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Daisen Park: A Charming Japanese Location with a Round Window

Daisen Park offers a perfect setting for location shoots, blending the beauty of each season with the elegance of traditional Japanese rooms.
Located next to the Nintoku Emperor’s Tomb, the largest burial mound in Japan, this vast urban park sits in Sakai City.

Inside Daisen Park, you’ll find a traditional Japanese garden that opens up to breathtaking natural scenery once you pass through the entrance gate.
Cherry blossoms, pines, fresh greenery, hydrangeas, autumn leaves, and plum blossoms—the garden transforms with every season.

Selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Historical Parks, Daisen Park is Osaka’s most popular location for traditional shoots, offering limitless charm.

Let’s explore the enchanting scenes captured at Daisen Park!

① Popular Seiza Pose in a Traditional Japanese Room

This peaceful tatami room within the Japanese garden is perfect for elegant photo shoots.
You can even capture the beloved “seiza” (formal kneeling) pose here.
Opening the shoji (paper sliding doors) to let in natural light adds an even softer atmosphere.

② Peeking Through the Charming Round Window

Inside the traditional room, you’ll find an adorable round window.
Photos taken as if peeking through the window add a playful and unique touch to your shoot—
a feature special to Daisen Park.

③ Gazing at the Pond from the Corridor

You can also shoot along the corridor behind the traditional room.
Capture natural, candid moments as you gaze out over the adjacent pond.
Surrounded by peaceful nature, both heart and mind feel refreshed here.

④ Brilliant Autumn Leaves

Daisen Park’s autumn foliage is famous, attracting visitors each year.
At night, the park even features illuminated leaves for a magical atmosphere.

Capture stunning scenes with the vibrant red leaves of autumn,
or enjoy a refreshing look with the fresh green of early autumn leaves.

Well-maintained walking paths make it easy to move around even in kimono.

⑤ Crossing the Bridge

Taking a shot of the two of you from a slight distance as you cross one of the park’s bridges creates a scene that looks like a painting.
The traditional bridges, expansive gardens, and natural scenery blend perfectly.
Using props like traditional umbrellas is highly recommended!

⑥ Traditional Landscape Perfect for Kimono

You can also create stylish shots using a lower angle, showcasing the bridge, the vast Japanese garden, and the blue sky.
Every corner of the garden seems made for picture-perfect moments, beautifully complementing traditional kimono attire.

Daisen Park – Basic Information

Daisen Park Japanese Garden, Daisenchuōmachi, Sakai Ward, Sakai City, Osaka 590-0820

Closed on Mondays (or the following day if Monday is a public holiday) and during New Year holidays

Application Fee: From ¥15,500 per day
Admission: Adults ¥200, Elementary/Junior High School Students ¥100, Free for Preschoolers and Sakai City residents aged 65 and over

Check out our Traditional Kimono Location Plans here.

In Closing

What did you think of the photo shoot scenes at Daisen Park?

Shooting amidst the changing seasons,
Capturing special moments in a charming traditional room with a round window,
Photographing against perfect backdrops for traditional kimono—
If these ideas match your dream shoot, Daisen Park is the perfect choice for you.

Feel free to contact us anytime.
We look forward to hearing from you!

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