This strawberry picking facility opened in the Hotani area in 2019. In addition to strawberry picking, they also sell Hirakata brand strawberries, strawberry packs, and honey.

A new strawberry picking farm, Takeyasu Farm, opened in Higashitamiya, Hirakata City on January 7, 2024. In addition to being able to enjoy picking four types of strawberries, there is also a strawberry topping service and a drink service, so you can spend a relaxing time with family and friends.

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.

Nozaki Mairi, held every year from May 1st to 8th, is an event that has been held for over 300 years since the Edo (Genroku) period, and is properly called Muenkyo Hoyo. In the past, it was a major tourist event, with many people travelling by boat from Osaka city to visit Nozaki Kannon Jigenji Temple. In the Kamigata Rakugo story "Nozaki Mairi," the introduction introduces the three Kansai Mairi, "Okera Mairi" in Gion, Kyoto, "Konpira Mairi" in Sanuki, and "Nozaki Mairi" in Osaka.

When you want to calm your mind,
The head priest will teach you the proper Zen meditation techniques, so even beginners can easily try it. You can also create a "mini karesansui" (dry landscape garden) that imitates the traditional Zen garden.

Nozaki Kannon Jigenji is a Soto Zen temple located in Daito City, Osaka Prefecture. After receiving a lecture on how to write and how to prepare yourself, you will spend time copying sutras, completing each point and line, and even if you make a mistake, resetting and moving forward. Finally, you will write down what you want to let go of on a piece of paper and offer it as an offering, and receive a scattered flower-shaped goshuin stamp.

"Delicious♪ Fun♪ Happy♪" - Zun Cha Cha Night Market is a place to meet people on the deck in front of JR Suminodo Station. The Daito Zun Cha Cha Night Market is held on the last Wednesday of every month (except December, January, and February) from early evening to late night on the deck in front of JR Suminodo Station in Daito City, Osaka Prefecture. Approximately 3,000 people, including many women traveling with children, come to the market every month, enjoying the opportunity to meet new people at the approximately 50 carefully selected restaurants and retail stores. When you visit Zun Cha Cha Night Market, you'll be able to experience the "magic hour" as the sun sets over Osaka, changing the color of the sky moment by moment. Enjoy the breathtakingly beautiful evening view reflected on the water's surface.

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.

Take a short hike to Mt. Iimori, a view spot overlooking the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, to catch the sunset. Your guide will show you the sights and observation decks, and you can enjoy a cafe at the summit. You can also take home some drone photos as souvenirs.

Experience sumo on a real sumo ring at Active Square Daito, which uses the same soil as the Kokugikan Sumo Hall. You can actually wear a mawashi and receive instruction from amateur sumo wrestlers, and after the experience you can enjoy chanko nabe, the source of the wrestlers' strength. It has also become a popular tourist spot in Daito City, and is a popular spot for inbound tourists. Enjoy this powerful traditional national sport.

Experience sumo on a real sumo ring at Active Square Daito, which uses the same soil as the Kokugikan Sumo Hall. You can actually wear a mawashi and receive instruction from amateur sumo wrestlers. It has also become a popular tourist spot in Daito City, with inbound tourists very popular. Enjoy this powerful traditional national sport.

A rare experience at a manufacturing site
The company offers an experience of making rice balls using a rice ball mold inspired by Mt. Imori, which was developed using the same technology used in automotive press dies, as well as lunch in the company cafeteria and a tour of the Kanagata factory.