The Baekje Temple Ruins are the remains of a temple that is believed to have been built in the latter half of the Nara period by the Baekje royal family, descendants of the royal family of Baekje, as a clan temple. Many elaborately crafted circular foundation stones remain, and it is one of the few ruins where the earthen platforms of the main halls and pagodas from when they were first built in the Nara period are still in good condition. Combined with the historical background of the Baekje royal family, this is a valuable historical site that shows the historical facts of cultural exchange between ancient Japan and Korea, and for this reason it was designated a National Historic Site in 1941 and a Special Historic Site in 1952.

During the Edo period, Kagiya operated as a "boat waiting inn" where people could wait for boats plying the Yodo River, and in modern times it operated as a luxury inn and restaurant until 1997. The main house, a designated cultural property of the city, is a valuable historical structure that conveys the style of a townhouse from the Edo period. Upon receiving it as a donation, the city dismantled and restored it, and in July 2001, it opened as the Hirakatashuku Kagiya Municipal Museum, along with the annex, a modern Japanese-style building built in the early Showa period. The Kagiya site was designated a city historic site in 1998. In 2023, the annex was registered as a national tangible cultural property (building).

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Find peace of mind in a sacred place of flowers and prayers
Since the Edo period, it has also appeared on the stage of Joruri and Kabuki plays, and became widely known throughout the country with the hit song "Nozaki Kouta" in the early Showa period.

Built near the summit of a mountain at an elevation of approximately 314m, this Sengoku period mountain castle is one of the largest in western Japan, measuring 400m east to west and 700m north to south. It was the residence of Miyoshi Nagayoshi, a Sengoku period warlord who has been gaining attention in recent years, and who is said to have been "the man who ruled Japan before Oda Nobunaga." It is said that during Nagayoshi's time in the castle, it was the political capital of the Miyoshi government, and the stone walls from that time still remain.

Located in an area protected by the nature and clear streams of the Ikoma mountain range, "morineki" is a popular spot lined with outdoor shops and stores themed around Scandinavian lifestyles. There are Scandinavian restaurants, cafe bakeries, apparel shops for mothers raising children, outdoor shops, a handmade workshop space, a grassy plaza, and more, and through shopping, dining, events, and more, you can experience hints and ideas that you can incorporate into your life.

Metalworking craftsmanship garnering global recognition
They manufacture and sell high-quality products such as iron frying pans, and also have a showroom where you can tour the inside of the factory.

Opening up the hope of recovery from illness
This ancient shrine has long been worshipped as the "God of Denbo" and is affectionately known as "Ishikiri-san." In 2025, four parts of the shrine, including the main hall, were registered as national tangible cultural properties (buildings).

A lively shopping street loved by locals
A retro-style shopping street on the approach to Ishikiri Tsurugi Shrine. The Republic of Nauru Pavilion, which was exhibited at the Osaka Kansai Expo, has opened across from Ishikiri Tsukemono Yokocho.

Yao Airport is located in Yao City in the Kawachi Plain in eastern Osaka Prefecture. The area where Yao Airport is located was once the site of Prince Shotoku and the powerful Mononobe clan in ancient times, and was the stage for many warlords in the Sengoku period, and has flourished as a key transportation hub since ancient times.
Yao Airport started as the Hanshin Flying School in 1938, and is a rare airport in Japan with two runways running east and west, with over 10,000 takeoffs and landings per year for small aircraft.Nearby are the Chubu Regional Disaster Prevention Center and the Yao Garrison of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, and Yao Airport is expected to play an active role in the event of a disaster.
This is a spot where people who admire the sky and love airplanes come to watch planes take off up close.

Onji Shrine enshrines a rabbit (which leads to good relationships) and a dragon (which leads to happiness). As these are the zodiac animals for 2022 and 2023, the shrine has been introduced in the media as a shrine that brings good fortune, and the number of visitors continues to grow.
In addition, the Onchi Festival is held every year on August 1st, and is famous for the approximately 2-ton Futon Taiko drum being carried back and forth up the steep stone steps leading from the temple grounds. The temple is crowded with many spectators who come to see the impressive sight.

Kannon, the god of warding off evil, has watched over the long history
It was founded as the family temple of the Kuzui clan, who came from Baekje.
It is also known as the fifth temple of the Sansho Pilgrimage and the beauty of the wisteria within the temple grounds.