Izumiotsu ART & LIVE at Seapath Park
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11.15 SUN · 13:00〜18:00

Izumiotsu ART & LIVE at Seapath Park

Seapath Park (Suribachi Theater and Oharappa lawn)

Dates & time
November 15, 2026 (Sun) 13:00〜18:00
Price & booking
Free (food trucks are paid) No advance registration is needed.
Venue & access
Seapath Park (Suribachi Theater and Oharappa lawn) About a 10-minute walk from Izumiotsu Station on the Nankai Main Line.

There are 3 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Seapath Park (Suribachi Theater and Oharappa lawn), and 3 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

A free, one-day outdoor event of art, music and comedy at Seapath Park in Izumiotsu. At its centre is a four-hour live painting by Izumiotsu-born artist Hideki Kimura on the lawn, while the Suribachi Theater hosts comedy from Akina, Gion and Jock Rock, a calligraphy performance by Chika Takeda, and an acoustic solo set by Masahiro Hirabe of reGretGirl. Juggling and Double Dutch workshops make it an easy afternoon out for families with children.

Programs

Timetable & Map

NOTE

Background

  • Part of the Osaka Cultural Resources Enhancement Project run by Osaka Prefecture and the Osaka Culture and Arts Project Executive Committee
  • Held alongside Machinaka Art Fes 2026, which takes place across Izumiotsu

On site

  • Food trucks (paid)

* The event may be cancelled or partly changed depending on the weather on the day.

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FAQ

Is there an entry fee or booking?
Entry is free and no advance registration is needed. Food truck purchases are paid.
What happens if it rains?
As an outdoor event, it may be cancelled or partly changed depending on the weather. Decisions are announced on the Osaka Cultural Resources Enhancement Project website and other channels.
Is it good for children?
Juggling and Double Dutch workshops each run twice on the Oharappa lawn, and you can watch the live painting up close.