Top Izumisano Seasonal & Special Occasions

We are proud to present the sake made in Izumisano's traditional sake brewery, blessed with clean water and soil. You can experience sake tasting and tour the brewery. We will show you how sake is made in this traditional brewery. We will also show you inside the brewery where the sake is made.

Kishiwada Castle is the castle closest to Kansai Airport. In Osaka Prefecture, only Osaka Castle and Kishiwada Castle remain with their castle towers, the symbol of the castle. Gofuso is located within the former Kishiwada Castle and is a tangible cultural property designated by Kishiwada City. It features a modern Japanese-style building, one of the few in Osaka Prefecture, and a vast, beautiful Japanese garden. In a tasteful building, the collaboration between Japanese cuisine made by a Japanese food artisan using many local products and art works (sake ware, etc.) by Takahiro Koga, a promising up-and-coming ceramic artist, is a one-of-a-kind experience. In addition, a tea ceremony in a tea room that is usually closed to the public allows you to feel the ancient Japanese spirituality and values. Enjoy an extraordinary opportunity to experience Japanese tea culture, history, and castles near Kansai Airport.

This tour is designed for travelers near Kansai International Airport, with the option to start either at Kansai Airport or Izumisano Station. If you choose the airport option, you’ll explore the airport’s food court area and enjoy two dining stops while discovering a variety of Japanese dishes available to travelers. With a knowledgeable guide assisting with ordering and recommendations, it’s an easy and enjoyable way to experience Japanese food culture during a layover or before your flight. For those starting in Izumisano, the tour focuses on the local dining scene near the station.