Built by En no Gyoja, this temple is said to be the first in Japan to feature Daisho Kankiten, an incarnation of Dainichi Nyorai. The temple is also home to Daikokuten, the god of fortune, and is visited by many people throughout the year.

Minoh, along with Takao in Tokyo and Kifune in Kyoto, is said to be one of the "three great treasure troves of insects," and Tezuka Osamu often visited the area to collect insects. The Minoh Park Insectarium displays information about insects and introduces the insects that live in the Minoh forest.

Visit the birthplace of instant ramen
An interactive food education museum where you can learn about the history and appeal of the world's first instant ramen. The experience of making your own original "Cup Noodles" is also popular.

The Kobayashi Ichizo Memorial Museum opened in 2010 as a facility showcasing the achievements of Kobayashi Ichizo, centered around his former residence, the Western-style building "Gasoku Sanso."

The Itsuo Museum of Art was named after the pen name "Itsuo" of Ichizo Kobayashi (1873-1957) and opened in 1957. It houses 5,500 pieces of art and crafts collected by Itsuo.

Enjoy the traditional Japanese performing art of "Taishu-Engeki" at the prestigious traveling theater, Gofukuza! Osaka is the most famous place in Japan for taishu-engeki. You will watch a taishu-engeki performance at Gofukuza, one of Japan's leading theaters dedicated to taishu-engeki. In addition to the lobby and auditorium where you can feel the atmosphere of traditional Japanese culture, the large stage and comprehensive facilities will enhance the actors' performances and shows. We look forward to seeing you there.

You can enjoy the power of the planes from various angles
Located adjacent to the south side of Osaka International Airport, the attractive location allows visitors to get a close-up view of planes just before landing. This new facility is scheduled to open partially in August 2025 and fully open in March 2027, so future developments are sure to be exciting.

At the Senri River bank adjacent to the southern end of Osaka International Airport, you can feel the excitement of planes flying overhead just before landing. It is also known as a "holy land for airplane photography," and is visited by many people from all over the country.

The museum displays academic specimens that Osaka University has collected and stored since its founding, and also presents the university's latest educational and research results in the form of an exhibition.

The museum has a permanent exhibition of a wealth of materials related to History / culture of Toyonaka City, from prehistoric times when the Machikane crocodile lived to the present day when it has developed as a residential city.The museum also holds several special exhibitions per year, lectures on Toyonaka's history and cultural assets, tours of local historical sites, and experiential learning activities during the summer holidays.

Hattori Ryokuchi Park is approximately 33 times the size of Koshien Stadium. In addition to its lush forests and fields, it is also home to a barbecue area, restaurants, a swimming pool, an athletics stadium, tennis courts, a horse riding center, and a traditional Japanese farmhouse museum, making it one of Osaka Prefecture's leading parks, offering a relaxing environment for everyone, from children to adults.

Through the works of paper cutting artist Kubo Osamu, who incorporates his unique techniques into traditional Japanese tannin paper, visitors can experience the vibrant world of Kubo Osamu, including the scenery and ingredients of Japan's four seasons. This is an experiential facility where you can enjoy both a museum where you can "view" paper cuttings and a workshop where you can "make" paper cuttings.