Location: Moriguchi
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Moriguchi in Japan, from Asia region, is best know for Neighborhoods. Discover best things to do in Moriguchi with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Moriguchi
1. Dotonbori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
The heart of Osaka nightlife, this area is filled with Theaters, restaurants, cafes, bars, arcades and nightclubs.
2. Panasonic Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By James M
Panasonic Electric Museum (Konosuke Matsushita Museum)
Its hard to imagine that Mr. Matsushita at the age of 22 way back then started this major global company.
As a child growing up in the 70’s & 80’s I was heavily influenced by Japanese electronic companies and was always fascinated by their hierarchy and global domination.
This museum will appeal to anyone who is interested in the detailed history and management of Japanese companies. I thoroughly enjoyed walking through this museum looking at some of very first products that were made in the early 19th century all the way through to the modern day.
There are audio-visuals to interact with, technical books on products and incredible amount of electronic and electrical devices on display.
The museum is not huge, but one hour or so will cover most things.
If you are interested in modern electronics, I can recommend the Panasonic showroom in Osaka (Umeda) Grand Front Building.
3. Keihan Department Moriguchi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By YatriForever - Chennai
This is right across Hotel Agora Moriguchi, one can walk across to this store through the overbridge. I found the basement section , B1 to be the most useful for me as I was looking for souvenirs. There were plenty of options. Different levels of the store closes at different times; I was here on a Sunday evening. The basement/bakery section was open till 9pm. The checkout is localized to each section within the same floor area, hence you have to carry forward the stuff with if you are hopping the levels. The prices seemed reasonable. Overall, a nice experience and good place for tourists to shop.
4. Asahi Breweries Suita Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By cfinn16 - London, United Kingdom
Genuinely interesting tour with free audio guides. Really fascinating seeing the beer and bottling/canning process. The 3 free beers are great too - and they give you snacks!! Great fun and most definitely recommend it.
You have to reserve a place - we did it on the day and it was fine. When you get to Suita station turn left out of the gates and then head straight to the main road (you'll see the factory on your left). Turn left again and the entrance is quite far down on the left.
Enjoy!
5. Morii Shrine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By kiyo0523
京阪電車は土居駅北側にある古い神社です。商店街を通るとその商店街に面して建っています。
スサナギ、賀茂別雷などが祀られている、とても由緒のある神社です。
6. Nanshuji Temple
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By mimo38
都会の真ん中にこんなに立派なお寺があるので、びっくりしました。京街道筋にあり、お寺の前に道標が建っています。ぐるりと囲んだ塀や、塀の角には櫓のようなものもあり、セキュリティ上も明治天皇のご宿泊所として、適していたのかも、と想像しました。
7. Satatenjingu Main Shrine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By yodogr
守口の中心から少し離れたところにある天神様。電車だと京阪バスに乗り換えて佐太天神前で降り更に徒歩という、ある意味行くのに大変な場所。しかしながら京都の神社や寺のような立派な本殿や、西宮戎から勧請したらしい本家のえべっさんもいらっしゃることから、この地域では大規模なお寺さんという感じでした。
8. Seisen-ji Temple
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By mimo38
堂々としたとても立派なお寺です。明治維新の際、大久保利通は大坂遷都を考え、明治天皇の大坂行幸を行いました。その時に賢所を置いたのがこのお寺です。宿泊所はすぐ近くの難宗寺に置かれたそうで、幕末・明治維新の歴史を身近に感じ取ることができます。
9. Kobaiji Temple
10. Kids Plaza Osaka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 285 reviews
This is a very interesting museum for children and it is the best way for travelers with children in Osaka. There are many educational and playful exhibits and activities for children. The Kids Town designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser,an Austrian architect, is through the 4th floor and the 5th floor.
Reviewed By melb3056 - Melbourne, Australia
Had a blast with our 4 year old! It is massive and lots of different activities for all senses, technology, music, culture etc... role playing was a big hit, pretending to work at the supermarket, hairdresser, postwoman etc... staff was lovely as well.
We went on a Tuesday, would strongly suggest to avoid weekends, there was barely anyone during the week. Way cheaper than Kidzania and not as crowded. We stayed 4 hours.
Would def go back until she is 7/8 years old.
