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Osaka Dotonbori Sauna
A Facility Where You Can Freely Enjoy a Sauna in the Heart of Osaka
Dotonbori Sauna, which is conveniently located approximately a 4-minute walk from Nihonbashi Station on the Kintetsu Railway, is a private sauna that can be reserved for one group per floor. Located on the roof of the building, you can enjoy views of Osaka's Minami and the Dotonbori-gawa River from the panoramic glass of the barrel sauna where you can self-roll. The sauna, which you can have to yourself and enjoy a blissful moment, has a special feeling, and the sophisticated and stylish space is beautifully equipped with beautiful facilities. It can be used by both men and women, so couples, friends, groups, and families can enjoy it freely without any hesitation. Refresh your mind and body while feeling the pleasant city breeze.
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Osaka Japanese Stallion Horse Land
A Facility Where You Can Experience Riding and Interacting With Japanese Native Horses
"Japanese Stallion Horse Land" in Kashiwara City, Osaka preserves Japan’s native horses while offering a variety of experiences, including Western-style horseback riding (trail rides), interactive encounters, and traditional horseback photography. These native horses—long regarded as partners in martial arts—may be small in stature but are remarkably strong and gentle, with a unique side-to-side gait that minimizes swaying for a smooth, comfortable ride. Experience options such as the "Hands-Free Riding Experience," "Value Plan: Horseback Riding & Interaction," and "Kimono & Cosplay Horseback Riding Experience" are highly recommended.
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Osaka Samuhara Shrine
A Mystical Shrine Known as a Power Spot
"Samuhara Shrine" is located in a business district approximately a 6-minute walk from Osaka Metro Awaza Station. The deities enshrined here are "Amanomi Nakanushi Okami," "Takano Sanrei Okami," and "Jinno Sanrei Okami." "Samuhara" is the collective name for these three deities, and it has long been believed that these words have mysterious power. It is said to have strong divine powers that ward off misfortune, and many people come from all over the world to worship.
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Osaka Dogtail
A Small Dog Café Offering a Relaxing Experience
Located approximately a 5-minute walk from Osaka Metro Namba Station, this dog café occupies the fourth floor of a city building and features an open, free-roaming space. Toy Poodles, Chihuahuas, Maltese, Shih Tzus, and other popular small breeds spend their time here, creating a relaxed setting where treats can be offered, toys used for play, or simply quiet moments enjoyed while watching pups sleep. A gentle break from the pace of everyday life awaits, surrounded by the comforting presence of friendly dogs.
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Osaka Ueno Tenjin Ikune Shrine (Nishinari Ward)
A Sanctuary of Healing and Prayer Nestled in the City
"Ikune Shrine" is located approximately a 3-minute walk from Osaka Metro Tamade Station. The deities enshrined here are "Sukunahikona no Mikoto," "Hiruji no Mikoto," and "Sugawara no Michizane," who are said to have divine virtues that protect health, prosperous business, and academic success. Every year during the summer festival, a one-of-a-kind cultural asset called "Digaku" is displayed on the grounds. On the winter solstice, "Kotsuma Pumpkin" is given to the shrine, and many people visit to seek blessings for good health.
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Osaka Kaizuka Ibuki Onsen Auto Campground
A Facility Offering the Ultimate Hot Spring and Camping Experience
"Kaizuka Ibuki Onsen Auto Campground," located approximately 10 minutes by car from the Kaizuka IC on the Hanwa Expressway, is a facility where you can enjoy a variety of experiences such as hot springs, camping, and activities in the midst of nature. At Ibuki Onsen, you can enjoy the slightly alkaline natural springs, known as the "hot springs of beauty," in an open-air bath or a private family bath, as well as a private sauna. There is a 200-square-meter auto campground that can easily accommodate two families, and plenty of indoor facilities for play even on rainy days. At "Le Clos," you can enjoy cuisine supervised by a chef who honed his skills at a three-star restaurant. Why not experience the resort feeling with your family and friends?
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Osaka U2 unusual underground
"Destructive Entertainment," Perfect for a Refreshing Change
An amusement complex located in Ura-Namba, Osaka City, where you can release all the stress you've built up on a daily basis. Three plans are available: "Destruction Entertainment," where you can "destroy" dishes, bottles, furniture, and home appliances; "Chabudai Gaeshi," where you flip over a tea table with plates, tokkuri, etc. on it; and "Machine Gun Random Shooting," where you can fire an electric air gun at random. Go to a crash bar where you can drink, have fun, and destroy things to vent your frustrations.
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Osaka MIRRORGE OSAKA
An Immersive Virtual Space Blending Reality and Fantasy
"Mirage Osaka" is a unique space entertainment experience using cutting-edge spatial computing technology, located in "Umekita Park," directly connected to JR Osaka Station. After wearing Apple's cutting-edge device, "Apple Vision Pro," visitors will be amazed at how the real world before their eyes seems to be transformed by magic.
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Osaka Amanosan Kongo-ji Temple
A Majestic Ancient Temple That Weaves History
Amanosan Kongo-ji Temple is located in Kawachinagano City, Osaka, and boasts a history of approximately 1,300 years. It is said to have been founded by Gyoki during the Nara period, with Dainichi Nyorai as its principal deity. The teachings of Kobo Daishi Kukai, the temple’s spiritual founder, continue to be passed down. In the past, the temple served as a place of prayer for Hachijo Nyoin, the younger sister of Emperor Go-Shirakawa. As it accepted female worshippers even during periods when women were generally prohibited from entering sacred sites, it became known as "Nyonin Koya" (Women's Koya). Within the temple grounds, there are five National Treasures, including the three main Buddha statues in Kondo Hall, as well as 29 Important Cultural Properties. The site also features historically significant structures such as the Tahoto Pagoda, Gobutsudo Hall, and Mieido Hall. Surrounded by breathtaking nature, the temple offers a serene atmosphere that changes beautifully with the seasons.
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Osaka Koyasan Shingon Sect Ikomasan Ryugan-ji Temple
A Temple with a Symbolic Statue of Shugyo Daishi
"Koyasan Shingon Sect Ikomasan Ryugan-ji Temple" was founded by "Myokuhouni," and it is said that it was built after the principal image, "Kokuzo Bodhisattva," instructed him to hold a memorial service for the dragon that lives on Mt. Ikoma. The shrine also enshrines the "Mitsho Kojin" and is affectionately known in the area as "Ikoma's Kojin-san." Many people come to pray for blessings such as business prosperity, warding off misfortune, and preventing eye diseases. Within the precincts, there is an impressively large statue of Shugyo Daishi, and in the main hall, there is a ceiling painting of a dragon and a statue of Benzaiten. Many Jizo statues, such as the "Seven Lucky Gods" and "Roku Jizo," are lined up and are a must-see. There are also dolls related to folk tales, adding a touch of fun and charm to the visit.
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