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The Tennoji Park in Osaka has a botanical garden, zoo, Municipal Museum of Art, the Japanese Chisen-kaiyushiki Keita Garden with pond, Chausuyama Tomb, cherry blossom area and several sculptures..
The Tennoji Park in Osaka has a botanical garden, zoo, Municipal Museum of Art, the Japanese Chisen-kaiyushiki Keita Garden with pond, Chausuyama Tomb, cherry blossom area and several sculptures.
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Japan, 〒543-0063 Ōsaka-fu, Ōsaka-shi, Tennōji-ku, Chausuyamachō, 1丁目1−108
+81 6-6771-8401
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