Top Izumisano Food & Drink

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.

Don’t just waste time sitting in the airport during a long layover at Kansai Airport. If you have at least six hours to spend, get out into Osaka and experience the city. This is a private tour so can be customized to suit your needs and interests. Visit markets and museums, temples and shrines, and the unmissable Osaka Castle. Board your next flight feeling refreshed and energized.

Cultural Immersion: Dive into Japanese traditions with expert-led soba crafting. ■Full Experience: Mix, knead, cut, and boil soba for a rare, complete journey. ■Vegan Options: Vegan-friendly, including soup—perfect for all diets. Interactive ■Fun: Enjoy the scent and craft of soba, hands-on from start to finish. ■Expert Guidance: Personalized help ensures a fulfilling experience for all skill levels. ■Taste Your Creation: Relish in the authentic flavor of your handmade soba.

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.

Discover the best fishing grounds in Japan located near Kansai International Airport. Learn about the long-standing fisheries culture of the region as you explore the market, where local fishermen bring in their catch to sell. Meet your guide at the airport and head to the market, located on the opposite shore of Kansai Airport. See fresh fish laid out for sale every day. Learn about the area's history and the significance of the market to the local community. Hear about the Naniwa area, known as the garden of fish. Experience firsthand the atmosphere of a land with such a fishery culture. Ask your guide anything you like about the local culture and fish.

What is Deco-maki Sushi? Deco-maki sushi is a type of Japanese rolled sushi (maki sushi) primarily characterized by the elaborate pictures and characters that appear on its cross-section. Visual Appeal and Fun The greatest appeal of deco-maki lies in its visual beauty and the excitement it brings before eating. Since you don't know what design will appear until you slice it, it's like a game of "fukuwarai" (a traditional Japanese game similar to pin the tail on the donkey) that adds an element of surprise and fun. Unique Creation Method and Diverse Arrangements Deco-maki goes beyond the realm of ordinary cooking with its unique creation method. It involves combining parts made from colored sushi rice and various ingredients like scrambled eggs, crab sticks, sausages, and cheese. These components are meticulously arranged so that the picture emerges on the cross-section, much like a "kintaro-ame" (a traditional Japanese candy with a design that appears no matter where it's cut).

Experience the Spirit of the Samurai — an authentic Iaido journey. Watch a live samurai sword performance by a practicing Iaido master using a real katana and witness the precision and spirit of this traditional martial art up close. After the show, enjoy a guided introduction to Iaido and learn basic sword movements under professional supervision using training swords. Guests can also see and hold an authentic Japanese blade. Iaido is a traditional martial art focused on drawing the sword, striking, and returning it to the scabbard in one smooth motion, preserving the philosophy of the samurai even after their era ended. Optional Wagyu Sukiyaki dinner and Halal-certified Wagyu plan available.

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.