Osaka Transportation Guide｜Must-Visit Attractions with the One-Day Metro Pass

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The Osaka Metro One-Day Pass (Osaka Metro Enjoy Eco Card, 820 yen on weekdays, 620 yen on holidays) offers unlimited rides on all metro lines and most city buses (excluding specific routes like USJ), and provides discounts at about 30 attractions. Here are selected must-visit spots and transportation tips to help you explore Osaka!

Dotonbori
Take the Midosuji Line to "Namba Station," then walk 5 minutes. The one-day pass offers discounts on boat rides. Stroll along the canal at night and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of neon lights and food streets.

Kuromon Market
Take the Sakaisuji Line to "Nipponbashi Station," then walk 5 minutes. The one-day pass offers discounts at some eateries. Taste fresh seafood and authentic Osaka snacks, experiencing the charm of the "Kitchen of Osaka."

Shitennoji Temple
Take the Tanimachi Line to "Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka Station," then walk 5 minutes. The one-day pass offers discounts on admission. Visit Japan’s oldest Buddhist temple, admire the five-story pagoda, and enjoy the tranquil gardens.

Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street
Take the Midosuji Line to "Shinsaibashi Station," then walk 3 minutes. The one-day pass offers discounts at some stores. Experience the joy of shopping and Osaka’s pop culture.

Sumiyoshi Taisha
Take the Midosuji Line to "Namba Station," transfer to the Nankai Main Line to "Sumiyoshi Taisha Station," then walk 5 minutes (the one-day pass does not cover the Nankai Line). Explore Osaka’s oldest shrine and feel the traditional architecture and prayer culture.

Practical Tips
Use Google Maps to check real-time schedules and pay attention to attraction opening hours (mostly 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM). For free admission to many places, the Osaka Amazing Pass (3,300 yen, includes free entry to 40+ attractions) is recommended.

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