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Stroll through the old townscape, stop at a historic winery for a tasting, and finish off with a satisfying yakiniku meal. This luxurious course lets you savor delicious food while learning about the history and food culture of the Minamikawachi area.
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Tondabayashi Jinanimachi
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Kawachi Wine Hall
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Konda Hachimangu Shrine and Emperor Ojin's Tomb
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Dinner at a Yakiniku restaurant in Habikino City
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1-day tour plan
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1 Around 10:00
Around 11:15 Tondabayashi Station-
Tondabayashi Jinanimachi
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Furuichi Station
Kintetsu Nagano Line: Approximately 9 minutes
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2. Around 12:00 Komagaya Station
Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line: Approx. 2 minutes
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Kawachi Wine Hall
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3 Around 16:00 Furuichi Station
Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line: Approx. 2 minutes
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Konda Hachimangu Shrine and Emperor Ojin's Tomb
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4 Around 18:00
Walking
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Habikino City Yakiniku Restaurant
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1 Around 10:00
1Tondabayashi Jinanimachi
Open the door to time travel in Tondabayashi
Tondabayashi Jinaimachi is the only Jinanimachi in the prefecture designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. The area, which retains its streetscape unchanged since the Edo period, including the former Sugiyama family residence, which conveys the high level of architectural technology of the time, is perfect for a historical stroll. New movements are also emerging, such as a craft beer brewery renovated from an old building.
2Kawachi Wine Hall
Japanese wine brewing has continued since the early Showa period
This winery has been in business since the early Showa period, using grapes grown in Osaka to create "Japanese drinks" that go well with Japanese cuisine. Tours of the vineyards and factory, which are cultivated on gentle hills, and seminars are also available. Various plans are also available, where you can enjoy tastings of wine and plum wine while listening to explanations from a sommelier.
3 Konda Hachimangu Shrine and Emperor Ojin's Tomb
Experience the charm of national treasures and world heritage sites
Visit the Emperor Ojin Tomb, a component of the World Heritage Site, and Konda Hachimangu Shrine said to be the oldest Hachimangu Shrine in Japan. During the After DC period, a special tour will be held where the treasure house will be rented out exclusively and you will be able to hear directly from the chief priest while surrounded by national treasures. The package also includes a tomb seal experience, sacred sake made with locally produced wine, a haniwa bento box, and a visit to the Emperor Ojin Tomb.
4. Dinner at a Yakiniku restaurant in Habikino City
A hidden gem of Osaka cuisine, known only to those in the know
Habikino City is a yakiniku town with a 140-year history of meat production. Among the many Osaka gourmet specialties, it is a hidden gem known only to those in the know. Enjoy a satisfying yakiniku experience with fresh, high-quality beef sourced directly from the processing plant.
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Enjoy the local food culture in Senshu, a treasure trove of specialty ingredients
QuanzhouThe Senshu area, close to the sea and mountains and with a warm climate throughout the year, is a treasure trove of local specialties. The list is endless, including nationally renowned water eggplant, peaches, conger eel, spring octopus, whitebait, blue crab, and Naniwa Black Beef. The best way to discover the appeal of these ingredients is to eat them. Embark on a food journey to fully enjoy the food culture of Senshu.
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Enjoy grapes and wine in the famous Kawachi area
KawachiThe Kawachi area in southeastern Osaka Prefecture has been a famous grape-producing region since the Edo period. Full-scale winemaking began in the Taisho period, and today six wineries are preserving Osaka's wine culture. Embark on a grape and wine-filled journey, touring wineries, enjoying meals, and shopping for grape-based treats at Japanese confectionery shops.
