Kawamura Gishi Co., Ltd. is a company that specializes in the manufacture and sale of prosthetics and orthotics. You can measure your foot size, characteristics, walking age (20 years or older), and find out the state of your foot health. A guide will also provide an easy-to-understand explanation of the highlights, such as the prosthetics and orthotics manufacturing factory.

Osaka is home to many companies that continue to produce attractive products using their superior technological capabilities. Machipavi OSAKA is the place to search for companies where you can tour the manufacturing sites. Search for factories and showrooms that interest you on the website and experience the excitement of manufacturing that is unique to Osaka.

Experience welding, a basic manufacturing technique!
Welder's Base (Omae Manufacturing) is a local workshop where anyone, from children to adults, can try welding. Choose your own iron lettering and create your own original nameplate! Rental space is also available.

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.

This workshop includes a tour of the factory where thread is made, followed by an ornament or keychain making workshop. You can choose your favorite color and make your own original colored thread while touring the factory. After the factory tour, you can use the thread you made to make an ornament or keychain together. We will provide detailed explanations, so even small children can participate.

During the Edo period, cotton cultivation and production in Kawachi flourished, but after the Yamato River was diverted in 1704, cotton production became even more popular and cotton weaving developed further. However, with the start of the Meiji period, long-fiber cotton and thin threads were imported in large quantities from abroad at low prices, and production of Kawachi cotton came to an end. Efforts are still being made to preserve the patterns used in this traditional culture of Kawachi cotton, and you can experience indigo dyeing using stencils that have been recreated to resemble those patterns.

Let's carve an Osaka ranma! We use wood that is as soft and easy to carve as possible so that you can feel closer to traditional crafts, and even beginners can easily participate. Through the ranma carving workshop, you will be able to experience the wonder of traditional crafts.

You will experience joining haniwa excavated from the Furuichi Kofun Group, a World Heritage Site, with an explanation from a curator, visit the Habikino City Cultural Property Exhibition Room and the Konda Shiratori Haniwa Production Site, and enjoy a view of the Furuichi Kofun Group from the roof of City Hall. In the afternoon, after enjoying a haniwa bento lunch, you will create your own one-of-a-kind original haniwa.

Ancient romance born from clay
A haniwa-making workshop that both adults and children can easily participate in, as if they were playing with clay.

A spring experience of dyeing your own cherry blossoms
This is an experience where you can enjoy making your own original dyed fabric using 100% cherry blossom dye made by boiling the branches of the cherry blossoms that adorn Sayama Pond.

You can experience crafting in the woodworking room. Anyone, from children to adults, can easily try making something.

Kawachinagano City has an area of 10,963 hectares, of which approximately 70%, or 7,311 hectares, is forest. This forest has long been known as the "Kawachi Forestry Region." Many cedar and cypress plantations, branded as "Osaka Kawachi Wood," are located here, providing a place for environmental conservation and relaxation as a valuable "forest resource." Based on this background, Kinekan was established as a base for learning and interaction, with the aim of organizing foresters and providing instruction aimed at improving their skills, as well as offering woodworking craft experiences and events themed around forests and nature, based on the protection and cultivation of local forest resources and the revitalization of forestry.