At the tourist information center located right after getting off at Kawachinagano Station, you can get various tourist brochures, buy souvenirs, and get travel advice. Why not stop by before you head out? You can also receive a tour from a tourist guide if you make a reservation in advance. Bicycle rentals are also available.

Attracted by the depth of Japanese painting
The museum has a collection of approximately 400 works by famous modern and contemporary Japanese artists, including Japanese painters who have received the Order of Culture, such as Yokoyama Taikan, Uemura Shōen, and Takeuchi Seihō, and is promoting the appeal of Japanese painting.

Senshoji Temple was originally built on the ruins of Ayai Castle, and is known as a temple with a moat, a vestige of the castle. Even though it is a temple, it issues "castle seals," which have become popular. (One seal costs 300 yen.)

A municipal art museum focusing on ancient Oriental art
The museum has a collection of approximately 13,000 pieces, mainly ancient Oriental art, including two national treasures and 29 important cultural properties.

The impressive collection is full of highlights
The museum houses a valuable collection of calligraphy and tea ceremony related items, including the "Sen no Rikyu Picture" (Important Cultural Property) of Sen no Rikyu at the age of 62.

The refreshing view from the castle tower is a must-see!
This castle was renovated by Toyotomi Hideyoshi's uncle, Koide Hidemasa. From the castle tower you can get a panoramic view of Kishiwada city.

Experience the charm of Danjiri no matter the season
You can experience the charm of danjiri through a real danjiri exhibit, an immersive theater, experiences with instruments such as drums, and even a carpentry experience.

The oldest Noh stage in the prefecture, bathed in the winds of the four seasons
The oldest existing wooden Noh stage in the prefecture allows visitors to experience Noh while feeling the winds of the four seasons. At the adjacent Kofuan, you can enjoy meals and tea time while watching the stage.

Enjoy a meal at a tangible cultural property designated by Kishiwada City
This restaurant is housed in a Japanese-style building constructed in the early Showa period on the site of the former Kishiwada Castle New Teahouse. Guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine while looking out at the Japanese garden.

Boasting a track record of winning the International Beer Cup Gold Award
Hokkai Iron Works manufactures metal tanks and Shinkansen bogies. Utilizing their own techniques, they produce a single beer, from beer tank manufacturing to brewing, which has earned them high praise both in Japan and overseas. Be sure to give it a try.

An ancient shell mound temple with national treasures from the Kamakura period
This Jodo sect temple inherited the Kannon Hall and Buddhist statues of Kannonji Temple, which was founded by Gyoki in 726. This year marks the 1,300th anniversary of the founding of its predecessor, Kannonji Temple.

Kaizuka Village: Experience the forest and agriculture
This forest complex, which combines farming, food, and lodging, offers glamping, harvesting experiences, a direct sales store, and BBQs on its vast grounds. Enjoy nature within an hour's drive from the city.