The centerpiece of the tour is Kishiwada Castle, the symbol of the city. Although the exact date of its construction remains unknown, the castle served as an important strategic site during the late Sengoku period. The current keep was rebuilt in 1954, yet its dignified appearance still conveys the atmosphere of the past and captivates every visitor. It is a must-see spot where you can truly feel the history of Kishiwada.

The highlight of the tour is the Sugie Noh Theater, the oldest existing Noh stage in Osaka Prefecture. The beautiful garden in front of the stage enhances the refined beauty of traditional Japan. Here, you will have the rare opportunity to step onto the stage and closely observe authentic Noh masks. It is also a perfect place for commemorative photos and unforgettable memories. You can enjoy a cup of tea while seated near the stage, taking in the peaceful atmosphere and fully appreciating the depth of Japan’s traditional culture.