The oldest Noh stage in the prefecture, bathed in the winds of the four seasons
The oldest existing wooden Noh stage in the prefecture allows visitors to experience Noh while feeling the winds of the four seasons. At the adjacent Kofuan, you can enjoy meals and tea time while watching the stage.

Enjoy a meal at a tangible cultural property designated by Kishiwada City
This restaurant is housed in a Japanese-style building constructed in the early Showa period on the site of the former Kishiwada Castle New Teahouse. Guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine while looking out at the Japanese garden.

A famous Kishiwada brewery that continues to make sake the old-fashioned way
Visit a sake brewery founded in 1818, see the traditional sake brewing process, and enjoy a tasting.

Boasting a track record of winning the International Beer Cup Gold Award
Hokkai Iron Works manufactures metal tanks and Shinkansen bogies. Utilizing their own techniques, they produce a single beer, from beer tank manufacturing to brewing, which has earned them high praise both in Japan and overseas. Be sure to give it a try.

Make your own local specialty products from Senshu and take them home as souvenirs!
Experience making pickled water eggplant, a specialty product of Senshu.
*The venue has been changed to "Kishiwada Danjiri Hall".

An ancient shell mound temple with national treasures from the Kamakura period
This Jodo sect temple inherited the Kannon Hall and Buddhist statues of Kannonji Temple, which was founded by Gyoki in 726. This year marks the 1,300th anniversary of the founding of its predecessor, Kannonji Temple.

The Kannon Hall, which underwent major renovations in 2022, is known as the "Nailless Hall" because it was built without using nails. To commemorate its 1300th anniversary, the temple is holding events including an eye-opening ceremony for the statue of Gyoki Bodhisattva and an unveiling of its collection of Buddhist statues. It is a valuable opportunity to experience the story of this ancient temple that has walked hand in hand with the local community.

Volunteer guides will take you on a tour of the Kaizuka Jinanimachi to show you the past prosperity of Kaizuka, including the important cultural property Gansenji of the Hongwanji sect of Shinshu Jodo, and other tangible cultural properties such as a house. After the tour, you will visit "Ryotei Furu no Ki" to experience firsthand the culture of ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) through food.

Kaizuka Village: Experience the forest and agriculture
This forest complex, which combines farming, food, and lodging, offers glamping, harvesting experiences, a direct sales store, and BBQs on its vast grounds. Enjoy nature within an hour's drive from the city.

This building is a restored cotton cloth factory constructed in the early Showa period. The original brick walls have been left as they were when the factory was built, and the sawtooth roof has been recreated to preserve the factory atmosphere. It has been reborn as a brick museum to be passed down to future generations as a modern heritage site.

An ancient temple that stands on the Hinenosho ruins and is a national treasure and important cultural property
Founded in the second year of the reign of Emperor Tenmu (673), this temple is home to a pagoda designated as a national treasure and a main hall designated as an important cultural property, and is a part of the Hinenosho ruins that conveys its historical value.

Located across from Kansai International Airport, this outlet facility offers seaside views and shopping at approximately 250 stores of famous domestic and international brands. A shuttle bus runs daily from Kansai International Airport.