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Ikeda Library

This library collects literary and theatrical materials on topics ranging from the Takarazuka Revue to cinema (...)

Osakasayama City Museum

Explore historic materials and discover the Sayama of yesteryear!

Neyagawa Rail Stock Factory—Keihan Electric Railway Corporation

This is a place that reminds you of the safety and convenience of travel by rail.

Osaka Prefectural Central Library

A library which owns the most collection of books in Osaka. 　Intellectual space for everyone.

Takenouchi Road History Museum

Museum that introduce the history about the oldest national highway in Japan・Takenouchi-kaido road.

Kurashi Museum (Ganko Hirono-go Yashiki)

This museum is situated in the Ganko Hirono-go Yashiki, a Japanese restaurant in Osaka’s Hirano-ku. You’ll fin(...)

Metal-casting Folk Museum, Former Residence of the Tanaka Family

This museum comprises both a metal foundry and the former residence of the Tanaka Family, a registered cultura(...)

Obayashi History Museum

This museum introduces the history of the Obayashi Corporation, a company which has grown and developed togeth(...)

Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library

A stately building with three-layered stone walls and a rising sheet-copper-roofed dome, Storing ancient texts(...)

Shijonawate City History and Folk Museum

Come check out the top-notch exhibitions at this museum and fall in love with history!

Toothpick Museum

The Toothpick Museum presents visitors with fascinating displays that are sure to surprise and inform, coverin(...)

Shiba Ryotaro Memorial Museum

Memorial to convey the spirit of the writer Shiba Ryotaro. Study where he was writing and 20,000 copies of th(...)

Baieido Showroom—Sakai Incense

Come learn about the production process for incense and the beneficial effects, including relaxation, that its(...)

Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Historical Museum

Handing downt the wisdom of Doshomachi, the district where Japan's pharmaceutical industry has evolved, and in(...)

Machizukuri-no-Kan (Revitalization Hall)

These facilities operate both as a meeting place for local residents and a rest stop for visitors to the area.