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6 mins by free shuttle bus from bus stop No.1, located in front of terminal 1.

Viewing spot which allows guests to enjoy take offs and landings from a close distance. Visitors are able to see a variety of aircraft operated by airlines from numerous countries.

Approx. 6 mins on foot from the combined JR & Nankai line 'Rinkū-Town' station

Rinku Premium Outlets is a seaside outlet filled with green-spaces. It hosts stores from around 250 famous domestic and international brands and also includes glamping facilities.

Directly connected to the combined JR & Nankai line 'Rinkū-Town' station

A large commercial complex enjoyable by both adults and children.
Facilities include the 'Rinku-no-Hoshi' ferris wheel, of the largest class in the Kansai region, and `Rinku-no-Yu', a hot-spring bathing facility.

Approx. 5 mins on foot from the combined JR & Nankai line 'Rinkū-Town' station

From the LOVE RINKu monument in Rinku Park, there are great views of Osaka Bay, you can see airplanes taking off and landing at Kansai International Airport, and enjoy beautiful sunsets at dusk. Its also popular to purchase a 'LOVE TAG' at the tourist exchange plaza 'Rinku Machidokoro', located in front of Rinku Town Station, and take pictures!

Offering sports, food, and leisure combined, this recreation spot is of the largest class in the Kansai region.

The park is approximately 2 km long from north to south. It includes 4 areas in total - An activity area where visitors can enjoy urban sports, a community area with cafes and restaurants, a market area linked with the Okadaura Fishing Port where you can enjoy local foods from Senshu, and a glamping area.

A natural wonderland in which to play, located about 30 mins by car from the hotel.

Located in the hills of Kishiwada City, Tonboike Park is a natural space with five different courses to explore. Seasonal events, kitchen cars, music events, etc. are available on weekends.

A new sightseeing spot in Osaka, this is the only place to find freshly-baked Tsukigesho!

15 million Tsukigesho steamed milk buns are sold per year. After a tour of the factory, where you can learn the secrets of its delicious flavor, you can taste the freshly made product. The store inside the factory sells products only available at this location, making it a must-see!

Japan's oldest fundamental training center for mountain asceticism, founded by En no Ozuno approx. 1,300 years ago.

Shippōryū-ji Temple is one of the few places in Japan where visitors can experience a one-day ascetic practice. Under the guidance of Mt. Inunaki Shugenja practitioners, participants visit the ascetic sites and places of worship on Mt. Inunanaki and perform ascetic practices in the Gyoja no Taki waterfall. Many women also participate in the ascetic training.

A cultural property as designated by Izumisano City that preserves the historic architectural style of the Sennan area.

Sano Machiba, where the unique culture of the townspeople blossomed, has preserved and repaired the townhouse which dates back to the end of the 18th century, allowing visitors to see how people lived during the middle of the Edo period.

20 mins by car from Kansai Airport. 10 mins on foot from Kishiwada Station, Nankai Main Line.

Kishiwada Castle is full of attractions such as the historical stonewalls, the view of Osaka Bay from the third floor of the castle tower, and the Kishiwada Castle Garden (Hachijin no Niwa), which is designated as a national place of scenic beauty. Please make use of the audio guide, AR application, and other available content to learn about Kishiwada Castle and further experience its charms.

A 13-min walk from Kishiwada Station, Nankai Main Line.

The Kishiwada Danjiri Hall, located near Kishiwada Castle, offers a year-round experience of the Danjiri festival itself, with up-to-date visual and audio reproductions.

Museum focusing on oriental antiques

Opened in 1982 with the donation of art works, the museum building itself, the land, and a fund from Kuboso Corporation, the Izumi City Museum of Art houses mainly Oriental antiques, both Japanese and Chinese, and also holds exhibitions related to collections of Western modern art.

5-min walk from Ozaki Station, Nankai Main Line.

Established over 300 years ago, it is the oldest handmade sake brewery in Osaka Prefecture.
The Naniwa Masamune variety has won the gold medal five times at the National New Sake Competition and has been introduced in various media. The brewery and the main house have been designated as national registered cultural properties.

Sake factory linked with local community

The only sake brewery in Izumisano City, it spares no effort at every step of the manufacturing process, producing high quality sake such as Tokutei Meisho-shu by hand. In addition to the production area, the 100-year-old brewery has a direct sales shop, a café, and a multi-purpose hall, making it easy for visitors to enjoy the brewery.

Handmade produce made with vegetables from Osaka & the Senshuu region

Izumi Pickles are colorful and filled with the delicious Senshu vegetables. They contain no synthetic colorings or preservatives and make great souvenirs. Please visit the official website to learn more about the secret story behind the birth of Izumi Pickles and their specially prepared range of dishes.
Product puchases and dining are available at the SON CAFE directly managed by Izumi Pickles.

JA Osaka Senshu-operated direct sales location of farm produce from local farmers.

Purchase a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables such as eggplant, onions, giant butterbur, cabbage, etc.