Located in the southern part of Osaka Prefecture and home to Kansai International Airport, Izumisano City serves as a gateway connecting Japan to the world. The city boasts popular tourist attractions like Inunakiyama Onsen and sites recognized as Japan Heritage. It is a place where traditional industries, such as the renowned Senshu Towel, coexist with abundant natural beauty. Visitors are also drawn to the fresh local seafood and agricultural produce, which add to its charm.
There are many places that are historically and geographically fascinating.
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Discover popular spots like Kansai International Airport, the gateway to the world, outlet malls for shopping, and Izumisano Fishing Port, where you can enjoy fresh seafood.
Take a stroll around the Nankai Izumisano Station area, where the townscapes of the Edo period and Showa retro era remain. You’ll find a wide array of local gourmet restaurants to indulge in.
The area around JR Hineno Station serves as a cultural hub with attractions like history museums. Visit Jigen-in Temple, the city’s only National Treasure, and enjoy strawberry picking in the area!
Inunakiyama, a sacred site for Shugendo practices, is renowned as Osaka’s only hot spring village. This area harmonizes history and nature, featuring ancient shrines and the ruins of Tsuchimaru Castle.
