At Tenku, a restaurant run directly by the long-established sake brewery Amano Sake, you can relax and enjoy dishes made with fermented foods and seasonings unique to the brewery, as well as carefully selected ingredients from Osaka, in a historic space. Furthermore, at Amano Sake, which was founded in 1718, you can not only observe the traditional sake brewing process up close, but also sample several types of sake accompanied by in-depth commentary from the brewery owner and staff. Experience the charm of Osaka's "honmamon" with all five senses.

Experience authentic Japanese culture at a traditional Japanese inn located in the pristine countryside of Satoyama!
Enjoy the seasonal scenery, such as cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves, in the 10,000m2 strolling Japanese garden, experience Japanese cuisine and Japanese culture in a Japanese-style room at a cultural property inn that is over 100 years old and was designed by Tatsuno Kingo, the same architect as Tokyo Station, and refresh yourself in a natural radium hot spring before changing into a yukata and relaxing. This is the ultimate Japanese cultural experience.

Experience incense making and matcha tea at a temple associated with Kukai. The theme of this experience was "Enjoy a moment of relaxation surrounded by the scent of your choice" and "Enjoy a fun time making matcha tea together."

You can experience crafting in the woodworking room. Anyone, from children to adults, can easily try making something.

There are a total of 11 bicycle-themed attractions, including the "Cycling Course," a 2.5km cycling-only sports course, and the "Unusual Bicycles," featuring bicycles with unique movements and shapes.
The park also has a campsite (for day trips and overnight stays), and a pool is open in the summer.

Make your own glass creations
A craft experience where you can manipulate flames at a glass rod manufacturing factory and make glass beads and other glass beads with your own hands.

USEYA ADVANCED INDUSTRY (UAI) is spreading its "future manufacturing system" that combines cutting-edge XR (Extended Reality) and AI from Osaka to the world. On this tour, we will be specially opening up our "digital workshop," which is normally closed to the public, so you can experience the "manufacturing site of the future." This is a one-of-a-kind tour that gives you the thrill of exploring a secret base, as well as the opportunity to experience the latest smart glasses and robotics technology up close.

Kishiwada Castle, which is normally closed until 5:00 PM, is open to tour participants at night. From the illuminated Kishiwada Castle tower, you can get a panoramic view of Kishiwada city. (Excluding weekends during the Castle Festival.)

An experience you won't get at a regular Danjiri festival
This walking tour takes you around the Danjiri shed where the Danjiri floats are stored in Kishiwada City, and visits historical spots. There is also a course to visit carvings related to Toyotomi!

Wear the happi coats of each town in the Kishiwada Danjiri Festival, try out the sounds (drums and bells) on the 4th floor of the Danjiri Hall, and take a commemorative photo on the roof of the danjiri in the carpentry experience corner! During the festival (the second weekend of September), it is held in the Kishiwada Castle Gardens.

During the Edo period, the Kishiwada Domain was home to ninjas of the Koga sect. Speaking of ninjas, shuriken is a must-have. Come experience making a shuriken-shaped hand spinner and create your own original shuriken. After making it, take a commemorative photo in the Kishiwada Castle Gardens.

Wear realistic armor and stroll around Kishiwada Castle feeling like a warrior. Once you've put on the armor, you can stroll around Kishiwada Castle and Ninomaru Square. You can also take photos.