Habikino City

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Located in eastern Osaka, this historical city holds part of the World Heritage Furuichi Kofun Group. It was a base for ancient Japanese powerful clans, dotted with historic sites and shrines. Habikino is also known as a "wine region" with over 100 years of history in grape cultivation and winemaking. It’s an area for adults to enjoy exploring ancient history while tasting delicious local wines—a deep and rich travel experience.

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Habikino City

Address
1-1-21 Furuichi, Habikino-shi, Osaka
Website
https://ok-habikino.jp/
Operator
Osaka Habikino Tourism Bureau

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