The historic building, including its facade known as the "Arcade of Dotonbori," exudes a retro Taisho-era atmosphere. A variety of park events are held throughout the year.

Located on a corner lot on the west side of Hozenji Temple, this private art museum specializes in Kamigata ukiyo-e prints, primarily featuring portraits of actors such as Nakamura Utaemon III and Kataoka Nizaemon VII, popular actors from the Bunka and Bunsei periods of the late Edo period. The small four-story museum exhibits around 30 pieces from its collection, with themes changing every three months. Ukiyo-e production tools are also on display on the fourth floor, and classes are held where you can try the "printing" process of ukiyo-e production (reservations required). The first floor also houses a museum shop with a wide selection of ukiyo-e related items and various Japanese goods, which is free to visit.

Kita-Kagaya, a town in the Osaka Bay Area that was once bustling with shipbuilding, is now attracting attention as a hot spot for art.
On this tour, a local guide will take you around the city, showcasing murals and other artworks created by over 100 artists. You will not only hear explanations about the artworks, but also learn about the city's history and cultural background, making your art appreciation even more profound and enjoyable.

The Chikko Red Brick Warehouse, with its 100-year history, is a valuable modern heritage site. Utilizing this nostalgic building, we have created a space reminiscent of the streets of London or New York in the past, transforming it into the perfect stage for showcasing classic cars from the past. GLION MUSEUM exhibits rare vintage cars collected from around the world. This is the first classic car museum in Japan to be housed in a red brick warehouse. The museum also houses AKARENGA STEAK HOUSE and LA VIE 1923. GLION MUSEUM is a new type of classic car museum proposed by us at the GLION GROUP.

At night, the botanical garden, where flowers bloom throughout the seasons, transforms into an art space. Experience a fantastical world that changes with the influence of wind, rain, birds, and people.

[Photo] TeamLab "Bird Sculptures Scattered in the Wind" © TeamLab

A grand scale! An oasis of tranquility and healing
You can enjoy the various expressions of the seasons with all your senses, including the flowers, the flow of water, and the scent of leaves swaying in the breeze, while also enjoying a casual drink like a matcha latte at the tea shop in the garden.

Experience the origins of manufacturing in Sakai
This is the hub for Sakai's traditional industries, and has a wide range of information on cutlery, chusen dyeing, incense, Japanese sweets, tea, and more.

A rare experience of stepping onto the ring at the sacred ground of student sumo
Tour and experience sumo, Japan's national sport, at the arena. You'll have the chance to try out unique experiences such as hitting clappers and throwing salt on the ring.

Experience the history and culture of Sakai and an authentic tea ceremony
This facility has exhibits on two great figures associated with Sakai, Sen no Rikyu and Yosano Akiko, and also offers an authentic tea ceremony experience. You can also enjoy a truly immersive experience using VR.

Discover the profound depth of tea ceremony culture in Sakai
In this tea room named after the head of the Sansen school, you can enjoy a kaiseki-style meal and thick and thin tea prepared by a tea master.

Enter the magnificent world of Art Nouveau
The museum has a collection of approximately 500 works by Alphonse Mucha, ranging from his early to later years, and exhibits valuable works such as posters and oil paintings.

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."