【大阪】守口にこんなところがあったの🍴？歩いて見つけた穴場スポット🫖

【大阪】守口にこんなところがあったの🍴？歩いて見つけた穴場スポット🫖

Hello, my name is Shie. I recently visited Moriguchi, Osaka. First, there’s something I want to see. You can see it a little over there. I walked through a residential area. As I went through a narrow alley… Wow! A shining golden ginkgo tree appeared. It was just the right time to see it⭐︎. I could see a lot of people visiting. This is Nanshu-ji Temple. The words on the signboard are great. (It’s unstable because it’s stretching itself.) Okay, let’s go in. There are a lot of tourists from overseas in the temple grounds! Everyone seems to know a lot. This ginkgo tree, designated a natural monument of Osaka Prefecture, is over 25 meters tall and very impressive. It’s said to be over 400 years old. Whether you look up or down, there are ginkgo trees. It’s truly a sight to behold. The yellow carpet is also beautiful. Everyone was having a great time. What? What? This very cute one❤︎. We enjoyed the beautiful ginkgo trees. Next, we headed for breakfast. In front of Moriguchi-shi Station on the Keihan Line, Morikichi, the mascot of Moriguchi City, greets me. I want to go to the first floor of the hotel I can see beyond. I can see the shop I want to go to. This is Bakery & Patisserie faggot, located in Hotel Agora Osaka Moriguchi. They serve cakes, sweets, and bread. They also have a nice terrace seating area. You can watch the trains while you eat! They have a set menu perfect for breakfast, but they have a wide selection of delicious-looking breads, so I decided to choose from here. After carefully selecting my bread, my plate ended up overflowing with bread. lol. I’m hungry! This is the Green Onion Bacon Cream Cheese Epi (380 yen). This hard bread has a great flavor. It’s unusual to find green onions in it, but it goes really well with it. My husband had coffee (420 yen), and I had Darjeeling tea (380 yen). This is the French Sausage (340 yen). A juicy sausage sandwiched between firm bread. The aroma of cheese fills the air. This is the Pan Swiss (300 yen). The croissant dough is beautifully layered. It was filled with custard cream and chocolate chips. Thank you for the meal. Christmas is just around the corner…☆. Taking the Osaka Metro to our next destination, we arrived at Tsurumi Ryokuchi Station. We arrived at Tsurumi Ryokuchi Flower Expo Memorial Park. This urban park spans Moriguchi City and Tsurumi Ward, Osaka City. Based on the former Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park, which opened in 1972, it was created on the site of the 1990 International Garden and Greenery Exposition. It covers an area of ​​approximately 120 hectares. Surrounded by flowers and greenery, it feels like an urban oasis. It’s the perfect place for a leisurely stroll. We still had time to enjoy the autumn. Apparently, you can’t climb that tower anymore. It felt like we were in Hawaii all of a sudden. There are dinosaurs right there! Apparently, you can even enjoy a dinosaur experience. There’s also a stylish cafe in the park. I’ve been there before and highly recommend it. The autumn leaves reflected in the pond are so beautiful☆. In addition to the autumn leaves, there are plenty of seasonal flowers to enjoy, including plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, and roses. They’re such good friends! Winter is fast approaching. The sun is setting earlier and earlier. Beyond this gate, the mountain area seems to be. There seems to be plenty to see, including the International Garden, the Japanese Garden, and Windmill Hill. I’d like to return when the flowers are in bloom and take a leisurely stroll through the park. I spotted a horse. A lovely path! The leaves falling in the wind create a lovely atmosphere. After enjoying the autumn park, it’s time for lunch. We took the train to our next restaurant. We arrived at Nishisanso Station on the Keihan Railway. We walked under the Keihan Railway overpass. A building called Keihan Nishisanso Square came into view. We arrived at Binario, located on the first floor of the building. This restaurant offers Italian cuisine, primarily Southern Italian, and a cafe menu. I liked that they served carbonated water instead of water! My husband ordered a Yebisu beer (750 yen), and I ordered a mimosa (900 yen). Cheers! My husband ordered the A Set Milano (980 yen), a three-appetizer platter with bread. And then there was pasta. On this day, it was swordfish and rape blossom peperoncino. It was my first time seeing orecchiette, a traditional short pasta originating in Puglia, southern Italy. The flavor and al dente perfection were perfect! This is the panini (750 yen) I ordered. I chose Caprese. It was freshly made and piping hot, and delicious. The crispy, chewy bread complemented the cheese, tomato, and prosciutto perfectly. All the desserts looked delicious. This is cannoli (420 yen). Apparently, this is a dessert originating in Sicily, Italy. The flaky pastry was delicious from the moment you bite into it, and it was filled with a generous amount of custard cream. This is the pasticciotto (650 yen). I chose the pistachio version. The tart dough is filled with cream. Is it okay to eat it with my hands? I try it with my hands. The cross section looks like this, filled with a generous amount of pistachio cream. Halfway through, I suddenly start to eat it with a fork, in a more elegant way. lol. The rich flavor of the pistachio spread throughout my mouth. Thank you for the meal. I arrived at the Kyo-kaido. Apparently , it was named after the important embankment road between Kyoto and Osaka, built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Walking along, I found a long, quiet residential area. Moriguchi-juku, located on the Kyo-kaido, is said to be the 57th and final post station on the Tokaido Road. When you see a staircase like this, don’t you want to go down? Once you’ve gone down, you’ll immediately go back up. lol. I’m not very knowledgeable about history, but I feel a certain romance. There were also several old buildings remaining. It’s very charming. There was also a photo studio here, which exudes history. As I was walking, I saw a cafe. This is the Bunroku Tsutsumi Satsuma British House. This tea room was renovated from a former sake wholesaler built in 1926 (Taisho 15). It’s apparently an annex of a tea salon in Kagoshima. The teapot cover is a delight. We started brewing hot tea. My husband ordered Assam (700 yen). I ordered a cream tea set with scones and tea (1,800 yen). I chose Nuwara Eliya tea. It was so girly and I was so happy! ❤︎ The scones looked like this. I added rich clotted cream. The richness complemented the rustic, crunchy scones. I chose blueberry jam. I dipped them in both clotted cream and jam. The sweetness and tartness of the jam further enhanced the flavor. I thoroughly enjoyed the scones. Tea was served in a pot, so I was able to enjoy several cups. It was a wonderful, relaxing tea time. Thank you for the meal. It looks like I can walk to the Yodo River, so I’ll check it out. It felt like we could see the sunset. It looked like we could see a little more! Then we arrived at the embankment. There were few people around and it was quiet. It seemed like it was about time for the birds to go home. From here on, I couldn’t take my eyes off it. It sank steadily… It all happened in an instant. At the end, we were able to see a beautiful sunset. Thank you for watching. Please like and subscribe to my channel.

今回は、大阪の守口へ行ってきました🚃
色づく紅葉を眺めながら、街をゆっくり散策👣
気になるカフェやイタリアンのお店にも立ち寄りました☕️🫖
最後は、心がふっと落ち着く景色に出会いました☀️

次の大阪旅行や週末のお出掛け先選びにも、ぜひお役立てください！

📍訪れた場所
・難宗寺：大阪府守口市竜田通１丁目５−２
・fagot：大阪府守口市河原町１０−５　ホテル アゴーラ 大阪守口
・花博記念公園 鶴見緑地：大阪府守口市、大阪府大阪市鶴見区
・Binario：大阪府守口市橋波東之町３丁目２−番３８号 京阪西三荘スクエア North 1階
・文禄堤、京街道：大阪府守口市本町
・BUNROKU 文禄堤薩摩英国館：大阪府守口市本町２丁目４−１５
・淀川河川公園 守口地区：大阪府守口市外島町７−６

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