Temmabashi · Kyobashi · Moriguchi Area
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1Keihan City Mall
An urban shopping mall directly connected to Temmabashi Station. It is a convenient and casual mall that offers everything from groceries, fashion items, variety goods, books, and home appliances in one compact building. Facing the Okawa River, which symbolizes the water capital Osaka, the mall features restaurants and a rooftop garden overlooking the river.
Getting there
Directly connected to Temmabashi Station on Keihan Railway and the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line.
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2PANANTE KEIHAN Temmabashi
A restaurant and store area located in front of the Temmabashi Station ticket gates. There is an Italian restaurant with a view of the river, as well as a wide variety of meals including hamburgers, udon and ramen noodles, and Chinese and Japanese food.
Getting there
Directly connected to Temmabashi Station on Keihan Railway. Right next to Temmabashi Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line.
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3Keihan Mall
A “mall that can satisfy you with a 30-minute visit,” directly connected to Kyobashi Station. It is a convenient shopping mall for both locals and tourists, where everything from cosmetics to groceries can be easily purchased.
Getting there
Directly connected to Kyobashi Station on Keihan Railway. Right next to Kyobashi Station on JR and the Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line.
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4K-buratto
Particularly popular among young women, the shopping street was created by renovating the area under the elevated railway tracks. It is an “evolving street” where tenant turnover is active, so that it always has a fresh appeal.
Getting there
Right next to Kyobashi Station on Keihan Railway, JR, and the Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line.
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5KiKi Kyobashi
A commercial facility developed to promote culture, in keeping with the Kyobashi district, which retains many elements of Osaka’s character. The fifth floor is a theater space, while the first through fourth floors are mainly stores related to “food,” which is the symbol of Osaka.
Getting there
Right next to Kyobashi Station on Keihan Railway, JR, and the Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line.
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6L Kyobashi
Kyobashi is the eastern gateway to Osaka. At the entrance to this area is El Kyobashi, a dining street where restaurants are lined up under the elevated Keihan railway tracks and where sophisticated adults gather night after night for bar-hopping.
Getting there
Right next to Kyobashi Station on Keihan Railway, JR, and the Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line.
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7Keihan Moriguchi Department Store
It is a department store loved by the locals and offers a wide range of products from groceries to fashion items and cosmetics. A great place to buy trip souvenirs! *Tax-free shopping available
Nearest tourist attractions
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AThe Osaka Castle DonjonOsaka Castle has a great symbolic presence is Osaka. It is counted as one of the three great castles of Japan, along with Himeji and Kumamoto castles.
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BAqua Liner Okawa River Sakura CruiseCherry trees line the banks of the Okawa River and are at their best around April each year. Visitors can enjoy the cherry blossoms while cruising on the water bus Aqua Liner.
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COsaka Tenmangu ShrineThe shrine is popularly called "Tenma-no-Tenjin-san" as it is dedicated to Tenjin, the deity of academics and the arts.
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DOsaka City Central Public HallThe Osaka Central Public Hall is a contemporary building located in Nakanoshima, surrounded by lush greenery and water. The hall's unique red brick exterior makes it a distinctive structure and an iconic symbol of Osaka City, in addition to the Osaka Castle tower.
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EKaiyodo Hobby LandKaiyodo Hobby Land is a museum with many valuable models on display. Visitors can see giant dinosaur replica heads, plastic models, 3D anime characters and animals, miniatures, and more.
Hirakata · Kuzuha Area
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8New commercial facility coming soon!
A commercial facility with about 90 stores, including restaurants and clothing stores, is scheduled to open later this year. It will also house the first “Tondemi” indoor adventure park in Kansai and one of the largest cosmetics shopping areas along the Keihan Railway lines, with about 50 brands from Japan and abroad. This is a must stop for tourists, offering both activities and shopping, halfway between Kyoto and Osaka.
Getting there
Directly connected to Hirakatashi Station on Keihan Electric Railway.
Opening date
2024 summer or later
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9Kuzuha Mall
A mall for sophisticated people, offering a full lineup of products from quality-conscious, urban-oriented fashion and interior items to amusement facilities. With the Keihan Railway’s museum zone SANZEN-HIROBA also located there, this facility serves as the flagship of the Keihan Group.
Nearest tourist attractions
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FNaritasan FudosonIt is particularly popular for offering prayers for traffic safety, as it was the first temple in Japan to build a prayer hall dedicated to traffic safety.
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GHirakata ParkHirakata Park is an amusement park located just outside Hirakata-koen Station. Visitors can enjoy swimming pools in summer, nighttime illumination in autumn and winter, outdoor skating and snow play in winter, and a rose garden in spring and autumn.
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HHoshi no Buranko BridgeHoshi no Buranko Bridge is a suspended wooden bridge with a height of up to 180 m above sea level, a total length of 280 m, and a maximum height of up to 50 m above ground level, making it one of the largest pedestrian suspension bridges in the country.
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IIwashimizu Hachimangu ShrineBuilt at the beginning of the Heian period to protect the south-western gate, the shrine was held in high regard together with the Enryaku-ji Temple that was built to protect the north-eastern gate.
Kyoto Area
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10GOOD NATURE STATION
Organic foods and cosmetics made exclusively from natural ingredients are available. It is a place where one can encounter a new lifestyle of “taking in healthy and good things in one's own way, while enjoying them, rather than holding something back.”
Getting there
Five-minute walk from Gion-shijo Station on Keihan Railway. Two-minute walk from Kyoto-kawaramachi Station on Hankyu Railway.
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11KYOTO TOWER SANDO
A place to enjoy the food, shopping, and experiences of Kyoto. In addition to a food hall with popular local restaurants, there is a market floor with Kyoto souvenirs and cafes, and a workshop floor where visitors can make Japanese sweets or sushi, paint on dishes or other items, and wear rental kimonos. *Tax-free shopping available.
Getting there
Right next to JR Kyoto Station (directly connected by underground passage).
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Nearest tourist attractions
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JTofuku-ji TempleWhen the subject of famous places in Kyoto for autumnal leaves is brought up, Tofuku-ji Temple is the first name that comes to mind.
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KKiyomizu-dera TempleA UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main building, generally referred to as the "Kiyomizu stage," was rebuilt in 1633.
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LShirakawa River in GionThis is a typical Kyoto scenic spot with its rows of machiya (townhouses), the Shirakawa River that flows by and the cobblestone streets.
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MHanami-koji StreetThe Gion area is filled with teahouses and restaurants built in the machiya style.
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NYasaka-jinja ShrineAccording to tradition, Yasaka-jinja Shrine was built in the year 656, about 150 years before Kyoto became Japan's capital.
Other recommended Kyoto tourist attractions
Station stores
MOYORI ICHI
The in-station food market “Moyori-ichi” stores are located mainly along the Keihan Railway lines. Visitors can easily purchase freshly-prepared boxed lunches and sushi, homemade breads, and sweets made with the finest ingredients. Products suitable for souvenirs are also available.
SWEETS BOX
The specialty sweets store, designed with the image of an “in-station sweets box,” offers a weekly selection of famous brands and high-profile stores from all over Japan.