It is one of the oldest shrines in Japan with a history of nearly 2,000 years. It enshrines the three gods of the sea and the building is designated as a Japanese national treasure. It is also one of the birthplaces of Osaka Bay. The history of Osaka will be explained using an old map while walking around the shrine grounds.

From the bridge, the view toward Tennoji and the Ikoma Mountains in the background is excellent. Enjoy the descent of the three-stage loop bridge. It is also a great place to take pictures. With a central span of 305 m and a length of 2.4 km, the bridge was the longest arch bridge in Japan at the time of its completion and the 14th largest in the world.

We pass through the factory district used in Ridley Scott's film Black Rain, which is filmed in Osaka and New York City.

A ferry operated by Osaka City and used only by locals. It is a very short boat trip, about one minute, for bicycles and pedestrians only.

Take a break. For vegetarian people have lunch at Sweden food market of IKEA.

The bridge is located almost in the middle of the bay area and offers a 360-degree view of the entire Osaka city area. A bridge that allows ships to pass through a channel with a height of 47m above the water surface and a width of 100m at the mouth of the Shirinashi River. Both ends of the bridge have a steep slope of 6.9%, and it is also known for the beautiful night view of Osaka city from the top of the bridge.

Eat lunch at Japanese diner.Passing the aquarium（Kaiyukan), Ferris wheel and Tadao Ando architecture, we will take a break at Tempozan. It is famous for cherry blossoms in the spring time.The highway over the Aji River is also magnificent. USJ is on the other side of the river. Tenpouzan was created by dredging the Aji River from 1831 for the purpose of preventing flooding and making it easier for large ships to enter the city.

Three expressways intersect and subway tracks intersect. It is a very photogenic place and the intricate pier architecture is amazing

Old style Japanese arcade shopping center.

A ferry operated by Osaka City and used only by locals. It is a very short boat trip, about one minute, for bicycles and pedestrians only.

Bicycle road is very steep.you can take ferry to across the river instead.

Cross the Kizu River, which connects to Dotonbori.It is the most unique bridge in Osaka. It is nicknamed "Megane-bashi" (glasses bridge) by the locals because its shape resembles a pair of glasses.Photo spot.The loop bridge with three levels for both entrances and exits makes you feel like you are on a roller coaster. The view of Osaka beyond the canal is spectacular.