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Old Sakai Lighthouse

Watched over the Osaka Bay for more than a century. The hexagon-shaped lighthouse is one of the oldest wooden (...)

Nakake Jyutaku (Naka Residence)

The house of an early Edo-period shoya is preserved and open to the public. The magnificent main building and (...)

Nakamurake Jutaku (Nakamura Residence)

Still used as a residence.

Yamamoto Noh Theater

The oldest Noh Theater in Osaka, which reached 80 years anniversary in 2008.

Old Konishikike Jutaku (Konishi Gisuke's Store)

Japanese traditional architecture that is kept well a large store of the mansion of the late Meiji period./Nat(...)

The Garden Oriental Osaka

European-style building that is the beauty of modern architecture and elegance. Glorious lawns and lush garde(...)

Yoshimura-tei (Residence of the Yoshimura Family)

Done in the traditional shoin-zukuri architectural style, this residence dates from the Azuchi period (1573–16(...)

Former Residence of the Mukui Family

This traditional Japanese home boasts a unique architectural style.

Osaka Club

This is used more than 80 years as the club for financier in Osaka. One of the big three famous buildings in O(...)

Ibaraki Municipal Christian Heritage Museum

Christian relics museum, introducing the history of Christianity in Japan.

Sempukan

Renowned verandah colonial-style architecture built entirely of brick. The name Sempukan, meaning "mansion of (...)

Tea Ceremony Rooms in Sakai City - Shinan, Oubaian

Let's enjoy tea at Sen no Rikyu's (tea master) hometown. Take a break at a tea ceremony room of sukiya style(...)

Konoike Shinden Kaisho

Konoike Shinden Kaisho is a meeting place for operating shinden (newly developed farmland) established by Zen-(...)

Kishiwada Castle

A castle built by Takaie Nigita, related to Masashige Kusunoki, and fundamentally reconstructed by Hidemasa Ko(...)

Osaka City Central Public Hall

Osaka City Central Public Hall has old-fashioned, Taisho Period architecture, and is used for cultural, artist(...)

United Church of Christ in Japan (UCCJ) Naniwa Church

Retro architecture constructed in the early Showa period. Features exterior adorned by gothic steeple windows (...)

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