Izumi Onsen Osaka

Izumi, in the central southern Osaka Prefecture between Sakai and the Izumi highland range, is an agricultural city that takes its name from the ancient spring water sources of the Izumi Highland that have irrigated the Kawachi plain for millennia, and is known for the traditional Izumi cotton textile industry and the remarkable Tsurumi-ryokuchi Park whose Flower Expo 1990 legacy created one of Osaka's finest botanical garden landscapes. Izumi Onsen Osaka draws on sodium and bicarbonate thermal waters from the geological resources of the Izumi highland zone, providing restorative baths in an agricultural city whose Izumi Highland hiking trails, traditional textile heritage, and access to the greater Osaka Bay area create a practically located and naturally connected spa setting in the central southern Osaka Prefecture. The Izumi Highland nature park hiking trails above the Osaka plain, the traditional Izumi cotton market heritage, and the Tsurumi-ryokuchi Park botanical garden culture accessible from the greater Osaka corridor create a pleasantly varied natural and heritage backdrop for thermal wellness in central southern Osaka Prefecture.