Hozenji Yokocho (Alley With Traditional Shops And Restos)

Near Shinsaibashi, this is the street where Fashan Temple is located, connecting the business district and a quiet area here. It feels like suddenly it has come from the excitement to the clean, the block is very narrow, and the temple brand is obvious.

Near Dotonbori, a stone road, more than 60 restaurants are scattered in the alleys full of Edo style. Although the alleys are less than 100 meters away, there are dozens of small restaurants, taverns and cafes. Deep in the alley there is a Fashan Temple that worships the dripping water, and people pour water on it to pray for blessings, so that the statue of God is covered with moss.

Fashan Temple Hengding is also a very famous place here. It is a very inconspicuous day in the alley, just behind Dotonbori. It is also a very good experience to stroll around in happiness. It is still very special.

Fashan Temple alley is a section of stone road near Dayton Horn. More than 60 restaurants are scattered in the alley full of Edo style. Lanterns and slabs hanging from the storefronts on both sides of the street form a beautiful scenery line. Deep in the lane, there is also a fashan temple with immovable dripping water. Interested friends can visit it. There are more than 60 restaurants in the restaurant. Only here can the authentic couple Shan'ao Red Bean Soup be eaten. It is suggested to have dinner in the evening and also experience the unique Osaka ancient culture.

You can enjoy gourmet food with many restaurants

The fashan temple, hengding (alley), is said to have developed from a stall in the fashan temple of jintu zong, Tianlongshan, where you can feel the unique taste of Osaka. From Meiji to the early days of Showa, it was the golden age of Quyichang Hongmei Pavilion and Kanazawa Pavilion, and tourists who came to listen to the "falling language" (single cross talk) were endless. Now about 80m long and 3m wide slate paths on both sides, bars, tea shops, small restaurants and other nearly 60 small shops are scaled up, every evening, people after work appear, until late at night pedestrians are still constantly. The statue of the immobile king in the middle of the alley is nicknamed "the water can not hang the king", because for years and years, he was come to pray for business prosperity, love, health and safety, etc. to pour water on the visitors, and his whole body was full of moss. As a place representing the southern Osaka city of MINAMI, along with Dotonbori, it is frequently appeared in many novels, movies and songs.

Hengding of Fashan Temple is the alley of Fashan Temple. We went in the evening. It was very lively. Legend has it that it developed from a stall in Fashan Temple, Tianlong Mountain, Pure Land Zone, where there is a strong Osaka flavor. There are a lot of performances here. Obviously we can't understand them, but it's still a good place to experience local customs and customs. I like it here very much.