Senba

Senba

船場

About

Senba is the merchants' quarter of old Osaka, the grid between Hommachi and Sakaisuji-Hommachi on the Midosuji, Chuo and Sakaisuji lines, running north towards Kitahama. What our list holds here is mostly buildings: the Mengyo Kaikan, the cotton industry's hall, the Meidi-ya building, the Semba Building with its courtyard cut into the middle of it, and the Ikoma Building with the clock tower. Hongan-ji Tsumura Betsu-in and Namba Betsu-in are both inside the radius, and so are the Yuki Museum of Art and the Tanabe Mitsubishi archive on Doshomachi, the street of the medicine trade.

Written by DealOsaka from this site’s own data: the lines that meet here, the stations, and the sights on our list within the radius above.

Stations

Sights within 800 m

Eating here

1,757 places licensed to serve food are inside this area's 800 m radius.

大阪市 食品営業許可施設一覧 (CC BY 4.0), current at 2026-06-30. The kinds come from the word in each shop's registered name, so each number is a floor and not a total.

What stood here before

From 大阪市 大阪の昔と今 (CC BY 4.0). None of these is still there. The page says what took its place.