Suita: Japan's Hidden Town
Japan held its first world fair, the Expo 70 on the year 1970, and it happened at the then young city of Suita, Japan. This city is located at the northern Osaka prefecture, and considered to be one of the 100 hidden towns in Japan.
Best Time to Visit
Large volume of tourists are often can be seen on late May to early June, or early September to mid-October. Because of the rampant number of visitors, high-priced hotels and accommodations can be experienced, that's why it’s highly suggested to book ahead of time, to get lots of Suita hotel promos and discounts. Another best time to go here is on hot season, from June to September, where you can enjoy the beaches nearby.
What to Do & Area Attractions
One of the best things in Suita; shrines and temples are always near each other. You can go to Takahama Shrine, a famous shrine for its red torii that wind along its path, from Takahama, you can walk to to Katayama Shrine, where the infamous Kanamara Festival happens, people attend for prayer for fertility, smooth marital relationships and business prosperity. You can relax and stay at Kishibe Station Hotel, located beside Kishibe Railway Station. This hotel is near to the Osaka International Airport (ITM-Itami). Other hotel near this airport is MINAMISENRI Crystal Hotel, just 30-minute drive from the airport. Also, Tower of Sun, a building by Japanese artist Taro Okamoto is less than a mile away. Expo '70 Commemorative Stadium is just nearby hotels like Hotel Hankyu Expo Park Osaka. This hotel has a great view and location, offering 51 guestrooms and suites, tourists find this hotel exceptional yet affordable.