Kishiwada, Kansai Airport & Senshu Travel Guide

Don’t miss this charming retro station building, a nationally registered tangible cultural property.

A factory where you can enjoy everything from factory tours and shopping to a confectionery-making experience centered on Milk Manju Tsukigesho, a classic Osaka souvenir.

A perfectly located park that connects sea and sky.

A stunning beach blanketed in pure white marble stones, officially recognized as a "Lover's Sanctuary" and one of "Japan’s 100 Best Sunset Views."

Relax and rejuvenate in the expansive open-air bath, Bijin no Yu ("Beauty’s Bath"), while taking in stunning views of Osaka Bay.

Full seclusion at this hidden hot spring retreat and village near Osaka.

An ancient temple known for its striking contrast of vermilion-stained pagoda against a backdrop of autumn leaves.

A popular cherry blossom viewing spot with 1,000 cherry trees lining the riverbed.

This dam is rich in nature and has been selected as one of the "100 best places for greenery in Osaka" and "100 best places for water source forests".

Observe airplanes taking off and landing near the runway!

A park with a full range of activities on the opposite shore of Kansai International Airport.

It is a symbol of Kishiwada, known for the legend of "Tako Jizo," in which a swarm of octopuses protected the castle.

Enjoy a meal while overlooking a beautiful Japanese garden from this charming Japanese-style building.

Western Japan’s largest seaside outlet where you can enjoy shopping, gourmet food, and glamping.

A convenient and comfortable hotel located within Kansai International Airport.

A hot spring inn where you can enjoy Inunakiyama Onsen, the only hot spring village in Osaka Prefecture.

Just a short walk from the airport, experience first-class luxury on the ground.

Musical fireworks display in the skies over Osaka Bay.

A fall festival in Kishiwada with 300-years of history. People pull a 4-ton Danjiri and turn a corner in Yarimawashi, 90-degrees with great force!

Domestic and international flights gather at this western Japan’s entrance in Osaka Bay.