The oldest existing winery in western Japan
Continuing since the Taisho era, this is the oldest winery still standing in western Japan. In addition to wine, they also produce Japanese brandy made from grape pomace, with their "Budouka 35%" becoming the first Japanese distilled spirit to win a gold medal at the "Vinali International Wine Competition 2024." They offer a wide range of tours that include visits to charming old houses, vineyards, and a storage facility that is a registered tangible cultural property, as well as wine tasting.

The legendary railway tunnel, "Old Osaka Railway Kamese Tunnel," becomes a spectacular light show
48 projectors have been installed inside the Phantom Tunnel, and powerful images and sounds are displayed with projection mapping related to Japan Heritage sites. There are two tours available: a "Long Tour (90 minutes)" and a "Short Tour (45 minutes)."

Kannon, the god of warding off evil, has watched over the long history
It was founded as the family temple of the Kuzui clan, who came from Baekje.
It is also known as the fifth temple of the Sansho Pilgrimage and the beauty of the wisteria within the temple grounds.

The Thousand-Armed Kannon statue (National Treasure), the principal image enshrined in the main hall, will be unveiled to the public. It has 1,041 arms, literally meaning "a thousand hands" and "a thousand eyes," making it a masterpiece of Tenpyo sculpture.

The Municipal Nigiwai Learning Exchange Center, nicknamed "Isel Shura Hall," is a complex where people can learn, gather, and interact, and will also function as a tourist hub when it reopens in April 2025. The building's exterior is based on the motifs of the "Shura" and "boat-shaped haniwa" figures excavated in the city, and is designed to resemble a ship that inherits history and sets sail into the future.

A temple associated with the Sugawara clan that preserves the national treasure Kannon
This temple is associated with Sugawara no Michizane and enshrines the National Treasure Eleven-Headed Kannon statue, and conveys its history as a nunnery since ancient times.

A national treasure said to be a favorite item of Sugawara no Michizane
At Domyoji Tenmangu Shrine, which is worshipped as the god of learning, three of the six national treasures believed to be relics of Sugawara no Michizane will be on display in the treasure museum.

Experience the historical relics hidden in Matsubara City
Raigoji Temple is the family temple of the Takagi clan, the lords of Tannan Domain. Hidden treasures and hidden Buddha statues, such as the six-mon coin bucket associated with Yukimura, will be on special display.

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.

Since ancient times, there have been legends related to cloth, and he has been praised as a god of healing illnesses and exterminating poisonous insects, and in the modern era he has come to be worshipped as a god of protection from evil, traffic safety, and business prosperity in addition to healing illnesses, and is revered by local people as he is always said to grant wishes. The enshrined deities are the three gods Hayasusanoo no Mikoto, Yae Kotoshironushi no Mikoto, and Takemikazuchio no Mikoto.

ao Shrine enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, Prince ao, and Ichikishimahime (Benzaiten) as its deities. The name "ao" comes from the legend that Prince ao, the son of Emperor Heizei, the 51st emperor of Japan, lived in this area and ruled with good governance in the early Heian period, and a stone monument reading "Historic ao: Site of Prince Ao's Residence" stands within the shrine grounds.
It is also said that a shrine was built here to enshrine the deity Sugawara no Michizane, who passed through ao before going to Dazaifu.

The Kansai region's largest wine festival organized by producers! In addition to Osaka wines, various wineries from the Kansai region (Hyogo, Shiga, Kyoto, Nara, and Wakayama) will be participating. Come and find a wine that suits your taste.