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Japan Mint

Established in 1871, the Japan Mint produces currency as well as manufactures decorative medals and other metal objects. They produced the golden dolphins for Nagoya Castle as well as medals for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, Sapporo Olympics, Nagano Olympics, and Nagano Paralympics. In recent years, as electronic payment methods have gained traction, the need for physical currency in circulation has decreased. To make use of the equipment and maintain the techniques required to prevent high-quality forgeries, the mint also produces currency for countries as well as commemorative coins and medals. The Mint Museum on site also has about 4,000 items on display, ranging from mainly old Japanese currency to medals and industrial art objects. Every year around mid-April, lots of visitors come to enjoy the sight of cherry blossoms that fill the premises. As of 2019, there are 338 trees and 134 different cultivars, with the late-blooming Yaezakura being the primary focus. The facility is also known to make use of byproduct gases to light lamps. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the Japan Mint from Sakuranomiya Station on the JR Osaka Loop Line.

주소

1-1-79 Temma, Kita-ku, Osaka, 530-0043

찾아오시는 길

15 mins. walking from JR Tozai Line [Osakatemmangu Station]
15 mins. walking from Osaka Metro [Minami-morimachi Station]
15 mins. walking from Osaka Metro [Temmabashi Station]
20 mins. walking from Keihan Railway [Temmabashi Station]
Right by Sakuranomiya-bashi Bus Stop

전화번호

06-6351-6150

요금

Free

영업시간

Tour: (Morning) 9:00am/10:00am/10:30am, (Afternoon) 1:00pm/1:30pm/2:30pm ※If spots are available same day, you can sign up at the counter (first come first serve). Reservations can be made on the official Mint Tour booking site up to 2 months in advance.

  • Infomation

    Exit Tenjimbashisuji Shopping Street, walk east through Sonezaki Street for about 5 minutes, and you'll find yourself at the main entrance to the Japan Mint, nearby a large, quiet river. In the immediate vicinity is Sakuranomiya Bridge, known for being the handiwork of Tadao Ando. After visiting the Japan Mint, you can cross this bridge and get to Kyobashi, where you can enjoy a good meal. If you walk alongside the north bank of the river, we recommend taking the Aqua Liner from the OAP Pier by the Imperial Hotel Osaka. Just note that this pier only operates on weekends and holidays.

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