Sakai Travel Guide

A place where you can experience the appeal of the traditional industries nurtured in Sakai, a city known for craftsmanship.

Take a special journey through the sky with sweeping views of a World Heritage site.

With its nostalgic white appearance, this Western-style wooden lighthouse is also a great spot for photos.

A pyramid-shaped Buddhist tower whose tiled exterior evokes the romance of ancient times.

A museum introducing Sakai, a historic city, from ancient times to the present day.

This is a symbolic park full of historical atmosphere, with ancient tombs lining its path.

A nature-filled, hands-on agricultural park where visitors can enjoy interaction with flowers and animals.

The Japanese knives from the blacksmithing city Sakai have been attracting attention from all over the world in recent years.

Delivering premium confectionery from the historic city of Sakai.

Its signature item is juicy handmade daifuku filled with seasonal fruit.

Sakai’s biggest autumn festival, where history and tradition come alive.

The calls of the auctioneer echo through the harbor at night at this summer tradition in Sakai, dating back to the Kamakura period.

A streetcar line that runs through historic districts of Osaka City and Sakai City.