The facility encompasses an area of 1,443 square meters, equivalent to two basketball courts, in the first gymnasium, and includes multiple exercise facilities up to the fourth gymnasium. It is loc...

One of Japan's oldest parks, created in 1873, it is also known for its pine groves with about 5,500 trees. Within the park, there is an amusement park for traffic education, a children's park, a ro...

The Ume (Japanese plums) from the plum wine are recycled and fed to cows as feed. While it’s not possible to film scenes resembling vast pastures, there are multiple well-equipped cowsheds. Despite...

One of the main stations in the city, comparable to Sakai Higashi. It is close to Sakai Old Port and Sakai Fish Market, and there is a shopping center directly connected to the station, with many e...

The lighthouse at Sakai Old Port South breakwater, built in the year Meiji 10 (1877), stands 11.3 meters tall and is shaped like a hexagonal pyramid. After land reclamation ended its initial purpos...

In the hall, there are large, medium, and three small conference rooms located on the 2nd and 3rd floors. The large conference room on the 2nd floor (480 square meters / accommodates 700 people) is...

The government office building consists of a main building and a high-rise building. On the first floor, there is a wide lobby that can accommodate a service counter and event space. The lobby of t...

The house was built as a home for a branch family of the Shimono family over 200 years ago in the late Edo Period. It is currently being used as an art space called “Dotouan,” where many events suc...

Surrounded by classic white-painted earthen walls, the residence includes the main structure, a temple dedicated to Fudo Myo-o, a shrine dedicated to Inari, and dozo-style mortar storehouse. The wh...

There are two tea rooms next to the Sakai City Museum: Shinan and Obaian. Shinan was originally built in Shiba Park, Tokyo, in 1929. It was donated and moved to Sakai in 1980. Designed by Rodo Ogi,...