Seven Slopes & Ancient Temples
Descend the slopes from Ikukunitama Shrine to Oe Shrine, Kiyomizu-dera and Shitennoji through a quiet temple town.
- Duration
- Not measured
- Distance
- Not measured
- Stops
- 6
- 1Ikukunitama ShrinePlaceholder imageIkukunitama ShrineAffectionately called “Ikutama-san,” a shrine with ancient origins.Open in Google Maps ↗
- 2Tennoji Seven SlopesPlaceholder imageTennoji Seven SlopesSeven slopes on the western edge of the Uemachi Plateau, lined with temples and stone paving.Open in Google Maps ↗
- 3Oe ShrinePlaceholder imageOe ShrineA hilltop shrine in Yuhigaoka guarded by tigers instead of the usual lion-dogs.Open in Google Maps ↗
- 4Kiyomizu-dera (Tennoji)Placeholder imageKiyomizu-dera (Tennoji)A temple on the Uemachi Plateau with a wooden stage modeled on Kyoto's Kiyomizu-dera.Open in Google Maps ↗
- 5Tamade FallsPlaceholder imageTamade FallsA small waterfall in Kiyomizu-dera, said to be the only natural waterfall in Osaka City.Open in Google Maps ↗
- 6Shitennoji TemplePlaceholder imageShitennoji TempleOne of Japan's oldest temples, said to have been founded by Prince Shotoku.Open in Google Maps ↗