Neyagawa City

Hollowed upper stone on a lower stone.

Ishinohoden Kofun, stone chamber

Photo by Saigen Jiro (CC0)

01 ／ Camphor tree

Felling was planned when the station was moved,but residents asked, and it stayed inside.

The sacred camphor tree of Kayashima Shrine was slated for felling when the station building was moved with the Keihan line's continuous elevation and quadruple-tracking. At the strong request of local residents, it was preserved on the Osaka-bound platform. It stands through the elevated platform, and was also chosen for Osaka Prefecture's "Midori no Hyakusen" (100 Selections of Greenery).

1989: Osaka Midori no Hyakusen
Preserved on the Osaka-bound platform

02 ／ Irrigation

An irrigation canal of six villageslater served twenty villages.

After the Bunroku Embankment was built, six Tomorogi villages could no longer draw water from the Yodo River, so they set up an irrigation intake on the river. The intake sluice was abolished in 1928, and a memorial stone was erected in 1930. Most of the northern part of today's Tomorogi Ryokuchi greenway uses the old canal's site.

Six Tomorogi villages
Used by twenty villages
1930: memorial stone erected

03 ／ Kofun

Restored from excavation findings,with haniwa lining the first tier.

A round tumulus about 37 m in diameter, thought to date from the late 5th century. Haniwa of figures, houses, shields, chickens and waterbirds were excavated from its northwest projection, and ceremonies at the tomb were found to have been held there. On the first tier stand restored cylindrical haniwa, more than 350 replicas.

About 37 m in diameter
1997: Municipal Historic Site No. 1
350+ restored cylindrical haniwa

Living here

17 minutes to Osaka by Keihan rapid express.

about 230,000 people
30 min to a city centre

From Yodoyabashi on the Keihan Main Line it is 17 minutes by rapid express to Neyagawashi Station. City Hall is an 8-minute walk east of the station. The city lies on the left bank of the Yodo River, 15 km from the center of Osaka.

People living here: 229,733people
Area: 24.7km²
Households: 101,538households
Rent (average for rentals): 53,635yen
Healthcare: 14 hospitals ／ 182 clinics

Area and habitable land at the same scalee-Stat B1101 / B1103

Children waiting for childcare: —40 nurseries and similar
Home purchase subsidy: —
Average annual temperature: —

These 3 items are waiting on a nationwide data source. We do not fill them with estimates.

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Where you can go from here.

Neyagawa City in Japan34.766°N 135.628°E

to OsakaKeihan Main Line rapid express17min

Travel times follow 京阪電気鉄道公式『時刻表』の路線別PDF（京阪本線・中之島線・鴨東線。平日版＝『2026年8月24日変更』・土休日版＝『2026年8月22日変更』）。上り（淀屋橋・中之島→出町柳方面）time01-1.pdf（平日）・time01-3.pdf（土休日）の『淀屋橋発』→『寝屋川市着』と、下り（出町柳→淀屋橋・中之島方面）time01-2.pdf（平日）・time01-4.pdf（土休日）の『寝屋川市発』→『淀屋橋着』を、同じ列車の列で数えた（PDFの座標で列を合わせて機械で数え、最速の列は目で確かめた） (checked 2026-10-14). They vary by time of day.

Shape

Borders 8 municipalities.

Territory of Neyagawa City

Boundaries: National Land Numerical Information (N03)

North to south

7.0km

四條畷市, 枚方市, 交野市, 守口市, 門真市, 摂津市, 大東市, 高槻市

Neyagawa City isthis kind of town.

01Ishinohoden Kofun is a National Historic Site thought to date from the mid-7th century. A side-entrance stone chamber, a lid stone hollowed for the burial laid on a base stone, stands exposed, and the city's highest point (109.6 m) lies around the tomb
02The sacred camphor tree of Kayashima Shrine stands through an elevated platform, and the Nijukka irrigation intake was abolished in 1928 and a memorial stone raised in 1930. Uzumasa Takatsuka Kofun is the city's Municipal Historic Site No. 1
03The "Thousand-Year Camphor" of Kanda Tenmangu, said to be 10 m around the trunk, is a prefectural natural monument. In the Mii Oyumi rite, two 20-year-olds shoot 12 arrows to divine the year, and the Neya townscape is known as the home of the Hachikazuki tale

See the town as it is now.

Source: Wikidata (P2002, P2003, P2013, P2397)

If something caught your eye, ask the town itself.

Neyagawa City official site ↗Wikipedia ↗