A tumbler full of Bodhidharma praying for victory

With a history of more than 1,300 years, this place is famous for praying for good luck. In addition, the temple is full of cute Daruma tumblers of various sizes, which is quite unique. The four seasons scenery in the temple is also quite changeable, including cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, etc. Flowers, red maples, and snowy scenery are all brilliant in their respective seasons. "Katsuoji Temple" located in Minoh City, Osaka, is famous for the "Daruma Daruma" scattered throughout the territory. It is also revered as a temple to pray for victory and good luck. This time we will introduce the history of Katsuoji Temple It is very effective in praying for success and victory. It is not only a place that many businessmen and students like to visit. Katsuoji Temple also has various types of tamori, of course the most popular one is the "Katsuo tamori", which has the most basic style and also has a small roly-poly design. Others include academic, safety, traffic safety, etc. There are so many Daruma tumblers in Katsuoji Temple, all of which come from the prayers of pilgrims. Everyone can choose a tumbler that is destined to them at the "granting place" (granting place) in the temple. Write the goals you want to accomplish this year on the back of the tumbler. Visiting time] Weekdays 08:00～17:00 Saturday 08:00～18:00 Sundays and national holidays 08:00～17:00 Acceptance until 30 minutes before closing time [Fee for visiting the shrine] Adults and high school students and above: 500 yen Junior high school students and elementary school students: 400 yen Children who are not yet in school: 100 yen Children under 2 years old: free How to get to Katsuoji Temple in Osaka? If you are departing from Osaka, you can take the Hankyu Electric Railway Kitasenri Line to the terminal station "Kitasenri Station" and change to bus No. 29 at stop number 5 (Awaigachi Line 29 System [Limited Express] Nozomigaoka 4-chome direction). Get off at Katsuoji Station. # OsakaAttractions# OsakaFree Travel # OsakaTemple #JapanTravel