Food inside the park is pretty expensive and there aren't many options. It's best to bring some simple snacks with you.
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Chausuyama (Tennoji Park)
A small hill with an elevation of 26 m, counted as one of the 'Five Low Mountains of Osaka' alongside places such as Tempozan and Tezukayama. There are various theories about its origin. One theory says it was a keyhole-shaped burial mound from around the 5th century, while another says it was formed from soil piled up during the excavation of a canal crossing the Uemachi Plateau by Wake no Kiyomaro in 788.
Chausuyama is really cute. It’s a nice little hill for a walk.
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Nagasaki Kaido Kamome Market
A souvenir shopping zone right in front of the ticket gates at JR Nagasaki Station, bringing together Approx. 50 shops selling famous sweets, local specialties, and regional gourmet foods. It was developed in March 2022 to coincide with the opening of the Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen, creating a gateway to Nagasaki worthy of the city. Directly connected to JR Nagasaki Station, it is highly regarded for its excellent convenience not only by tourists using the station, but also by local residents.
The seafood was super fresh, and eating it on the spot was such a great experience. If you love seafood, you seriously won’t want to stop.
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Izakaya Tentsukuten
Located in the center of Takachiho, this welcoming izakaya is easily accessible for travelers. With a menu featuring sashimi, small plates, rice porridge, and monthly specials, it offers something new every visit.
The atmosphere is fantastic! It's a cozy local spot with a real hometown feel. The fried dishes and skewers are super crispy and not greasy at all. Pairing them with beer is just so satisfying. The owner and staff are super friendly too—it feels like having dinner at a friend's place. I had a great time and felt totally relaxed!