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Haru Matsuri Hosha Shinji (Spring Archery Ritual)
A spring festival, designated as the City’s intangible folklore cultural asset; commonly known as Daijasai (Great Snake Festival).
Oizeki Cherry Festival
The Cherry blossom viewing place next to Hine Shrine.”Roji Valley” in the center is chosen as one of 100 selected Green areas, offering breathtaking views.
Nippombashi Street Festa 2012
Big event held in Nippombashi, the holy ground of robots and sub-culture.
Matsuyamachi Spring Battle
Walking May doll-like warlords go into battle in commonly called Macchamachi, a town of toys and dolls.
Hiragana Times International Party
Hiragana Times International Party is initiated to promote mutual ommunication between Japanese and foreign people.
Hiragana Times International Party
Hiragana Times International Party is initiated to promote mutual ommunication between Japanese and foreign people.
Tenma Tenjin Plum Festival
You can fully appreciate the coming of spring looking at the renowned plum trees.
Nanrakuen Farm: Amanatsu Orange & Strawberry Picking
Amanatsu orange picking is available from March, and strawberry picking from April. Enjoy different varieties of Amanatsu oranges, such as Kawanonatsudaidai and Hyuganatsu, and strawberries, such as Hokowase and Aroma, in all-you-can-eat style.
Osaka Castle Peach Blossom Garden
Many varieties of peach blossom trees, including pink, double-flowered Yaguchi and white, double-flowered Kanpaku, begin to bloom, heralding spring.
