昭和27（1952）年創業の専門店

カステ21（青箱）（ハーフ）　648円（2026年5月時点）

Enjoy food and events at this waterfront complex!
A stylish terminal town located along the Shirinashi River at the northern end of Taisho Ward, it is home to a wide variety of restaurants, food, and live music venues.

The area, which is the size of two Koshien stadiums, is bustling with activity, including a yakiniku restaurant and an "international market."

Despite its convenient location adjacent to the center of Osaka, the local area of Juso is not well known among tourists. While Juso retains a strong sense of old-fashioned downtown culture, in recent years the area has seen an increase in young people as the town has developed, revitalizing it. On this tour, you will explore the charms of Juso, touring the mural art that is a symbol of the new town, while savoring the flavors that have been passed down through the generations of the old downtown.

Experience the world of tea ceremony casually in everyday clothes
Enjoy matcha tea in a tea room that is a registered tangible cultural property. Come experience the world of tea ceremony in a casual setting.

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.

This is a tea ceremony experience in a tea room (standing tea ceremony) named after the master of Nanshuji Temple, the Zen temple in Sakai where Sen no Rikyu trained. Even first-timers can enjoy it. At the standing tea ceremony, you can enjoy Sakai matcha and Japanese sweets (fresh confections) while seated in a chair, accompanied by a tea ceremony from the Omotesenke, Urasenke, and Mushakojisenke schools.

This is a tea ceremony experience in an authentic tea room named after the head of the Sansen school. Even first-timers can enjoy it. Under the guidance of the Sansen school of tea ceremony, you will not only experience the etiquette of the tea ceremony, such as nijiri, seiza, admiring the floor, and how to enjoy sweets and tea, but you will also be able to actually make tea yourself. *Reservations must be completed at least one month in advance as a general rule.

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.

A special moment to savor matcha tea that you prepared yourself.
You can experience making matcha using a stone mill at "Nishio Meikouen Tea Shop," which was founded in 1854.

Enter the world of Japanese tea, appreciating its aroma, flavor, and aftertaste
This long-established tea shop was founded in 1850. In Sakai, where the culture of the tea ceremony is alive and well, you can spend a relaxing time savoring freshly ground matcha and sweets.

This is an experience where you can make traditional Sakai wagashi (nerikiri) by hand under the guidance of an instructor. Try making wagashi using seasonal fruits, your favorite flowers, animals, or characters (2 or 3 pieces per person).