Why not experience Japanese culture in Sakai's historic district, where traditional Japanese elements remain? Try your hand at making a miniature tatami mat while listening to the stories of a tatami craftsman. Though it's miniature, the materials are the same as real tatami mats. Choose the color, material, and border (a unique Sakai burial mound motif) and pattern to create your own mini tatami mat.
The finished size is 18 x 25 cm.

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).

In recent years, the city of Sakai and Takaishi have become popular photo spots for their night view of factories. You can choose your desired course (travel time) and tour the viewpoints by sightseeing taxi according to your desired travel time (1 hour, 1 hour 30 minutes, 2 hours course). This is recommended for those who love photography, as it is an experience that shows Sakai in a different way than during the day! *The tour locations may change depending on the factory operation status and traffic conditions.

At Myohoji Temple, one of the oldest temples in Senshu with a history of about 700 years, you will experience yoga that is suitable for beginners, followed by a complimentary morning meal of porridge and tea. Refresh your mind and body in a quiet space!

A special DC price is available for a full-experience plan at Harvest Hill, which includes admission tickets, a buffet restaurant, and a haniwa-making experience. It also includes a souvenir discount coupon that can be used for homemade sausages and craft beer. Other attractions include animal feeding, the only Sylvanian Family theme park in Western Japan, Sylvanian Park, and playground equipment such as grass slides, all for an additional fee.

The observation lobby on the 21st floor of Sakai City Hall will be renovated and reopened in April 2025 under the nickname "MI-TE Sakai"! Located 80 meters above ground, this corridor-style lobby is the top floor of City Hall and offers a 360-degree view. In addition to the view of the Emperor Nintoku Tomb, we have also installed a newly installed exhibit illustrating the grandeur of the tomb and a 3D model showing access to the city's tourist spots, making this a place where you can experience even more of Sakai's charm. Please come and visit us.

You can rent an entire train car and hold a banquet on board, a child's birthday party, etc. You can also bring your own drinks and food on board!

This is Travel Passes allows unlimited travel on certain sections of the Hankai Electric Railway and Nankai Bus lines in one day.You can also receive special benefits such as discounts at designated facilities by presenting the ticket.

GRAVITATE OSAKA is a world-class activity park located in Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture, and is home to Japan's longest suspension bridge spanning the Aigawa Dam.

Opened in 1987, the Ibaraki City Christian Relics Museum is located in the Senjiji district, famous as the "Hidden Christian Village." Senjiji and the Shimootowa district were once the territory of Takayama Ukon, a famous Christian feudal lord. Even after Christianity was banned by the shogunate, believers continued to preserve the relics. This only came to light during the Taisho era. Numerous Christian relics were discovered in this area, attracting worldwide attention. The Christian Relics Museum exhibits the history of Christianity in Ibaraki and the relics that have been discovered.

This is a Koyasan Shingon sect temple whose principal image is a hidden statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon Bodhisattva riding on a turtle's back. Every year between April 15th and 21st, the temple holds an opening ceremony for the hidden statue. The temple's founder, Fujiwara Sankage, is celebrated as the founder of Japanese cuisine due to the tradition of Sennichi-ryori cuisine, and every year on April 18th, a Yamakage-style knife ceremony is held.

Ama site park is a large park the size of five Koshien Stadiums, located close to both JR Takatsuki Station and Hankyu Takatsuki-shi Station. Various events are held here throughout the year, and the park is visited by approximately 1.5 million people annually.