Here, you can experience making clay! ! You can also buy ancient tomb goods as souvenirs. Fill your stomach with Haniwa bento boxes shaped like clay clay figures or ancient tombs.

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The Ojin Emperor's Mausoleum is the second largest tumulus in Japan and is a representative tumulus in the Furuichi area. As you walk along the path along the outer moat's outer embankment, you can see cherry blossoms in the spring and cosmos blooming in the fall.

Furumuroyama Tumulus is a keyhole-shaped tumulus with a total length of 150 meters that can be climbed to the top. The view is good, and you can see that the tomb was built so that it could be clearly seen from the surrounding area.

It is a keyhole-shaped tumulus with a neat keyhole-shaped mound, and boasts the second largest scale in the Furuichi area after the Ojin Emperor's Mausoleum.

The small mountain right in front of Haji-no-Sato Station's ticket gate is the Nabezuka Tumulus. You can climb up to the top of the Nakahime-meiryou tomb mound.

It may be surprising to find grapes in Osaka, but Habikino, where the climate is suitable, has been actively cultivated since the Meiji era. You can enjoy that tradition. After enjoying grape picking in the summer, why not enjoy some Osaka wine?
*Grape picking is from mid-June to early August.

Kawachi wine has continued to brew this culture together with grapes. You can also take part in winery tours (reservations required) that include tastings. Plum wine "Golden Party" was also served at the G20 Osaka Summit.

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