-A Guide by JAPANeid: Halal Souvenir Shop-

    Discover the beauty of sakura season in Japan – best locations, blooming forecasts, halal food and travel tips.

    JAPANeid Osaka

    Muslim Souvenir Shop

    Halal souvenir shop near Shinsaibashi, Namba, and Dotonbori —perfect for picking up snacks and souvenirs after exploring the area and enjoying halal restaurants.

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    • Osaka Castle Park

      Typical Sakura Season: Late March – Mid-April
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      Entry Fee: Free (some areas paid)

      • Nishinomaru Garden (fee apply)

      Hours: 9:00 – 17:00
      Night-time Hours: 18:00 – 21:00, last entry at 20:30 (will be available during the sakura season)

      Enjoy the stunning view of the castle with cherry blossoms, along with beautiful night illuminations.
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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      MADRAS SPICE TOKYO Tenmabashi

    • Minamitenma Park

      Typical Sakura Season: Late March - Early April
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      Entry Fee: Free
      Hours: Always open

      The sakura-lined riverside is a stunning sight, with a 340-meter stretch of cherry blossom trees lit up by streetlights at night.

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      Terang Bulan Osaka

    • Utsubo Park

      Typical Sakura Season: Late March - Early April
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      Entry Fee: Free
      Hours: Always open

      This park is known for Kanhi Zakura, deep pink cherry blossoms that bloom early. Look up from under the trees to see their downward-facing blooms!

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      Pakistani Halal Restaurant Mughal

    • Kunijima Water Purification Plant

      Typical Sakura Season: Late March - Early April
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      Entry Fee: Free
      Hours: Sunset - 21:00 (night illumination)

      Enjoy the cherry blossom tunnel that stretches about 460m along the eastern side of the railway tracks between Sozenji & Awaji stations on the Hankyu Kyoto Line, featuring 149 cherry trees, including 50-year old Somei Yoshino.
      At night, lanterns light up the blooms for a magical view.

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      Halal Beef Ramen Gyukotsu King Shin-Osaka

    • Osaka Tenmangu Shrine

      Typical Sakura Season: Late March - Early April
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      Entry Fee: Free
      Hours: 9:00 - 17:00

      The plum blossoms signal the arrival of spring, attracting many visitors.

      During the Tenma Tenjin Plum Festival, about 50 plum trees, some over 200 years old, fill the air with their sweet scent. Bonsai plums and around 10 swords, including those linked to famous samurai, are also on display.

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      Seven Hills (Arabian Restaurant Seven Hills)

    • Shitennoji Temple Garden

      Typical Sakura Season: Late March - Early April
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      Entry Fee: Free (some areas paid)
      Hours:

      Oct. - March: 8:30 - 16:00
      *8:00 - 17:00 on every month of 21st,other special day
      April - Sep.: 8:30 - 16:30
      *8:00 - 16:30 on every month of 21st,other special day (except Oct)
      *8:00 - 17:00 on every 21st & other special day in October

      Escape the city's hustle at one of Japan’s oldest temple gardens, featuring a stunning Japanese landscape and around 50 sakura trees. Don't miss the breathtaking Kanzakura, Shidarezakura (weeping cherry blossoms), and more.

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      Seyhan Kebab Tennoji Shop

    • Osaka Mint Bureau "Sakura Torinuke"

      Typical Sakura Season: Mid April
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      Entry Fee: Free (need advance reservation)
      Hours: 10:00 - 19:30 (weekdays) /9:00 - 19:30 (weekends)

      More than 300 cherry trees, mostly late-blooming yae-zakura, can be seen. Each year, the grounds open for "Sakura Torinuke", a 1-week cherry blossom viewing event in mid-April. At night, paper lanterns light up the trees, creating a stunning atmosphere.

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      Seven Hills Express

    • Katsuoji Temple

      Typical Sakura Season: Early April - Late April
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      Entry Fee: Free (some areas paid)
      Hours: 8:00-17:00 (weekdays) / 8:00-18:00 (Sat.) / 8:00-17:00 (Sun. & Holidays) / 8:00 - 20:30 (night illumination)

      This temple is known for its late-blooming cherry blossoms.

      In March, early-blooming Higan cherry trees appear, while from mid-April to early May, weeping, double-petaled, and wild cherry blossoms cover the grounds in pink. Many visitors come to capture the stunning contrast of the red temple gate and pale pink blooms.

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      None

    • Expo’70 Commemorative Park

      Typical Sakura Season: Mid-March - Early April
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      Entry Fee: Free (some areas paid)
      Hours: 9:30 - 17:00 (open daily on Apr 1–May 2, Oct & Nov) / Closed: Wednesdays (or next weekday if holiday), New Year’s holidays

      This 1970 World Expo site in Osaka is now a large park with over 5,000 cherry blossom trees. n the evenings, the park is beautifully illuminated.

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      Nearby Halal Restaurant:
      None

      • Plan Ahead for a Comfortable Hanami Experience

        • Check cherry blossom forecasts – Bloom times vary by location, so plan your visit accordingly.
        • Dress in layers – Spring can be chilly. Wear a jacket or sweater during the day and a warm coat in the evening. If you're sensitive to cold, thermal underwear can help.
        • Prepare for allergies – Pollen levels can be high in spring, so bring a mask and allergy medicine if needed.

        Respect Nature & Other Visitors

        • Respect the trees – Avoid picking or shaking the sakura branches.
        • Clean up after yourself – Take all trash with you, as many parks have limited garbage bins.
        • Be mindful of others – Keep noise levels low and avoid taking up too much space.

        Muslim-Friendly Tips

        • Plan for prayer – Most parks lack prayer spaces, so bring a portable prayer mat and find a quiet spot.
        • Check park rules – Some parks restrict BBQs, large tents, or other activities, so check in advance.
        • Choose a suitable spot – Many hanami gatherings include alcohol. If you prefer a quieter setting, look for areas away from drinking groups.
      • Halal-cert. Sakura Crackers

        Made from a delicate cherry blossom paste, this cracker captures the light floral essence of cherry blossoms. A perfect seasonal treat to enjoy with tea while admiring the sakura!

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      • KIMONO Hijab

        Made from vintage kimono, each piece is one-of-a-kind, with elegant sakura and seasonal motifs woven into the design. A perfect blend of Japanese tradition and modern modest fashion, making it a meaningful spring souvenir.

      • Muslim-friendly Sakura Mochi

        A taste of spring in every bite! Enjoy a delicate floral aroma and a perfectly balanced sweetness. Individually wrapped for freshness, it’s a great seasonal treat to enjoy and share.