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Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko

Kishiwada Kannon Setsubun Festival

Lucky beans are thrown to accompanying cries of, "Demons out! Good Luck in!" in a prayer to ward off misfortun(...)

Kanku Ice Arena

Closest ice-skating rink to the world

Sakai’s food culture

Sakai City Traditional Crafts Museum

ART GUSH

Story flowing out of the museum. Pieces re-written (re-drawn) by contemporary artists appear in the city of Iz(...)

FENICE　SACAY

Sakai Knife and Tea Ceremony

Sakai, a city south of Osaka, has played an important role in shaping Japan. During the Sengoku era (1467-1603(...)

Sakai Risho no Mori [Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko] (Casual (ryurei) tea ceremony experience)

Understand the essence of sympathy through the tea ceremony

MOZU-FURU Rent-a-cycle (Heritage tour)

Tour ancient cultural heritage by bike

Tomb of Emperor Nintoku (Daisen Kofun)

Japan's largest keyhole-shaped tomb, measuring 486m in length, this tumulus is encircled by a sightseeing walk(...)

21st Floor Observation Lobby, Sakai City Hall

Eighty meters above the earth, this observation lobby offers an unbroken view across the entirety of Sakai cit(...)

Hamaderakoen Station Building

This station was designed by Tatsuno Kingo (1854–1919), the architect behind Tokyo Station and Osaka’s Central(...)

chachamo kids club Japan

Japanese cultural experiences for kids to enjoy while parents dine or shop.

Doto Pagoda

This earthen pagoda (“doto” in Japanese) was constructed to the southeast of the main hall of Ono-dera Temple,(...)

Seigaku-in

Together with its history as a temple associated with Shugendo (a syncretic form of Buddhism), Seigaku-in is a(...)

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