[2025 Sakai Attraction] Travel Guide for Daisen Park (Updated Jul)

This performance is located in the area of ​​the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group, which is registered as a World Heritage Site, and has been selected as one of Japan's 100 best historical parks. Next to it is the Tomb of Emperor Nintoku, one of the largest keyhole-shaped burial mounds in Japan, which you will definitely learn about in Japanese history. There are many other ancient tombs in the park, so it is highly recommended for history lovers. Visit period: September 2024 ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ information Facility name: Daisen Park Address: 1-4-3 Higashi-Ueno Shibamachi, Sakai-ku Access: About 4 minutes from Mozu Station on the JR Hanwa Line ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ #Park2024 #100TravelStyles #HistoricalSites #OsakaTourism #Keyhole-shapedTomb #SoloTravel #DaisenPark

#Japan Attractions Daisen Park, the central park of Sakai City, is a recommended tourist spot. Generally speaking, when many people hear the word "park", they think of the stereotype of taking a walk and enjoying the scenery. Daxian Park is actually a comprehensive leisure park. In addition to the Japanese garden, the park also has a central library, museum, cafe, souvenir shop, mausoleum, etc. It is a park that you can spend a whole day in and still feel unsatisfied! As you enter the park, you'll see the towering Sakai Peace Tower. The tower gives you a feeling of standing firm and unwavering, which inspires awe. The spring cherry blossom buds are eagerly blooming one after another, and the whole park is filled with the breath of spring! IG: meditation_me_time #spring #cherry blossoms #yoga #meditation #innerengineering #sadhguru #ishafoundation #yogaretreat #ヨガ #vertebralarchrupture #vertebralarchprotection #spine #

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Sen no Rikyu was born in 1522 as the eldest son of a wealthy fish merchant in Sakai. In a corner of the lush Daisen Park adjacent to the Nintoku Emperor's Tomb, "Shin'an" is a teahouse built with great style in 1929 by Ogi Rodo, a master of sukiya construction in the Meiji period, and was moved from Tokyo's Shiba Park. The elegant two-story building has about 12 standing seats. The neighboring "Oubai-an" is associated with Imai Sokyu, one of the three great masters of tea ceremony, who was also born in Sakai. Both are registered tangible cultural properties of the country. The garden that connects the two teahouses is free to visit, and there is also the nine-story pagoda of the former Jodo-ji Temple, a nationally designated important cultural property. I'd like to go again because you can get a cup of matcha with dried sweets for 500 yen✨ Sakai City Teahouse Shinan 2-chome, Mozu-Yuun-cho, Sakai-ku, Sakai-shi, Osaka 590-0802 (inside Daisen Park) #Sakai City #Osaka

Located in Sakai City, Osaka, Daisen Park is a vast urban park that blends nature, history, and culture. It is easily accessible from Namba Station by taking the JR Hanwa Line to Mozu Station (もず), followed by a 10-minute walk. The park is free to enter, making it a convenient and budget-friendly destination. At the entrance, there is a visitor center offering bicycle rentals, though availability is limited, so arriving early is recommended. The park's highlight is a large open lawn, perfect for picnics or relaxation. Heading left leads to the Sakai City Museum, which showcases the city's history and culture. Further ahead, you'll find an outdoor café serving light snacks and drinks, as well as a lively BBQ restaurant, ideal for spending quality time with friends and family. Passing through the Peace Monument, you'll find a children's play area nearby, making it a great spot for family fun. Across Dora Pond, the plaza often hosts markets or traditional folk performances. On sunny days, you can even lounge in a hammock and soak up the sun, creating a truly leisurely experience. The must-see attraction within the park is the Japanese Garden, designed with a strolling layout. Visitors can admire the charming streams, small bridges, bamboo groves, and pavilions along the way. The garden offers a rich and layered landscape that changes with the seasons. Admission for adults is only 200 yen, and both credit cards and electronic payments are accepted, ensuring a hassle-free visit. Whether you're looking to unwind, enjoy a family outing, or immerse yourself in the local culture of Sakai City, Daisen Park is an ideal destination to spend an entire day.

#Osaka Transportation Guide “Sakai” is located in the south of Osaka City, as fast as ten minutes by train. If you go to Osaka Shinsaibashi Dotonbori Umeda is tired of walking Or hate people forcing people, I sincerely recommend you go to Sakai City. That's right just one word Sakai It’s not as crowded as Osaka, especially foreign tourists. IKEA is worth Wanbo, JR West, Nankai Electric Railway Group Introducing this (picture 2) Sakai one-day all-you-can-eat ticket. (Japanese direct translation) It contains JR West Japan: from Shin-Osaka, JR Namba Station out to the entire Osaka Ring Line. Hanwa Line Tennoji to Phoenix. Nankai Electric Railway: between Namba to Sakai, Namba to Nakatoss JR, Nankai Line are QR code entry to the station, to run QR scanning gates. This ticket also includes a paper ticket for "Sakai Courtesy Ticket Hansaki Grand Edition". But have to go to exchange. If you are departing from Osaka, it is best to redeem it in front of Tennoji Station on the Hansakai Electric Railway. The redemption will get a paper ticket, which must be scratched off the date of the day to be valid, two wrong days will be invalid. Can sit Hansakai Electric Railway: All lines Nankai Bus: The main route inside Sakai city center This means that this electronic “Sakai Outside One Day All-You-Can-Eat Ticket” and “Sakai Hospitality Ticket Sakasakai Grand Edition” is enough for you to take a day trip from Osaka city to Sakai City. As for the "Sakai Hospitality Ticket", is it available to buy separately? yes there is It is divided into "Hankai Bus Large Edition" and "Nankai Bus Large Edition". They sell for 800 and 600 yen respectively. Recommended Attractions: Hansaki Tram: An attraction in itself, probably not many people know that Osaka has a streetcar. Sumiyoshi Taisha, Old Yamaguchi Family Residence, Sakai Riki no Shrine JR: Daisen Park, Emperor Rentoku Tomb, Sakai City Museum Nankai Line: Old Sakai Lighthouse, Sakai City Hall Observation Deck. Ticket for one-day all-you-can-eat outing in Sakai You need to download the Kansi MAAS app and buy it in the app. The key word is Sakai Available during the World Expo. #Osaka Prefecture #Osaka Travel #Hakai Electric Train #Nankai Electric Railway #Sakai City

#大坂景点 In Daisen Park, more than 1,300 Somei Yoshino cherry trees are in full bloom, forming a 500-meter-long "cherry blossom tunnel" that complements the ancient buildings in the park. It can also avoid the popular cherry blossom viewing spots in Osaka. It is recommended to go there in the early morning or evening when there are fewer people and it is quiet and romantic. There is also the Sakai City Museum in the park, which can help you understand the local history and ancient tomb culture. Explore the ancient tombs: Walk through the Daisenryo Tumulus and the Kamishitsu Tumulus and experience the majesty of ancient imperial tombs! A great place for taking photos: Whether it’s the reflection in the pond, the view of the stone bridge, or the teahouse porch, any shot you take will be a great one! Don't rush to leave after the visit. The Emperor Nintoku's Mausoleum in Sakai City is one of the three largest ancient tombs in the world, along with the Great Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt and the Qin Emperor's Mausoleum. The entire 38.5-hectare green space surrounding it is part of Daisen Park. There are also many small and medium-sized ancient tombs nearby. Friends who are interested in archaeology and ancient tomb culture should not miss the Ancient Tumulus Museum near Daisen Park to learn more about it. address 2-204 Mozu Yugumocho, Sakai-ku, Sakai-shi, Osaka Prefecture Transportation 1: About 15 minutes on foot from Nankai Railway Sakai Station 2: About 10 minutes on foot from JR Mozu Station

The "Sen no Rikyu Statue" is a statue installed in a quiet forest in a corner of Daisen Park. It pays tribute to the great achievements of Rikyu, who was born in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, and is famous for perfecting "wabi tea" 🍵💫💫 When you stand in front of the statue, you can feel the pride of Sakai along with the spirit of tea ceremony. Tea ceremony fans and history buffs alike should definitely visit 🥯🍴 📍Location: Daisen Park, 2 Mozu-Yuun-cho, Sakai-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture #Spring 0 yen trip #Sen no Rikyu Statue #Sakai's pride #The spirit of tea ceremony #Walking around Daisen Park #Sakai culture tour

#OsakaAttractions A museum where you can learn about the history of Sakai at a glance. The approximately 1,330-square-meter exhibition hall introduces the historical changes of Sakai in different sections: ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary. Special exhibitions on selected themes are also held in the spring and fall. The museum investigates, collects, and preserves cultural materials such as history, art, archaeology, folklore, and industry centered on Sakai, and hopes to contribute to the lifelong learning of citizens and the improvement and development of culture through the display, research, and provision of information on these materials. To achieve this goal, in addition to exhibitions in the exhibition halls and galleries, various lectures are held in the audio-visual room, study room, and lecture room. address 2-cho, Mozuyugumo-cho, Sakai-ku, Sakai City (inside Daisen Park) Transportation Get off at Mozu Station on the JR Hanwa Line cost General admission: 200 yen, high school and university students: 100 yen, elementary and junior high school students: 50 yen * Admission fees may vary during special exhibitions. ※ Free admission for elementary and junior high school students, people aged 65 and over, and people with disabilities who live and attend school in Sakai City (please show proof of this). Opening hours 9:30～17:15（Last admission at 16:30）

One of the symbols of Daisen Park is the Green Bell Parent Bird, a sculpture designed to look like a parent bird spreading its wings wide. 🕊️ Its quiet appearance in the square makes you feel the importance of peace and life. There is also a statue of a baby bird nearby, so visiting with your child will make it even more meaningful. On sunny days, you can see it shining beautifully in the light. 🍀*゜ It is located in Daisen Park, about a 15-minute walk from JR Mozu Station, so be sure to stop by. 😊 #Spring0yenTrip #GreenBell #ParentBirdMonument #DaisenParkArt #SymbolOfPeace #SakaiWalk

Tanuki-koji is a quiet walking path surrounded by trees in Daisen Park. 🚶♀️ It has a nostalgic and relaxing atmosphere. Tanuki motifs are scattered along the path, so it's fun to find them! If you're lucky, you might even encounter squirrels or wild birds! 🐿🦜 The seasonal changes are beautiful, and you can enjoy the scenery surrounded by fresh greenery in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. Perfect for those who want to take a leisurely walk in nature! About 15 minutes on foot from JR Mozu Station. #Spring0yentrip #DaisenPark #Tanukikoji #Naturewalk #Healingpath #Sakaiouting

Doraike Pond in Daisen Park is a waterside area with a quiet and calm atmosphere. You can enjoy a relaxing time by strolling around the area and looking at the pond, or taking a break on a bench. You can also see ducks and fish along the waterside, making it a great place for nature observation. It is also recommended for morning walks and afternoon refreshments. You can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons, and the beauty is especially special during the autumn leaves season. It is about a 15-minute walk from JR Mozu Station. #Spring 0 yen trip #Daisen Park #Doraike Pond #Healing by the water #Sakai nature walk #Relaxing spot

"Children's Forest" is an area in Daisen Park where children can play freely, full of nature. With a spacious lawn and playground equipment, it's the perfect place for picnics and outdoor play. You can enjoy interacting with nature by running around among the trees and catching bugs. It's very popular with families because you can enjoy cherry blossom viewing in the spring and playing in the shade of the trees in the summer. It's also about a 15-minute walk from JR Mozu Station. There are toilets and rest areas in the park, so you can play safely. #Spring0yenTrip #DaisenPark #Children'sForest #SakaiPicnic #FamilyOuting #PlayingInNature

The "DAISEN Monument" in the central area of ​​Daisen Park is a large piece of art designed to resemble an ancient tomb. With its smooth curves and a presence that stands out against the greenery, it is a very popular spot for commemorative photos📸 This monument was installed to widely spread the appeal of the Mozu Tomb Group, which Sakai City is proud of, and gives visitors a sense of ancient romance. There are benches and lawns around, making it perfect for relaxing. It is about a 15-minute walk from JR Mozu Station. The "Sakai City Museum" and "Japanese Garden" are also near the monument, so it is recommended to include them in your walking route in the park👣⸒⸒ #Spring 0 yen trip #DAISEN Monument #Daisen Park #Sakai Art #Town of Tomb #Sakai Tourist Spot

Shichikanzan Kofun (Restored) is a relatively quiet and calm spot among the Mozu Kofun Group. This place has been restored to its former appearance, so you can enjoy a leisurely stroll while feeling the ancient atmosphere. The shape of the kofun and the surrounding scenery have been carefully maintained, and there are many photogenic viewpoints! It is also recommended for families with children, as you can feel close to history while surrounded by nature. It is about a 15-minute walk from Mozu Station on the JR Hanwa Line. There are other kofun scattered around the area, so be sure to visit it as a walking course. #Spring 0 yen trip #Shichikanzan Kofun #Daisen Park #Kofun tour #History exploration #Sakai sightseeing

ICOROBA Cafe Terrace, located in Daisen Park, is a relaxing cafe with a lush landscape and tranquility. 🍪☕️🧋 The natural interior makes use of natural materials, and the view from the terrace seats is pleasant, so you can enjoy the scenery of the park throughout the four seasons. Seasonal sweets and specialty coffee are popular, making it a perfect place to stop by during a walk. The interior of the store is designed to be spacious, making it recommended for both solo time and dates. It is about a 10-minute walk from Mozu Station on the JR Hanwa Line. There are many ancient tombs and teahouses in the surrounding area, so it is also a great place to visit between cultural walks. #Spring 0 yen trip #Daisen Park #Sakai cafe #Terrace seats #Relaxing in nature #Sakai sightseeing

"Daisen Park Event Square" is a spacious lawn area that spreads out in the center of Daisen Park. Seasonal events, markets, and experiential workshops are often held here, making it a lively space where locals and tourists alike gather✨ On sunny days, the area is filled with a peaceful atmosphere, with families spreading out picnic sheets and couples taking walks, and other people relaxing. There are also cafes, museums, and ancient tombs nearby, making it a perfect place to stop by between sightseeing! 🌞 Even on days when there are no events, the pleasant lawns and breeze are a refreshing spot to soothe your mind and body. You can fully experience the charm of Daisen Park, where history and nature coexist in harmony🚲🌳🗞 #Spring0yentrip #DaisenPark #EventSquare #SakaiPicnic #EventInformation #OsakaOuting

If you want to spend some quiet and relaxing time, we recommend Waseda no Mori. This spot is located in a corner of Daisen Park, and there is a cafe space and walking paths nearby where you can take a break in nature, so you can refresh yourself while looking at the lush scenery 🌿 On a nice day, you can see people sitting on the benches outside, reading a book or taking a walk with a cup of coffee. You can also feel the change of nature with the seasons, with cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. We also recommend visiting the ancient tombs in Daisen Park and visiting Kofun-mae Cafe together ( •̤ᴗ•̤ )♡ #Spring 0 yen trip #Sakai walk #Park cafe #Nature and history #Healing with greenery #Osaka outing

🌟Highlights: Boasting vast green spaces, lawns, and tranquil ponds, as well as approximately 400 cherry trees, it is breathtakingly beautiful when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in April. In autumn, the maple leaves turn red, complementing the Japanese garden. Covering an area of 26,000 square meters, it adopts traditional Japanese garden techniques, featuring dry landscape gardens, a circuit-style pond garden, stone lanterns, streams, moss, and other elements, full of classical charm. ✅Rich Cultural Facilities: The park has the Sakai City Museum, where you can learn about the history and culture of Sakai City, as well as the Municipal Central Library, and the Sakai City Tea Room Shin-an, where you can experience traditional Japanese tea ceremonies. ✅Unique Architectural Features: The "Peace Tower" stands in front of the ginkgo tree-lined road at the north gate, and the gourd-shaped "Gong Pond", which was transformed from a reservoir in the Edo period, is located in the center of the park. Its unique shape is one of the core landscapes of the park. ❤Reasons to Recommend: Daisen Park has both natural beauty and rich cultural connotations. It is very suitable for strolling and admiring the scenery, learning about culture, or taking children for leisure and entertainment, allowing tourists to fully experience the natural and cultural charm of Japan. 👍Daisen Park is located in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, with an area of approximately 35 hectares. It is located between the Nintoku-tenno-ryo Kofun and the Richu-tenno-ryo Kofun. It is the central park of Sakai City and a comprehensive park integrating natural landscape, historical culture, leisure, and entertainment. 📍Detailed Address: 1-4-3 Higashikotaninocho, Sakai Ward, Sakai, Osaka Prefecture. 🕙Business Hours: The park is open all day; the Japanese Garden is open from 9:00–17:00 (entry by 16:30) from April to October, and from 9:30–16:30 (entry by 16:00) from November to March of the following year. Closed on Mondays (postponed if it is a holiday). 💰Average Spend: The park is free to enter; the Japanese Garden costs JPY 200 for adults, JPY 100 for junior high school students and younger, and is free for preschool children (accompanied by an adult), senior citizens over 65 years old, and people with disabilities with relevant certificates. 🚉Transportation Guide Train: Take the Nankai Main Line from Osaka Namba Station to Sakai Station, transfer to bus route 93 or 99, and get off at the "Daisen Park" stop. Subway: Take the Osaka Subway Midosuji Line from Namba Station to Nakamozu Station, transfer to the Nankai Line to Sakai Station, and then take a bus. Self-driving: From the center of Osaka, take the Hanshin Expressway Route 16, exit at the Sakai Interchange, and drive along Route 170 for about 10 minutes. 📝Note: There are many tourists during the cherry blossom and maple leaf seasons, so plan your trip in advance. The ground in some areas of the Japanese Garden is slippery, so be careful when walking. You can bring your own food for a picnic on the lawn in the park, but be sure to maintain environmental hygiene.

There is such a treasure town in Osaka, Japan 🇯🇵, its name is just one word: Sakai City, which can be reached by tram from Osaka in more than 10 minutes. Compared to the crowded Osaka, the streets here are sparsely populated! It can be described as spacious, and you will find unexpected surprises wherever you go! The biggest surprise is that Japan also has trams! The main attractions in Sakai City are connected by trams, which are very suitable for those who don’t like walking but want to check in at niche places! Share my itinerary: The first stop is Daisen Park: There are the North Gate Ginkgo Boulevard, the Peace Tower, the gourd-shaped "Luo Pond", etc. There are also green squares, children's forests, Sakai City Museum, and Japanese gardens. It is also a good place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. It is a small place with few people and beautiful scenery. 🐉 Dragon God Fountain: Located in the city center, there is a dragon 🐉 god statue in the center of the fountain, with water spraying from the dragon's mouth. It is surrounded by green trees, flower beds and trails, and is brightly lit at night. Stop [Second]: Sumiyoshi Torii Gate⛩️. After getting off the bus, you will see the 1,800-year-old Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, which is also the head shrine of the 2,300 Sumiyoshi Shrines across Japan⛩️. It’s very big and fun to visit, and the historic buildings are also great for taking photos. Trams pass by the shrine from time to time, and you can also walk around the nearby streets, which has a very Japanese drama-like feel. The third stop: Sakai City Hall's office building, the Hotel, but the 21st floor sightseeing floor is open to the public free of charge, so foreigners can also visit for free! You can take the elevator directly to the first floor, where you can overlook the entire city of Sakai. The biggest highlight is that you can see the Tomb of Emperor Nintoku next to it from the air. The tomb is 486 meters long, 36 meters high, and covers a total area of ​​464,000 square meters. It is known as one of the three largest imperial tombs in the world along with the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang and the Pyramid of Khufu. Due to the great difficulty of development, it is currently completely closed. Looking down from the air is truly spectacular yet oppressive. The [Fourth] stop, Shimano Bicycle Museum: A must-visit for cycling 🚲 enthusiasts, with a rich collection of items, ranging from classic models to the latest road bikes 🚲, and you can also discover the value of bicycles from multiple perspectives. Konpeito Museum🕍: You can learn about the long history and culture of Konpeito, and you can also make original Konpeito by yourself. The fifth stop is to experience handmade craftsmanship. Sakai Rikki no Mori: You can make traditional Sakai wagashi by yourself here, and you can also experience the tea ceremony and feel the traditional Japanese culture. Teahouse "Shin'an": Built by a master craftsman in 1935, it has a traditional Japanese teahouse and garden, where you can enjoy authentic matcha🍵 and experience Japanese tea🍵 culture. Izumi Sharp Tool Factory: Under the guidance of professional craftsmen, you can experience assembling kitchen knife handles, engraving your name, sharpening knives, and other projects, and take away your own exclusive knives. The sixth stop is to look for special delicacies: Japanese confectionery. We recommend the Baoquan Confectionery Shop, where you can taste Japanese confectionery made by professional craftsmen. They are beautiful in appearance and taste great. Southern French cuisine: You can go to Le Japanese Restaurant, which has been in business for 19 years. The signature dish is Nanban Chicken with tartar sauce. There are also many attractions waiting for you to explore, such as Sakai Lighthouse, Nansoji Temple, and Hamadera Park.

In the Kansai region of Japan, there's a city often overlooked by tourists—Sakai. Just a 10-minute train ride from Osaka, it boasts a unique historical charm and captivating scenery, making it a hidden gem worthy of exploration.🎈 Basic Information - Location: Located in the south-central part of Osaka Prefecture in the Kansai metropolitan area. - Climate: Sakai has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons. Spring (March-May) offers average temperatures of 10-20°C, perfect for cherry blossom viewing.🌸 Summer (June-August) is hot, with average temperatures of 25-30°C, and occasional typhoons. Autumn (September-November) is cool and pleasant, averaging 15-25°C, with beautiful fall foliage. Winter (December-February) is relatively mild, with average temperatures of 5-10°C, and rarely snows. - Transportation: Getting there from Osaka is easy. Take the Hankai Tramway for a scenic ride and experience Japan's unique streetcars.🚃 Must-See Attractions 1. Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine: With a history of 1,800 years, it is the head shrine of 2,300 Sumiyoshi shrines across Japan. The architecture is steeped in history, and the massive torii gates are awe-inspiring. The shrine grounds are filled with ancient trees and a serene atmosphere. If you're lucky, you might encounter a traditional festival and experience the rich Japanese culture. 2. Sakai City Hall 21F Observation Deck: Free to the public, this observation deck offers panoramic views of Sakai and even a glimpse of the Mausoleum of Emperor Nintoku, one of the world's three largest imperial tombs. Although the mausoleum is currently closed to the public, its impressive scale can still be appreciated from above. 3. Daisen Park: Sakai's central park features beautiful Japanese gardens. In spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, making it a prime spot for hanami (flower viewing). With few crowds and stunning scenery, a stroll through the park feels like stepping into a tranquil painting. 4. Hamadera Park: One of Osaka's oldest parks, Hamadera Park offers peaceful pine forests, a swimming pool, and a rose garden. Here, you can enjoy the tranquility of nature and recreational activities. Food Recommendations 1. Wagashi: Sakai's wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) are exquisitely made, not only delicious but also works of art. Visit Housen Wagashi Shop to savor a variety of colorful and adorable wagashi. Each bite is a burst of sweetness. 2. Crab Cuisine: A trip to Japan wouldn't be complete without trying the delicious crab. Several restaurants in Sakai offer various crab dishes, such as steamed, grilled, and hot pot. The crab meat is tender and flavorful. 3. Japanese Ramen: From rich tonkotsu ramen to refreshing shoyu ramen and spicy miso ramen, there's a flavor for everyone. The noodles are firm, and the broth is rich, making for a satisfying meal. Things to Note 1. Be quiet and orderly in public places in Japan. Avoid loud conversations. 2. When taking the train, let passengers off before boarding. Refrain from eating or drinking on the train. 3. Dress respectfully when entering religious sites like shrines. Follow the signs and instructions from staff. 4. Japan has strict garbage sorting rules. Dispose of your trash in the designated bins.

Have you ever heard of Sakai City in Osaka? 1. I discovered this hidden gem in Osaka. Its name is just one character: Sakai City. It's only a 10-minute train ride from Osaka. However, there's little information about it online. Compared to the crowded streets of Osaka, Sakai's streets are spacious. Strolling around, I discovered some unexpected surprises! 2. Daisen Park: This central park in Sakai City is located next to the Emperor's Mausoleum. It has beautiful Japanese gardens, perfect for taking photos. It's also a great spot for cherry blossom viewing in spring. It's a less-crowded, scenic spot. Daisen Park was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Sakai City. Similar to Kyoto's Heian Shrine, which was built to commemorate the 1100th anniversary of the capital's move from Nara to Kyoto. Across from the park is the Emperor Nintoku's Mausoleum, one of the three largest tombs in the world. This mausoleum is as famous as the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor and the Great Pyramid of Giza. You can't enter the mausoleum, only view it from the outside. The mausoleum is surrounded by trees, so you can't see much. Plus, it has a perimeter of over 3 km, so walking around it can be tiring. Emperor Nintoku's Mausoleum is one of the largest ancient tombs in Japan and the world, and its grandeur is breathtaking. Daisen Park was selected as one of the "100 Best Historical Parks in Japan," and its characteristic is the beautiful natural landscape within the park. 3. While one trip is not enough to fully reveal the essence of a city, through these personal experiences, we can glimpse its essence from many aspects. 4. Name: Daisen Park Address: 2-204 Mozumeyukumocho, Sakai Ward, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture Opening Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Entrance Fee: 200 yen for adults Transportation: 15-minute walk from Mozu Station on the JR Hanwa Line

Daisen Park in Sakai City, Japan: A Hidden Gem Let me tell you about a fantastic hidden gem in Japan—Sakai City's Daisen Park! Located in Daisencho, Sakai Ward, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, Daisen Park is a place rich in history and charm. It's also quite easy to get to from Osaka. Just take the Kintetsu Line to Sakai Station, and then transfer to a bus or walk a short distance. As soon as I entered Daisen Park, I was captivated by its beauty. The park was once the site of the residence of Ryusa Konishi, a wealthy merchant in Sakai City during Japan's Warring States period, so the entire park exudes an air of ancient elegance. The most striking feature of the park is the huge artificial lake. The water is crystal clear, shimmering in the sunlight, and you can see many lovely koi swimming around. The lake is surrounded by a variety of plants. In spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and the pink petals fall onto the lake's surface, creating a picturesque scene. Strolling along the lakeside, taking in the surrounding scenery, is truly relaxing. In addition to the artificial lake, there is also a beautiful garden within the park. The garden's architecture is very traditional, with quaint tea houses and pavilions. Walking through the garden feels like traveling back in time to ancient Japan. The garden's layout is also exquisite, with rockeries, flowing water, and greenery complementing each other, creating a poetic atmosphere. Daisen Park also has a special historical and cultural exhibition area. Here, you can learn about the history of Sakai City and the life of Ryusa Konishi. The exhibition area contains many precious artifacts and materials, which gave me a deeper understanding of Japanese history and culture. Oh, and there's a small zoo in the park too! It houses a variety of adorable animals, such as rabbits, monkeys, and peacocks. Children can get up close and personal with the animals, which is a lot of fun. I saw many children excitedly feeding the animals, creating a heartwarming scene. At night, Daisen Park takes on a different look. The park's lights illuminate the entire area, making it even more beautiful. The artificial lake, in particular, looks even more enchanting under the lights.

Cherry blossom season is coming soon🌸 Osaka is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot, and there are so many places to enjoy cherry blossoms. The area close to Kyoto and Nara is always crowded, so it's better to go a little south, it's less crowded and easy to take pictures⬇️ 🌸Daxian Park There are many weeping cherry trees here, which bloom earlier than the Yoshino cherry blossoms. If you "don't have a chance" to come early, you might as well come here first. It's less crowded and the scenery is beautiful. You can take pictures at will📸 🌸Blackbird Hill Park There is a cherry blossom trail that is lit up at night. In addition to viewing the cherry blossoms during the day, you can also enjoy the romantic night cherry blossoms. The atmosphere is full 💯 🌸Makioyama Shifuji Temple It has the largest waterfall in Osaka, and it takes about 30 minutes to hike to the temple at the top of the mountain. Basically only locals come here to enjoy the cherry blossoms. If you want to enjoy the cherry blossoms in peace, don't miss it~ 🌸Osaka Sakura Spring Club ✈️ Only 40 minutes drive from Osaka Kansai Airport, free daily shuttle to the station 🚃 Take the tram from Izumi Central Station and you can get to the city center in 30 minutes 👪 If you are traveling with children, there is a parent-child park in Harvest Hill, Osaka, which is only a 15-minute drive away. You can experience farm and crafts, interact with small animals and other entertainment activities. The bed and breakfast also offers a shuttle service for a fee, which is super convenient~ 📅 Looking at the current cherry blossom season forecast, the blooming period may be almost the same as last year, but later, probably late March - early April will be in full bloom. I wish everyone can take pictures of beautiful cherry blossoms, ❌ don't be cherry blossom refugees! #Osaka Cherry Blossoms #Cherry Blossom Season #Osaka Travel #Cherry Blossoms

Daisen Park in Sakai City is a hidden gem for cherry blossom lovers, offering a peaceful and scenic escape from the busy streets of Osaka. Nestled near the famous Mozu Tombs, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park is rich in history and natural beauty. In spring, its cherry trees bloom in full glory, surrounding the park’s pond and walking paths with delicate pink petals. The Japanese garden within the park adds to the tranquil ambiance, making it a wonderful place for hanami (flower viewing) and photography. The combination of sakura reflections on the water, traditional bridges, and beautifully manicured landscapes creates a truly picturesque setting. Since it’s less crowded than Osaka’s more famous sakura spots, visitors can enjoy a relaxed and intimate cherry blossom experience. Whether you’re exploring the historic tombs or simply unwinding under the blossoms, Daisen Park is a delightful springtime destination.

Hey guys 👋 Today I'm going to share a great hidden gem in Japan - Sakai. It has a rich history, unique food, and charming scenery. It's a great place to visit! 🌆【Attractions】 - Sakai City Museum: A great place to learn about the history and culture of Sakai, with exhibits of artifacts and artworks from ancient to modern times. It's like traveling through time. - Daisen Park: With large green spaces and beautiful lakes, cherry blossoms in spring, and fiery red maple leaves in autumn 🍁 It's a great place for a walk or a picnic. - Sakai-suji Shopping Street: A shopping paradise with a variety of specialty stores and food stalls. You must come and experience the lively atmosphere. 🍜【Food】 - Kamameshi: Rice cooked in a traditional pot, fragrant and delicious, with a variety of fresh ingredients. It's very satisfying. - Takoyaki: Different from other places, Sakai's takoyaki is bigger and has a richer filling. It's full of happiness. 🚗【Transportation】 From Osaka, you can take the Nankai Electric Railway to Sakai in about 30 minutes. It's very convenient. Add Sakai to your travel list and start a different journey in Japan~

🌟 Highlights: Sakai City is located in the southern part of Osaka Prefecture, Japan, and is a city with both historical heritage and modern vitality. ❤ Must-see Attractions 🌈 Ohama Park: In the morning, you can go to Ohama Park to enjoy the old Sakai Lighthouse, giant murals, and dragon girl statues, and feel the seaside style. 🌈 Mozu Tombs: World Cultural Heritage, the largest tomb group in Japan, recommended to visit by bike or sightseeing bus. 🌈 Sakai City Museum: Learn about the history and culture of Sakai City, and experience the VR experience of overlooking the tombs from the air. 🌈 Daisen Park: A great place to take pictures during the cherry blossom and red leaf seasons, perfect for picnics and walks. 🚉 Transportation Guide: From Osaka, you can take the Hankai Tramway or JR train to Sakai City, which takes about 15-20 minutes. In Sakai City, you can use trams, buses, or bicycles to visit. ❤ It is recommended to buy an ICOCA card for convenient rides, or choose a Sakai City one-day pass for unlimited bus rides. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations: ✔️ Homestay or Capsule Hotel: Such as Sakai Guest House, experience Japanese style, and cost-effective. ✔️ Traditional Machiya: Located near the Mozu Tombs, feel the historical atmosphere. 📝 Tips: There are many hidden check-in points in Sakai City, so bring your camera to record the beautiful moments.

🌸In bustling Osaka, there is a place like a paradise, and that is Daisen Park in Sakai. 🎉Today, let's explore this charming place together. Daisen Park is located in Daisen Nakamachi, Sakai-ku, Sakai City (inside Daisen Park). It is very convenient to get here. You can take the JR Hanwa Line to Mozu Station or take the Nankai Bus to Daisencho Bus Stop. 😃 Walking into the park is like stepping into a green fairy tale world. 🌳Daisen Park has a beautiful garden covering an area of 2.6 hectares, with a clever and delicate layout. The Japanese garden combines the traditional Japanese strolling garden style with natural ecological landscapes. In the garden, the pond is like a mirror, reflecting the surrounding scenery, shimmering and beautiful. The fish in the pond swim freely, occasionally leaping out of the water, creating ripples. 🌊Walking along the winding paths, you will see carefully pruned trees on both sides, some towering into the clouds, some low and bushy, with different shapes. Hills, bridges, and paths are scattered throughout the garden, adding a touch of vitality to the garden. In different seasons, Daisen Park has different scenery. In spring 🌸, plum blossoms bloom, and 70 plum trees bloom alone in the cold winter. The petals are as white as snow and as pink as clouds, intoxicating people and making them feel like they are in a poetic world. In summer 🌞, the trees are lush, and the sunlight shines through the gaps in the leaves, forming patches of mottled light and shadow, making it a great place to escape the heat. In autumn 🍁, the maple leaves are like fire, and the entire park is dyed into a world of intertwined gold and red, giving people a strong visual impact. In winter ❄, the park is covered in snow, and the branches are covered with crystal snowflakes, like a fairy tale ice and snow kingdom. There are many attractions worth seeing in the park. For example, the solemn large pond lies quietly in the garden, as if telling the story of time. The clear stream flows gently, as if playing a soft melody. The Flower Plaza is a sea of colors, with various flowers blooming and emitting a fragrant aroma. While visiting, you can also taste the delicious food at the Harvest Hill Restaurant. The dishes here are mainly made with fresh vegetables, strawberries, pumpkins, and other seasonal ingredients, which are delicious and nutritious, perfect for enjoying with friends or family. 😋 Daisen Park is not only a park for leisure and entertainment but also a place where people can feel the beauty of nature and appreciate the charm of Japanese culture 📸. Whether you come alone or with friends and family, this place will become an unforgettable memory on your journey. 💖

Location: Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture This time I visited Daisen Park, and I truly feel that this is a place to slow down and enjoy nature. The park's green spaces are very expansive, with plenty of areas perfect for picnics and walks. 🌿 A Great Place to Relax My favorite part is the pond in the park. The water is calm and clear, and the surrounding paths are very quiet, making it particularly pleasant to walk around. There are also many people flying kites and having picnics on the lawn. Seeing everyone's smiles makes me feel very relaxed. 📸 Beautiful Scenery Everywhere This place is really great for taking photos! The reflections by the pond and the sunlight on the grass make for beautiful shots. If you like nature-themed photos, Daisen Park is definitely worth a visit. 🎟️ Tips It's free here! It's perfect for budget travelers. I recommend bringing some light snacks and drinks, finding a spot you like, and enjoying a peaceful time while eating. It's also convenient to walk here from Sakai-Higashi Station or Daisen Station, so transportation is not a hassle.

#cherryblossom2024 😘🌸 While savouring our delightful holiday, I embarked on an exhilarating adventure to the bustling metropolis of Japan. The arrival of spring had infused the surroundings with a magical aura, and we felt invigorated as we wandered through the renowned Daisen Park. Immersed in the opulent landscapes of this enchanting sanctuary, we were spellbound by the awe-inspiring vistas that unfolded before our eyes at every twist and turn. Adjacent to the majestic Mausoleum of Emperor Nintoku, a revered Unesco World Heritage Site in Osaka lies the exquisite Daisen Park. This opulent sanctuary offers an enchanting haven to revel in the beauty of spring's most cherished blossom. With approximately 400 sakura trees gracefully adorning the picturesque Dora Pond, this park is a haven for families seeking respite amidst nature's embrace. The expansive open grass lawn provides ample space for children to frolic and play, ensuring a delightful experience for all. Although Daisen Park may require a slight sojourn from central Osaka, fear not, for the journey shall be completed in less than an hour. A modest fee of ¥200 is levied upon entry, a small price to pay for those yearning to escape the bustling throngs of the city. The luxurious and captivating refuge has made a lasting impact in the deepest parts of my consciousness. The pure joy of revisiting and treasuring every moment in this unmatched sanctuary is truly unmatched. 😘🌸💮🤗 #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #trip