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Osaka Prefecture University Japanese Access Contact us Japanese About OPU Colleges and Graduate Schools Admissions Education and Student Support Research HOME About OPU Overview Sakai City Sakai City Sakai city is located about 30 km south from the center of Osaka with an area of 149.99km2and population of about 838,213 (as of 12/1/2009). The city is well known for a wide variety of traditional crafts such as kitchen knives and incense sticks. it is also famous as a birthplace of Sen-no-Rikyu, a tea ceremony master and Akiko Yosano, a poet who established Japanese romantic style from late 19th to early 20th century. There are many historical places you can explore and enjoy: Nintoku ryo Tumulus The largest keyhole-shaped tumulus in Japan with a length of 486 m and a width of 305 m is believed to be the tomb of the 16th Emperor, Nintoku. Japanese Garden in Disen Park A traditional Japanese garden with refined simplicity and serene beauty. Enjoy the exquisite landscape that changes its face every season. Otori Shirine The main hall of the shrine is one of the ancient shrine architectures. It was built to enshrine a swan believed to be the reincarnation of Yamato Takeru, a hero of Japanese myth, and is famous for various kinds of trees and the beautiful iris garden. Japanese-style Confectionery As the city is a birthplace of Sen-no-Rikyu, a tea ceremony master, Japanese-style confectionery (Wagashi) was developed along with the history and prosperity of the tea culture. There are many traditional sweets shops in downtown. Osaka Prefecture University Topics and Information About OPU Office of the President Overview 4 colleges and 13 schools Statistics History Executive Members Distinguished Honorary Professor University Emblem and Color Life in OSAKA Sakai City SDGs Facilities Access Map Campus Guide Colleges and Graduate Schools Admissions Education and Student Support Research How to use this site PAGETOP Osaka Prefecture University 1-1 Gakuen-cho, Naka-ku, Sakai, Osaka 599-8531, Japan Job Opening Researchers information OMU Repository Portal Site for Students and Faculty Contact Us Access Map Facebook (English) Facebook (Japanese) YouTube Instagram Copyright© Osaka Prefecture University. All Rights Reserved.