourist spot. (Original) 【念佛寺】（ねんぶつじ） 当寺は龍興山金剛乘院念佛寺と云い、融通念仏宗に属します。暦応四年、(一三四一)辛己八月、盤龍上人によって創建されました。　本堂は落慶に融通念仏宗の中興上人法明和尚の霊跡があり、宗門きっての古刹です。この寺院は聖徳太子の建立した久宝寺の末院で、念佛勧進聖堂場として栄えていたのをのち、聖僧の盤龍が今の地域に定めて本堂を建てたと伝えられています。聖徳太子作と伝わる十一面観音菩薩・不動尊もお祀りしています。また、河内西国霊場第二番札所でもあります。 所在地 ：八尾市久宝寺3丁目4－25 アクセス： JR「久宝寺」駅から徒歩約5分。道を挟んで向かいに「ふれあい館」があります。周辺の古い町並みの寺内町は観光スポットです。

(Translated by Google) It is a temple of the Yutsunen Buddhist sect. (Original) 融通念佛宗のお寺です

(Translated by Google) It is located in an industrial park-like location a few minutes walk from Yao-minami Station, the last stop on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line. Although it is called a museum, there are almost no exhibits, the first floor is for sale and the second floor is an experience corner. Even though it's on sale, the konpeito itself is not something that can be bought anywhere else, so I thought that was all there was to it after a quick look, but the only thing that caught my eye was ``Japan's largest konpeito''. However, compared to the small size items we usually see, the shape was rough and we could not say that it was beautiful just by looking at it. However, on the contrary, it also seemed to be a silent message that increasing the size is difficult, and that was the part that left the biggest impression on me. (Original) 大阪メトロ谷町線の終点・八尾南駅から徒歩数分の工業団地的な場所にあります。 ミュージアムとはいいますが展示はほとんどなく、1階が販売で2階が体験コーナーでした。 販売とはいっても金平糖自体はここでしか買えない物ではないので、ざっと見たら終わりかなくらいに思っていたら、唯一目を引いたのが「日本一大きなコンペイトウ」 ただ普段見る小さいサイズの物と比べて、形は荒く見た目だけだと美しいとは言えない品物でした。 ただ逆にそれが、大型化は難しいという無言のメッセージにも見えて、いちばん印象に残った部分でした。

(Translated by Google) We visited on a weekday. Reservations are required, but they went smoothly. We received emails with important information at the time of booking and the day before. You must arrive 15 minutes before your reservation to decide on the color and flavor of the candy konpeito. We brought along our 1-year-old and 3-year-old children. Since it was a weekday, the candy konpeito making experience was just us and the children, with one-on-one instruction from the staff. I had to hold my younger child the whole time, but with the staff's support, my older child was able to make the candy almost by himself. We even had a chance to taste the candy along the way, so my child didn't get bored and was able to enjoy the experience for about an hour. He seemed to have a lot of fun making it by himself. (Original) 平日に伺いました。事前予約制ですが、予約もすんりできました。予約時と前日に注意事項などのメールがきました。予約の15分前に行って、こんぺいとうの色や味を決める作業があります。1歳3歳を連れて参加しました。こんぺいとう作り体験は、平日ということもあり私たち親子だけで、係の方がマンツーマンで指導してくださいました。下の子をずっと抱っこしての参加だったのですが、上の子が係の方にしっかりサポートしてもらってほぼ1人で作る事ができました。途中、味見などもあり、子どもが飽きずに小一時間体験する事ができました。1人で作れたこともとても楽しかったようです。

(Translated by Google) I went because I had a reservation. My daughters participated. Although it's called a museum, it's more like a shop that sells konpeito, so we didn't have to wait long while my daughters were trying out the experience, so we just killed time at a nearby coffee shop. I was told that there was no place to wait. My daughters said it was good, so I guess they enjoyed it. I was able to make a reservation so I went. My daughters joined us. Although it's called a museum, it's more like a shop selling confetti, so there wasn't much to wait while my daughters were experiencing it, so we killed time at a nearby coffee shop. They explained that there was nowhere to wait. My daughters said it was great, so they must have enjoyed themselves. (Original) 予約が取れたので行ってきました。 娘たちが参加。ミュージアムと言っても、金平糖を販売するショップみたいなもので、娘たちが体験している間に待つほどでもなく、近くの喫茶店で時間つぶしをしてました。 「待つところが無いので」と説明してもらったので。 娘たちは良かったよって言ってたので楽しめたのでしょう。 I was able to make a reservation so I went. My daughters joined us. Although it's called a museum, it's more like a shop selling confetti, so there wasn't much to wait while my daughters were experiencing it, so we killed time at a nearby coffee shop. They explained that there was nowhere to wait. My daughters said it was great, so they must have enjoyed themselves.

(Translated by Google) I went in the evening, but it wasn't very busy. Honestly, the konpeito candy is good and comes in a variety of flavors, but it's expensive. I think the experience cost over 2,000 yen. (Original) 夕方にいったがあまり賑わっていない。 正直、金平糖は味がいっぱいあってよいが値段が高い、体験は2000円以上だったと思う

(Translated by Google) I think kids will have fun choosing and making their own. Adults were able to learn the secrets of konpeito from the staff's stories, so it was well worth the money. Thank you so much for all the samples. You'll get thirsty from all the samples along the way, so it's a good idea to bring something to drink. (Original) 子供は選んだり作るのが楽しいと思います。 大人はスタッフのこんぺいとう話でこんぺいとうの秘密を知ることができ十分コスパ的にも満足です。 試食もたくさんありがとうございました。 約１時間ほどの滞在で途中の試食で喉が渇くので 飲むものを持参するといいと思います。

(Translated by Google) Because of the rain, I was looking for a place to play indoors and found it. Work experience at Konpeito factory. Adults can also enjoy it, as they can learn about the history and ins and outs of making konpeito through DVDs and fun conversations. My pre-school child was a little bored while listening to the explanation, but he actually enjoyed putting the Konpeito into the pot and working with his hands. When making konpeito, choose the color and flavor yourself. We were able to enjoy sampling different kinds of Konpeito such as coffee flavor, wine flavor, etc., and we had a good time playing around for about two hours. (Original) 雨のため、室内で遊べるところを探していたところ見つけました。こんぺいとう工場の職業体験。DVDや、楽しい会話でこんぺいとう作りのあれこれや歴史を知れるので大人も楽しめる。未就学の我が子は説明を聞く間はすこし退屈していたものの、じっさいに釜にこんぺいとうを入れたり手を動かすことは楽しめていた。こんぺいとう作りは自分で色と味を選ぶ。コーヒー味、ワイン味、など変わり種のこんぺいとうの試食を楽しめて二時間弱しっかり遊べました。

(Translated by Google) ``Konpeitou Museum'' where you can experience making konpeito by hand Learn about the history of konpeito and experience making it yourself This is an experiential museum that both adults and children can enjoy. There are currently Yao Museum and Sakai Petit Museum in Osaka. Yao Museum is for groups of 10 or more people. Sakai Petit Museum is available for individuals of 3 or more. This time I visited "Konpeito Museum Yao". This is a konpeito handmade experience for 10 people. Handmade experience + watching videos about manufacturing process and history 1,300 yen (2 years old and over) (650 yen for caregiver) Acceptance from 10 people (reservation required) Comes with a one-of-a-kind ``My Konpeito'' souvenir in the world. You can also sample freshly made caramel and various types of confetti. The only place where you can tour the factory on the first floor is "Konpeito Museum Yao." It is not operational on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. A lot of konpeito are sold on the first floor. We have multilingual staff, including Belarusian, We are available in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Russian. (Original) 金平糖の手作り体験ができる「コンペイトウミュージアム」は 金平糖の歴史が学べ、実際に手作り体験ができる 大人も子供も楽しめる体験型ミュージアムです。 大阪には現在八尾ミュージアム、堺プチミュージアムがあり、 八尾ミュージアムは10名以上の団体向け、 堺プチミュージアムが3名以上の個人向けになっています。 今回伺ったのは「コンペイトウミュージアムやお」。 10名分の金平糖手作り体験です。 手作り体験＋製造工程や歴史のビデオ視聴 1,300円（2歳以上）（介助者様は650円）10名より受付（要予約） 世界でたったひとつの「マイ金平糖」のお土産付き。 出来立てのカラメル、様々な金平糖の試食もできます。 1階の工場見学ができるのは「コンペイトウミュージアムやお」のみ。 土日祝は稼働していません。1階には沢山の金平糖が売られています。 多言語話せるスタッフがいらっしゃり、ベラルーシ語、 日本語、英語、中国語、ロシア語での対応可能です。

30 min all you can eat "Akihime" brand strawberries. Very love the strawberries, they are juicy and sweet, and fresher than those sold in the market!! we came at 12 (the earliest schedule is 10), but we still could find lots of delicious strawberries even there were some visitors too. Recommended place to experience strawberry picking 🍓 by the way, the 30 mins provided is enough to enjoy the strawberries. you will feel your stomach very full due to continuously eating 😂

¥1700/head for half hour, free to pick(not take away), suggest to make reservation via online before. Very full book in weekend. Day off on Mon and Tue. Good quality strawberry! Takes 15 mins walk from Subway.

I’ve been here twice and it’s always such a great experience 🍓 I strawberry love it here! The walk to the farm is enjoyable and the people are very nice here too ❤️

The host greeted us with a warm welcome. The strawberry tasted so good with out having with milk or chocolate cream.

Disgusting behavior never want to go there

(Translated by Google) A popular strawberry picking shop in Yao, which is easily accessible and about a 10-minute walk from the nearest Kintetsu Onchi Station. I was nearby so I stopped by. There is no parking lot, but you will be directed to a nearby paid parking lot in Oyuba. A short walk from the Oyuba parking lot. The strawberry picking → Oyuba course is also good. There are many people waiting both inside and in front of the house. The prices for strawberry picking are reasonable. I didn't go strawberry picking because it was popular, but I went to the direct sales store. Strawberries for direct sale were on the desk in front of the house. This strawberry is Akihime. 1 pack of 300g costs ¥750. The pack I purchased has smaller grains, but it seems to be a slightly larger version. It contained about 320g. It was a little watery and had a weak taste, but it was good for smoothies. Is it better to buy large strawberries? They also sold large strawberries in cosmetic cases for gifts. It also supports various cashless payment methods. (Original) 最寄りの近鉄恩知駅から徒歩10分程の駅近にある、アクセスの良い八尾で人気のいちご狩り屋さん。 近くに来たので寄ってみましたー 駐車場はありませんが、近くのおゆばの有料駐車場を案内されてます。 おゆばの駐車場からは徒歩すぐ。 いちご狩り→おゆばコースもいいですね。 ハウスの中も前で待つ人も沢山です。 いちご狩りのお値段は良心的。 人気の為いちご狩りはしませんでしたが、直売所へ。 直売用のいちごはハウス前の机の上にありました。 こちらのいちごは章姫です。 300gの1パック¥750。 購入したパックは、粒は小さいですがちょっとだけ増量バージョンだそう。 320gくらい入ってました。 少し水っぽく味は薄めでしたが、スムージーに良さげです。 大きいいちごを買った方が良さげかな? 贈答用の化粧ケースに入った大粒いちごも売ってましたー 各種キャッシュレスにも対応です。

(Translated by Google) Located in Onchi. I went there to experience strawberry picking. You can enjoy plenty of fresh, sweet strawberries in our spacious farm. Many types of strawberries are grown during the season, with ``Akihime'' and ``Benihoppe'' being particularly popular. The balance of sweetness and sourness is exquisite, and you can enjoy comparing them 🍰 Admission is by reservation and there is a time limit, but you will be satisfied as you will be able to eat your fill within the time limit. Another great feature is that you can eat the strawberries you harvest on the spot. There is also a shop inside the farm where strawberries are sold, making them perfect as souvenirs. (Original) 恩智にあります。イチゴ狩り体験で行きました。広々とした農園では、新鮮で甘いイチゴをたっぷりと楽しむことができます。 シーズン中はたくさんの種類のイチゴが栽培されており、特に「章姫」や「紅ほっぺ」などが人気です。 甘さと酸味のバランスが絶妙で、食べ比べを楽しむことができます🍰 入園は予約制で時間制限がありますが、制限時間内でおなかいっぱい食べられるので満足出来ます。 収穫したイチゴはその場で食べることができるのも嬉しいポイントですね✨ 農園内には売店もあり、イチゴが販売されていますので、お土産にもぴったりです。

(Translated by Google) A temple of the Honganji sect of the Jodo Shinshu sect. Read as hotsuganji. I wasn't able to go inside so I don't know the details. (Original) 浄土真宗本願寺派のお寺。 ほつがんじと読む。 中に入れなかったので詳細不明。

(Translated by Google) It is a Jodo Shinshu temple. (Original) 浄土真宗のお寺です

(Translated by Google) It's a small park, a quiet, relaxing place to rest, and a nice place with play equipment. (Original) 小さな公園で、静かで、落ち着く休めるし、遊び道具のあるいい場所ですね。

(Translated by Google) There is a supermarket next to it, so I often let them play while I shop. (Original) スーパーが横にあり、買い物をしてる間よく遊ばせます。

(Translated by Google) This park is located near a main street, so there is a lot of foot traffic. (Original) この公園は、大通りの近くにあるため、人通りが多いです。

(Translated by Google) This is the grave of the strongest Sengoku warlord, located on the grounds of Saiwaimachi 6-chome Park. (Original) 幸町6丁目公園敷地内にある 最強の戦国武将のお墓です｡