🌼Hinenosyo Oogi no Sato Cosmos Garden : 2025/10/4–19

In 2013, the Ōgi District of Izumisano City became the first location in Osaka Prefecture to be designated as a National Important Cultural Landscape: the “Hineno Ōgi no Nōson Keikan” (Rural Landscape of Ōgi).
This area preserves traditional rural scenery and historic architecture, and it has also been recognized as part of Japan Heritage.
Each autumn, the scenic satoyama hills come alive with the opening of the Hineno Ōgi no Sato Cosmos Garden✨.
This year, the garden will be open for a limited two-week period, from October 4 (Sat) to October 19 (Sun), 2025.
Lovingly maintained by the local Ōgi Machizukuri Kyōgikai (Community Development Council), the fields feature walking paths that let you stroll through a sea of blossoms. Visitors can enjoy the vibrant colors of the cosmos flowers up close, as if strolling through a sea of blossoms.
The harmony of a traditional rural landscape with fields of bright, blooming cosmos creates an atmosphere of peace and beauty.
Come and experience this special seasonal highlight in Izumisano this autumn 🌸.

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📅 Opening Period: October 4 (Sat) – October 19 (Sun), 2025
⏰ Hours: 9:00 – 16:00 (Last entry 15:40)
Closed in case of rain.
🚌 Access:
From Nankai Izumisano Station or JR Hineno Station, take the Nankai Bus bound for Inunaki-san, get off at Kyōkaibashi, and walk a few minutes toward Inunaki.
🚍 Extra buses will operate on the final weekend (Oct 18–19) due to expected crowds.
From Izumisano Station: 10:10 / 13:10 / 15:30
From Inunaki-san: 10:50 / 13:50 / 16:10
🚗 Please use public transportation whenever possible.
💴 Admission: Free

📞 Contact
Izumisano City Board of Education, Cultural Property Protection Division
Tel: 072-447-6766 (Weekdays 8:45–17:15)
E-mail: bunkazai@city.izumisano.lg.jp

🔗 Izumisano City Official Website
🔗 Hineno Ōgi no Sato Cosmos Garden (Kokotabi Izumisano)
https://visitizumisanojpn.com/en/hinenosyo-oogi-no-sato-cosmos-garden/

🌸 After Enjoying the Cosmos…
Why not continue your autumn stroll with a journey into history? 🍂
Just a short trip from the garden, you’ll find venerable shrines and temples scattered throughout the area.
Discover the unique charm of Izumisano, where nature and culture harmonize beautifully.
🔗 Shipporyu-ji Temple, Inunaki-san – one of Japan’s oldest sacred sites
🔗 Jigan-in Temple – home to the city’s only National Treasure pagoda
🔗 Hine Shrine (Hine Jinja) – Dedicated to the God of Pillows