Experience a Special Day in Kishiwada, Where History and Culture Come Alive!

On this tour, you’ll have the unique opportunity to step onto the prestigious stage of Sugie Noh Theater, the oldest surviving Noh theater in Osaka Prefecture. Enjoy the rare chance to handle and try on authentic Noh masks, and capture memorable photos. Relax with café time right in front of the stage, soaking in the atmosphere.

You’ll also explore Kishiwada Castle, which still retains traces of the Sengoku (Warring States) period, guided by a local expert who knows the area inside and out.
Immerse yourself in the elegance of the castle, Noh theater, and Japanese traditions—a luxurious experience for all your senses.

Kishiwada, Osaka is once part of the castle grounds, still preserves the nostalgic scenery of old Japan, giving you a sense of stepping back in time.

First, head to 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.

Next, visit 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.

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.