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May. 11, 2026

[Image1]Matsuo Taisha3 Arashiyama Miyamachi, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto PrefectureMatsuo-taisha Statio

[Image2]Matsuo Taisha3 Arashiyama Miyamachi, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto PrefectureMatsuo-taisha Statio

[Image3]Matsuo Taisha3 Arashiyama Miyamachi, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto PrefectureMatsuo-taisha Statio

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Matsuo Taisha

3 Arashiyama Miyamachi, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Matsuo-taisha Station [West Exit] is a 3-minute walk

Matsuo Taisha has a parking lot for visitors located on the south side of the premises,
which can accommodate around 100 regular cars, and visitors can park for free for a limited time (approximately 1 hour),
after which parking becomes paid.

Matsuo Taisha is a shrine established in the first year of the Taiho era (701) and is famous as the god of sake brewing. Upon entering the premises, visitors are drawn to the mountain-like stacks of sake barrels, which have been donated by sake producers from various regions. There is a legend that sake brewed with the spring water known as Kame no I will not spoil.

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しんのすけのはら posted.

May. 11, 2026

[Image1]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image2]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image3]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image4]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image5]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image6]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image7]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image8]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image9]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image10]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image11]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image12]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image13]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image14]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image15]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image16]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image17]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image18]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image19]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

[Image20]Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

Myotokuzan Kegonji Temple (Myotokuzan Kegonji)
Commonly known as Suzumushidera Temple (Suzumushidera)

31 Matsumurojike-chou, Nishikyō Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

The visiting hours are generally from 9 AM to 5 PM, with entry until 4:30 PM
Open year-round

The reason it's called Suzumushidera
The temple houses thousands of bell crickets throughout the year, and visitors can listen to the sound of the crickets while attending a sermon called "Suzumushi Seppō" in the main hall, which is why it is affectionately called "Suzumushidera."
What is the secret of the "bell crickets that chirp all year round"? Approximately 3,000 crickets are raised.

The "Happiness Jizō" wearing straw sandals is famous. It is the only Jizō in Japan that wears straw sandals, and there is a legend that it "walks to grant wishes."
As for how to pray, it is widely known that after listening to the priest's sermon, one should strongly wish for a single desire in their heart. There are stories that any wish will be granted, and many testimonials say, "I came back because my last wish was granted."

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May. 8, 2026

[Image1]Wakazono Park Rose GardenMasago 2-chome, Wakasonocho, Ibaraki CityParking... PaidFreePets are not al

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Wakazono Park Rose Garden

Masago 2-chome, Wakasonocho, Ibaraki City
Parking... Paid
Free

Pets are not allowed in Wakazono Park Rose Garden. (Only guide dogs and assistance dogs are permitted.)

Approximately 180 varieties of roses, the flower of Ibaraki City, are planted here, with around 1,750 plants blooming beautifully in spring and autumn each year.

The best viewing times are from early May to early June and from late October to mid-November.

Visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the roses from the observation deck, making it a relaxing spot for the community.
- Closed on Tuesdays (except when that day is a holiday)

Surprisingly spacious with a wide variety of roses.
It's free, making it a great spot for a little outing or a walk.

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May. 4, 2026

[Image1]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image2]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image3]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image4]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image5]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image6]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image7]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image8]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image9]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image10]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image11]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image12]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image13]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image14]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image15]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image16]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image17]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image18]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image19]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

[Image20]A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!The Koinobori Revival Project: L

A stunning display of carp streamers spreads across the rice fields!
The Koinobori Revival Project: Let the carp streamers swim high in the sky!

【Event Dates】
◆April 6th to May 2nd, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Exhibition of carp streamers
*Please note that the carp streamers may not be displayed in strong winds or rain.
◆May 3rd to May 5th, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Nighttime (6:00 PM to 9:00 PM) illumination available

【Location】2-29-20 Higashifukui, Ibaraki City

The location is about a 5-minute walk from the parking lot of Shinryu-ji Temple.

If you wish to see the carp streamers, please park your car at the parking lot of Shinryu-ji Temple.🎏

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Apr. 30, 2026 (edited)

[Image1]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image2]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image3]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image4]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image5]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image6]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image7]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image8]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image9]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image10]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image11]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image12]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image13]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image14]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image15]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image16]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image17]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image18]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

[Image19]Aichi Museum of FlightToyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Ai

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Aichi Museum of Flight

Toyohama, Toyohashi, Nishikasugai District, Aichi Prefecture (within Nagoya Airport)

Renovation work is scheduled from June 2026 to the end of January 2027.

The Aichi Museum of Flight is a specialized aviation museum adjacent to Aichi Prefecture's Nagoya Airport. It features aircraft closely related to Aichi, such as the YS-11, Japan's first domestically produced passenger aircraft after World War II, and the T-4 Blue Impulse from the Self-Defense Forces.

It's a spot that fulfills the longing for the skies for both children and adults...

In addition to exhibitions, it also offers pilot experiences, experiments on how aircraft work,
science shows, and more.
They provide stroller rentals and nursing rooms, making it a welcoming place for visitors with small children.

Nagoya Airport, officially named "Nagoya Aerodrome," is a civilian airport managed by Aichi Prefecture and shares a runway with the Japan Air Self-Defense Force Komaki Air Base.

On the civilian side, regular flights and business aircraft operated by Fuji Dream Airlines, as well as small aircraft, are in operation, coexisting with Self-Defense Forces aircraft.

Camera lenses, wide-angle lenses... highly recommended...
Even with a smartphone's wide-angle...

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Apr. 22, 2026

[Image1]Osaka Station City3-1-3 Umeda, Kitaku, Osaka City, Osaka PrefectureAn oasis space that allows you to

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Osaka Station City
3-1-3 Umeda, Kitaku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture

An oasis space that allows you to experience nature within the city, providing relaxation and rejuvenation.
The Healing Garden is located on the 10th floor
and the Sky Farm is on the 14th floor... Access is by stairs only!

A resting area outside Osaka Station City, located above Osaka Station.
You can access it via escalators from the Time-Space Plaza.
Being an outdoor plaza, it offers a spacious and open atmosphere.
With established resting spaces, you can relax comfortably.
The Wind Plaza features a rooftop area with flower beds showcasing "seasonal flowers."
The types of flowers change with annual event planning, but the planting and displays generally reflect the seasonal themes.

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Apr. 18, 2026

[Image1]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

[Image2]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

[Image3]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

[Image4]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

[Image5]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

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[Image10]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

[Image11]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

[Image12]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

[Image13]Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation SquareKissa OoiwaAddress reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Os

Ooiwa Slope, Dam Park Oiwa Observation Square
Kissa Ooiwa
Address reference: 82 Oiwa, Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture

On a clear day, you can see Kansai International Airport from the observation deck!
There is a parking lot for cars, as well as spaces for motorcycles and bicycles.
There are covered benches and regular benches available.

There are also nice and clean restrooms.
Why not stop by while cycling or driving?

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Apr. 18, 2026

[Image1]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image2]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image3]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image4]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image5]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image6]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image7]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image8]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image9]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image10]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image11]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image12]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image13]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image14]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image15]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image16]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image17]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image18]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image19]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

[Image20]Aigawa DamAigawa Dam Management OfficeSeiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureAigawa Dam Manage

Aigawa Dam
Aigawa Dam Management Office

Seiho-chiuchi, Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture
Aigawa Dam Management Office from 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Restroom available at the management office
Dam card automatic vending machine in front of the management office, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year

Kaze no Oka Zone: 56 parking spaces (including 2 for disabled users)
Aigawa Dam Management Office: 9 parking spaces (including 1 for disabled users)
Fee: Free

After more than thirty years since the project began in 1988, completion is aimed for 2022
Aigawa Dam in March 2021

Aigawa Dam is a rock-fill dam constructed on the Aigawa River, which is part of the Yodo River system.
A rock-fill dam is built by piling up rocks and soil, and its appearance and structure are quite different from that of a concrete gravity dam. Aigawa Dam also has the appearance of stones stacked on a slope.

According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the total project cost for the construction of Aigawa Dam is approximately 131.4 billion yen (verification materials), while other sources estimate it at around 135.6 to 153.6 billion yen.

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[Image1]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image2]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image3]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image4]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image5]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image6]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image7]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image8]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image9]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image10]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image11]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image12]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image13]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image14]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image15]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image16]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image17]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image18]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image19]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

[Image20]Dam Park Ibarakita53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka PrefectureParking: 100 yen for regular car

Dam Park Ibarakita
53-1 Oaza Namihoko, Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture

Parking: 100 yen for regular cars per 30 minutes (maximum 600 yen during the day)
Temporary parking: Free

Peak crowded periods
Golden Week (late April to early May)
Summer vacation period (late July to August)
Silver Week (mid-September)
The middle day of a three-day weekend
Weekends and holidays

A nature-rich park located around Aigawa Dam in the northern area of Ibaraki City (commonly known as Ibarakita). It features a dog run, facilities for markets and cooking, a park center, event plaza, outdoor stage, and open spaces. At the activity park "GRAVITATE OSAKA," visitors can enjoy views of Aigawa Dam from the pedestrian-only suspension bridge "GODA BRIDGE," which is approximately 420 meters long. Throughout the year, various events are held that allow visitors to enjoy nature, with activities suitable for children.

Dam Park Ibarakita regularly hosts food trucks.
Bringing your own bento is allowed
Vending machines are available on-site. While drinks can be purchased, food sales may be limited, so bringing your own is recommended.

Pets are allowed in the park. However, outside the dog run, pets must be on a leash that the owner can control (approximately 2 meters in length). It is prohibited to leave pet waste unattended.

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[Image18]Expo Memorial ParkSuita City, Osaka Prefecture, Senri Expo ParkAdults (high school students and abov

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[Image20]Expo Memorial ParkSuita City, Osaka Prefecture, Senri Expo ParkAdults (high school students and abov

Expo Memorial Park

Suita City, Osaka Prefecture, Senri Expo Park
Adults (high school students and above) 450 yen, children free. *Revised from April 1, 2026

Must-See Attractions
Tower of the Sun and Interior Tour
The symbol "Tower of the Sun" created by Taro Okamoto is the face of the park. Not only can you admire its exterior, but there is also an interior tour available by reservation, allowing visitors to experience a powerful space that recreates the exhibitions from the Expo era.
Japanese-style Garden
This authentic strolling garden was developed for the 1970 Expo, featuring ponds, tea houses, and waterfalls scattered throughout, where visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers and autumn foliage. This area is detailed as a "highlight of the Japanese-style garden" by the park's official introduction.

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