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Higashiumeda Sta. Shin-Mido-suji Ohgimachi Sta. Umeda Sta. Tenjinbashisuji mall Temmabashi-suji Umeda Sta. Temmabashisuji Nishi-Umeda Sta. Nishi-Umeda Mido-suji Ohatsu Tenjin (Tsuyunoten Jinja Shrine) Sempukan Hall Subway Tanimachi Line Kitashinchi Sta. Minamimorimachi Sta. Fukushima Sta. Former Oimatsu-dori Street Osakatenmangu Sta. Japan Mint Fujita JR Tozai Line Monument of the warehouse-residence Museum of the Saga Clan Osaka Tenmangu Mint Museum Osakajokitazume Sta. Nakanoshima Shrine Watanabebashi Garden Brg. Oebashi Brg. Monument of Funairi-bashi Brg. Suishobashi The Museum of Taminobashi Oebashi Sta. Brg. Hokonagashibashi JR Osaka Loop Line Brg. Brg. Oriental Ceramics,Osaka Shin Fukushima Sta. Watanabebashi Sta. Bank of Japan Nakanoshima Tamaebashi Osaka Branch Library Central Naniwabashi Brg. Brg. Public Hall Daibiru Corporation Yodoyabashi Head Office Bldg. Higobashi Brg. NaniwabashiRose Sta. Garden Brg. Yodoyabashi Sta. Dojima River Keihan NakanoshimaThe National Line Museum Nishikibashi Tenjin Brg. Keihan Line of Art, Osaka Brg. Kitahama Sta. Tenmabashi Brg. Higobashi Sta. Sendannokibashi TosaboriNakanoshima River Park Chikuzenbashi Osaka Club Bldg. Brg. Okawa River Neyagawa River Yotsubashi-suji Meriyasu Kaikan Bldg. Brg. Mido-suji Tekijuku (private Hachiken-ya-hama Osaka Tosabori Dori Osaka Science Museum school of medicine Exchange Nakanoshima Subway Yotsubashi Line and science of the Obayashi History Museum Tenmabashi Sta. Brg. Sta. Edo period) Dojima-ohashi Brg. Joanbashi (Le Pont de Ciel Bldg. 3F) Brg. Naniwa Church Koraibashi Brg. Monument of the port The United Church Sukunahikona Shibakawa Bldg. of Christ in Japan, Shrine Former residence of Hachiken-ya-hama Ecchubashi Osaka Church and retail store of Matsuya-machi-suji Brg. Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma the Konishi family Tosaboribashi Historical Museum Osaka Osaka Gas Bldg. Line Tanimachi Subway Higashi-Yokoborigawa River Naniwa-suji Ikoma Bldg. Brg. Line Midosuji Subway Castle Kami-funatsubashi Amida-suji Yuki Museum Brg. of Art Senba Bldg. Osaka Prefectural Subway Sakaisuji Line Sakaisuji Subway Osaka Science Sakai-suji Office Bldg. Funatsubashi Minatobashi Shin-Naniwa-suji & Technology Brg. Brg. Center Honmachi Sta. Honmachi Sta. Honmachi Tanimachi-suji Hatate-kurabashi Mengyo N Brg. Showabashi Kaikan Bldg. Brg. Utsubo Park Ajigawa River Kizu River 200m Honmachi Dori Kawaguchi Christ Church Sakaisujihonmachi Sta. Osaka Museum Enokojima Art, Culture and Subway Chuo Line Creative Center, Osaka Prefecture Honmachi Sta. of History Monument of Kawaguchi Chuo Odori Foreign Settlement Awaza Sta. Tanimachi 4-chome Sta..

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