鉄砲鍛冶が生きたかつての堺へタイムスリップ
江戸時代の風情を残す、鉄砲鍛冶の作業場兼住居。館内では火縄銃や古文書などの実物資料の展示に加え、鉄砲鍛冶の仕事が学べる体験も楽しめる。

An urban experience dome where you can interact with dolphins
Japan's only semi-indoor pool where you can play with dolphins all year round. In addition to being able to swim with the dolphins, there is also shallow water so that children can safely interact with them.

Experience the history and culture of Sakai and an authentic tea ceremony
This facility has exhibits on two great figures associated with Sakai, Sen no Rikyu and Yosano Akiko, and also offers an authentic tea ceremony experience. You can also enjoy a truly immersive experience using VR.

Enter the world of Japanese tea, appreciating its aroma, flavor, and aftertaste
This long-established tea shop was founded in 1850. In Sakai, where the culture of the tea ceremony is alive and well, you can spend a relaxing time savoring freshly ground matcha and sweets.

Enter the magnificent world of Art Nouveau
The museum has a collection of approximately 500 works by Alphonse Mucha, ranging from his early to later years, and exhibits valuable works such as posters and oil paintings.

Mozu Hachiman Shrine is located within the Mozu Kofun Group, a World Heritage Site, and is a shrine with a long history and tradition, with Emperor Ojin as its chief deity and Emperor Nintoku and three other deities enshrined within its grounds.
It is said that the shrine was founded in this location in the mid-6th century during the reign of Emperor Kinmei, following a divine revelation from the Hachiman deity, to pray for peace in the nation.
The grounds are approximately 30,000 square meters and include many designated preserved trees. One of these is the giant camphor tree in front of the main hall, which has a trunk circumference of 5.2 meters, a height of 25 meters, and is approximately 800 years old. It has been designated a prefectural natural monument and its branches and leaves spread out in all directions, captivating all who see it.

This is the Ichinomiya Shrine of Izumi Province, dedicated to the enshrined deities Yamato Takeru no Mikoto and Otori no Muraji Oyagami. Its auxiliary shrines are Otori Minamihi Shrine, Otori Kitahama Shrine, Otori Hagoromohama Shrine, and Otori Ise Shrine, and its subordinate shrine is a four-shrine combined shrine. The shrine is a Myoshin Taisha listed in the Engishiki Jinmyocho (list of Shinto shrines), and is particularly known as a shrine for praying for disaster prevention and rain, attracting worshippers from all over the country. The main shrine is Otori-zukuri, a unique style of gabled roof and front entrance hall second only to Taisha-zukuri. It is believed to bring good luck, good fortune, protection from evil, and traffic safety.

A special DC price is available for a full-experience plan at Harvest Hill, which includes admission tickets, a buffet restaurant, and a haniwa-making experience. It also includes a souvenir discount coupon that can be used for homemade sausages and craft beer. Other attractions include animal feeding, the only Sylvanian Family theme park in Western Japan, Sylvanian Park, and playground equipment such as grass slides, all for an additional fee.

The observation lobby on the 21st floor of Sakai City Hall will be renovated and reopened in April 2025 under the nickname "MI-TE Sakai"! Located 80 meters above ground, this corridor-style lobby is the top floor of City Hall and offers a 360-degree view. In addition to the view of the Emperor Nintoku Tomb, we have also installed a newly installed exhibit illustrating the grandeur of the tomb and a 3D model showing access to the city's tourist spots, making this a place where you can experience even more of Sakai's charm. Please come and visit us.

Mustard rice cakes
This exquisite treat is made by wrapping lightly sweet smooth bean paste in moist, finely textured gyuhi dough and topping it off with a sprinkling of mustard seeds.

Walnut mochi
Walnut mochi, made of soft mochi wrapped in a rich, light green bean paste, is a famous confectionery that represents Sakai.

Nikkimochi (cinnamon rice cake)
This traditional Japanese sweet has a sophisticated taste, with the refreshing flavor of cinnamon mixed into mochi rice cake.