Sumiyoshi bakery and shrine in Osaka

Besides eating delicious food, Visiting the local historical buildings is also a must-see. Sumiyoshi just achieved these two goals. There are delicious restaurants and shrines to visit. #兎茶や in Sumiyoshi Park where you can bake your own dango 🍡 🍡Turnip tea set (JPY 1480) This is the most popular one, with two skewers of dango that can be grilled and 3 flavors of dango of your choice, and it comes with a cup of hot tea and bracken cake. Put the dumplings on the charcoal stove, lock them in place without holding them, and then adjust them to the degree you want them baked. After baking, dip it in black honey and soybean powder. It has a soft and glutinous texture but is not sticky, and becomes more fragrant the more you chew it. The dango flavors of your choice include the autumn-exclusive purple taro, pear, and the permanent matcha filling. I like the refreshing and non-greasy sweetness of pears the most. The purple taro and matcha are also very rich. After dining at Sumiyoshi Park, It takes about 3 minutes on foot to reach Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine. Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine is one of the oldest Shinto shrines in Japan. It is also the headquarters of many Sumiyoshi Shrines across Japan. During the visit, I discovered that Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine has a deep connection with rabbits. You can also buy rabbit-shaped amulets🐇 And on the day of the visit, it happened to be the Shichi-Five-Three Prayer for the healthy growth of children. . . Tuchaya 📍Address: 1-13, Hamaguchi-Higashi, Suminoe-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Sumiyoshi Park, Shiokake Yokocho ⏰Business hours: 11:00 - 20:00 / Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00 Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine 📍Address: 2-9-89 Sumiyoshi, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture #11goodplace2024 #usj