Ikeda CitySightseeing
MapThoughts on publication
In 2006, the city established the "Ikeda City Transportation Barrier-Free Basic Concept”.
We have been working on barrier-free roads and passenger facilities as well as mental
barrier-free initiatives. However, the situation surrounding barrier-free facilities has
progressed dramatically in recent years, as social conditions have changed and there aredemands to promote barrier-free facilities, including buildings, and to diversify the target
audience to include not only the physically challenged, but also the mentally challenged,Barrier free Edition

elderly, expectant mothers, and foreigners.
Because of this progress, in December 2019, the city was registered as a host town for
the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics and as part of our efforts to realize a symbiotic
society, we have created a sightseeing route map with barrier-free information in the city.

Welcome to Ikeda city
Located in the northwestern part of Osaka Prefecture, Ikeda City is a medium-sized citywith a population of about 100,000. The city has prospered as a transportation hub sinceancient times. In particular, the sake brewing that developed during the Edo period(1603-1868) was known throughout Japan as Ikeda sake. Ikeda charcoal, prized at tea
ceremonies and plants from Hosokawa, one of the four major production areas in Japan,
are among the many specialties that have been handed down over the years. In 1910, thecurrent Hankyu Railway Takarazuka Line was opened and Japan's first residential
subdivision was built along the line. Even today, it is a city with very convenienttransportation including airports, railroads, and highways.

Recommended Course ①

Recommended Course ②

Hankyu Ikeda StationHankyu Ikeda Station

5min by bus

10min. walk

Satukiyama Park Daikoji Bus Stop

5min taxi

10min. walk

Ikeda Castle Site ParkFree Admission
Tel： 072-753-2767
Address： 3-46 Shiroyamacho Ikeda, Osaka
Business Hours ： 9:00-19:00 （Nov-Mar. 9:00-17:00）
Closed on Tuesdays（In case of a holiday, the weekday
immediately following the holiday will be closed.）, End ofYear and New Year holiday

This park was built on the site of the main castle of a powerful local
family that ruled the entire Ikeda City area. In the park, you can enjoy a
Yagura-style rest house and a beautiful Japanese garden.
5min. walk

5min taxi

Yoshida Sake Brewery
Tel： 072-751-2063
Address： 7-10 Sakaehonnmachi Ikeda, Osaka
Business Hours ： 9:00-17:00
Closed on Sunday afternoon
Year end ad New Year holiday
Able to purchase Sake until 16:30

Ikeda City once prospered as a brewing center for Edo's down sake.
However, today there are only two sake breweries left, Goshun andYoshida Shuzo. You can enjoy the quaint appearance of the breweries
here. (Interior tours are not available.)
5min. walk

Rakugo MuseumItsuo Museum（ Municipal Museum of Kamigata Rakugo )Free Admission

To watch Rakugo, cost varies depend on the players： 072-751-3865
Tel： 12-27 Sakae Honmachi Ikeda, Osaka
Address
Business Hours ： 10:00-17:00 （ticket sales until 16:30）
Closed on Mondays (In case of holiday, weekday following
immediately will be closed.), End of year and New Yearholiday, Time of changing exhibition

The museum has a collection of about 5,500 pieces of arts and crafts
collected by the founder of Hankyu Corporation, Ichizo Kobayashi,
whose pseudonym is Itsuo.
20min. walk

10min taxi

Cup Noodle Museum of Ikeda, Osaka
Admission ¥400

one cup noodle of your own is included

Tel： 072-752-3484
Address： 8-25 Masumicho Ikeda, Osaka
Business Hours ： 9:30-16:30 （ticket sales until 15:30）
Closed on Tuesdays (In case of holidays, weekday after
immediately follows)

Chicken Ramen, the world's first instant noodle, was born in Ikeda City.
There is a "My Cup Noodle Factory" where you can design your own cup,
top it with your favorite soup and ingredients, and make your own original
cup noodle (advance reservation required, 400 yen per meal).

Tel： 072-753-4440
Address： 7-3 Sakaehonmachi Ikeda, Osaka
Business Hours ： 11:00-19:00（Admission may be restricted due to events）
Closed on Tuesday, End of Year and New Year holiday

In addition to a video introduction to rakugo and a corner where you canplay DVDs and CDs, rakugo performances are held on the second
Saturday of every month from 2:00 pm. For a fee, an introductory course
to amateur rakugo is also available.
1min. walk

Former Kashima Bank Ikeda Branch

Recommend spots
Satsukiyama Zoo
Free Admission
Tel： 072-753-2813
Address： 5-33 Ayaha 2chome Ikeda, Osaka
Business Hours ： 9:15-16:45
Closed on Tuesday (In case of holiday, following
immediate weekday)

Since its opening in 1957, this zoo has been well known and loved by thecitizens. There are only 7 Wombats kept in a zoo in Japan and 5 of them
are at the Satsukiyama Zoo. There are few steep slopes in the zoo.

Ikeda City Tourist Information Center(Interior Kawamura)

Tel： 072-752-3943
Address： 8-7 Sakaehonmachi Ikeda, Osaka
Business Hours ： 9:00-16:30
Closed on Mon

It was built in 1918 as the Ikeda branch of the Kashima Bank. Kingo
Tatsuno, the architect who designed Tokyo Station and other buildings,
was involved in the design of the building.

Tel： 072-737-7290
Address： 2-7 Masumicho Ikeda, Osaka
Business Hours ： 10:00-18:00
Closed on Tuesday (In case of holiday, following
immediate weekday)

In addition to providing tourist information about Ikeda City, it sells
goods and creative chicken ramen dishes. We also sell ornamental
plants by Ikeda City gardeners and vegetables harvested in Ikeda city(vegetable sales are irregular).

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9:00-21:00
Sat. Sun. Holiday 9:00-17:00

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Weekday ＆ Sat. Sun. Holiday
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Weekday
9:00-22:00
Sat. Sun. Holiday 9:00-19:00

Weekday ＆ Sat. Sun. Holiday
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AStaircases（near the Satsukiyama Park）

BSlope（Satsukiyama Gymnasium）： Inclination Direction→0： Inclination

L： Inclination

M： Inclination

S： Steps inside of facility

Bumpy tiles set in public areas to mark thepath for the blind ： Ikeda Station is fully equipped,
but there are places where the paths are broken.

This map was created by the Secretariat of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Promotion Office, Cabinet Secretariat, as part of its research project to promote the basic policies of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.