🌼 Hinenosho Ogi-no-Sato Cosmos Garden: Oct. 3–18, 2026

In 2013, the Ogi area of Izumisano became the first place in Osaka Prefecture to be designated a National Important Cultural Landscape for the “Rural Landscape of Hinenosho Ogi.” With its traditional rural scenery and historic buildings, the area is also recognized as part of Japan Heritage.
Surrounded by this peaceful countryside, Hinenosho Ogi-no-Sato Cosmos Garden opens again this autumn✨
Carefully tended by the local Ogi Community Development Council, the garden features paths through the fields, allowing visitors to stroll among the colorful cosmos flowers and enjoy them up close.
Take in the beautiful combination of traditional rural scenery and delicate cosmos in full bloom—a special sight that can only be enjoyed at this time of year.
Enjoy the beauty of autumn in Izumisano🌸

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📅 Open: October 3 (Sat) – October 18 (Sun), 2026
⏰ Hours: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Last entry: 3:40 PM)
※The garden may be closed in case of rain.
🚌 Access: From Nankai Izumisano Station or JR Hineno Station, take a Nankai Bus bound for Inunakisan and get off at Kyokaibashi. The garden is a short walk toward Inunakisan.
※Please use public transportation whenever possible.
💴 Admission: Free

Organizer: Ogi Community Development Council
Inquiries: Cultural Properties Division, Izumisano City
📞 072-447-6766 (Weekdays, 8:45 AM – 5:15 PM)

Related Links:
🔗 Izumisano City
🔗 Hinenosho Ogi-no-Sato Cosmos Garden
https://visitizumisanojpn.com/en/hinenosyo-oogi-no-sato-cosmos-garden/

🌸 After enjoying the cosmos…
Why not explore some of Izumisano’s historic sites?
🔗 Shipporyu-ji Temple, Inunaki-san – one of Japan’s oldest sacred sites
🔗 Jigen-in Temple – home to the city’s only National Treasure pagoda
🔗 Hine Shrine (Hine Jinja) – dedicated to the God of Pillows