Immerse yourself in their legacies through art and history as you journey through this unique exhibition. Dive into their stories and cultural impact today!
Frequently asked questions
Explore a curated display of artifacts, artworks, and interactive exhibits that illuminate the lives and contributions of Sen no Rikyu and Yosano Akiko.
Yes, guided tours are available for a more immersive experience. Knowledgeable guides will provide insights into the exhibits and the historical significance of Rikyu and Akiko.
Absolutely! Experience the art of Japanese tea ceremonies in dedicated Chanoyu (Tea Ceremony) Experience Rooms, allowing you to engage with the tradition firsthand.
Photography policies may vary, but generally, photography is allowed in most parts of the exhibition. However, be mindful of restrictions in sensitive areas.
Yes, there's a gift shop where you can find unique souvenirs, books, and art pieces related to Rikyu, Akiko, and Japanese culture.
The recommended duration for a thorough visit is around 2-3 hours, which allows you to fully engage with the exhibits and take your time exploring.
Yes, the venue is designed to be accessible, with ramps and elevators for easy navigation. Wheelchair rentals might also be available upon request.
Yes, Sakai Plaza often hosts workshops, talks, and events related to the exhibition themes. Check their website or contact them for information about upcoming events.
Unlock the captivating world of Rikyu and Akiko at Osaka Sakai Plaza with our exclusive entry pass. Immerse yourself in their legacies through art and history as you journey through this unique exhibition. Dive into their stories and cultural impact today!
Entry to Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko with Experience Admission Ticket
Dive into the past at Sen no Rikyu Chanoyu (Tea Ceremony) Museum
Uncover poetic beauty at Yosano Akiko Museum
What's not included
Please be mindful of personal expenses and any items beyond the provided inclusions
My daughter watches this anime series and she requested we go here. Well it was worth seeing the happiness on my daughters face when we we thru with the place. It is very interesting even if you don't know anything about anime like me. The diorama that greets you is beautiful. There is also push button history speakers. Of course it's in Japanese. But the staff are very friendly to tourists. The district itself where it is located is so peaceful it's like a quiet town. It's one train ride from namba station. Try to get the rapid line as it cuts travel time by about 20-25 minutes. Beautiful place indeed!
Mr_noni
December 28, 2016
Nice Museum and tea cerimony
Located in Sakai, you can start with a movie to learn briefly about Sen and Akiko.
After the visit, I do recommend the tea ceremony there in a casual way.
Rubpy
November 27, 2016
Mr_noni
December 28, 2016
For fans of Bungou Stray Dogs
My daughter watches this anime series and she requested we go here. Well it was worth seeing the happiness on my daughters face when we we thru with the place. It is very interesting even if you don't know anything about anime like me. The diorama that greets you is beautiful. There is also push button history speakers. Of course it's in Japanese. But the staff are very friendly to tourists. The district itself where it is located is so peaceful it's like a quiet town. It's one train ride from namba station. Try to get the rapid line as it cuts travel time by about 20-25 minutes. Beautiful place indeed!
Rubpy
November 27, 2016
Nice Museum and tea cerimony
Located in Sakai, you can start with a movie to learn briefly about Sen and Akiko.
After the visit, I do recommend the tea ceremony there in a casual way.
