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

Full of places to play and learn
A large park reborn as a lush, relaxing space with the Tower of the Sun as its symbol. Enjoy the soothing gardens that change with the seasons. The Myaku Myaku statues that stood at the east and west gates of the Osaka-Kansai Expo are now gathered in Expo'70 Commemorative Park (schedule subject to change).

The legacy of the 1970 World Expo lives on
The original "Golden Face" that was installed at the top of the Tower of the Sun during the Osaka Expo is on display. In the courtyard, you can also enjoy the EXPO '70 monument.

Minpaku is a forum for human knowledge
One of the world's largest ethnological museums, with a focus on cultural anthropology and ethnology.

The concept is "touching the senses"
A new type of museum that combines the elements of an aquarium, zoo, and art museum.

123m tall! Japan's tallest Ferris wheel
A famous spot where you can enjoy a panoramic sky view of the Osaka Plain from a gondola with glass windows.

Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge at 420m
Taking advantage of the magnificent scenery of Aigawa Dam, there are a variety of experiences to enjoy that put you at one with nature, such as a suspension bridge and activities. It is a noteworthy spot where you can enjoy a wide range of activities, from strolls to adventures.

A large archaeological park with an area the size of five Koshien Stadiums
The site of a large settlement from the early Yayoi period has been turned into a park. The site also includes an exhibition hall that provides an easy-to-understand and entertaining introduction to life at that time.

Imashiro Daio no Mori is a public park that combines Imashirozuka Kofun Park and the Imashirozuka Ancient History Museum. Its symbol, Imashirozuka Kofun, is one of the largest keyhole-shaped tumuli in the Yodo River basin, with the mound alone measuring 181m in length, and including the surrounding double moat, boasting a total length of approximately 350m and a total width of approximately 340m. This tumulus is said to be the tomb of Emperor Keitai (the great-grandfather of Prince Shotoku), built in the first half of the 6th century.

Settsukyo Gorge is a scenic spot in the Hokusetsu area of Osaka where you can experience the rich nature of the valley and enjoy it throughout the year, with cherry blossoms in the spring, fireflies and playing in the river in the summer, and autumn leaves in the fall.

Ancient temples, townhouses, and sake breweries. Tomita has flourished as Jinanimachi since the mid-16th century, and developed into Osaka's leading sake-producing region in the early Edo period. Enjoy a stroll through the townscape, where you can see traditional buildings with gabled roofs, plasterwork, and Mushikomado, while taking in the atmosphere of the past.

Minase Shrine was founded in 1240 (the first year of the Ninji era) when the retired Emperor Gotoba, who died in Oki during the Jokyu Incident, was enshrined at the site of his former villa, in accordance with an imperial decree. Minase Shrine is home to many cultural assets, including the Guest Hall, a nationally designated Important Cultural Property. The grounds of Minase Shrine are also home to the "Rikyu no Mizu," the only water in Osaka Prefecture selected as one of the Ministry of the Environment's 100 Famous Waters, making it a symbolic spot for Hommachi where the water is so clean and delicious.