A Peaceful Escape to Minoh park.

📍 Itinerary Overview Just a short ride from the hustle of Namba, this one-day trip to Minoo offers fresh air, scenic beauty, bugs that make you go “Wow,” and a chance to soak all your worries away in a relaxing onsen. It’s the perfect combo of gentle adventure and peaceful recharge. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Start the day from The OneFive Namba Hotel → Hop on the Hankyu Line to Minoo Station → Take a scenic walk to Minoo Waterfall, with a stop at Insect Museum (Minoh Park Insectarium) → Lunch and coffee at PerCaffe Bianco → Relax in an onsen → Stay overnight at the peaceful Minoh Otowa Sanso 🏞️ Must-Visit Attractions • Minoo Waterfall: A calm, tree-shaded path leads to this beautiful 33-meter waterfall. The trail is easy and pleasant — ideal for all levels. • Minoh Park Insectarium: A quirky stop that’s surprisingly delightful, especially for those who love nature and want to learn a bit more about local wildlife. • Onsen Experience: Refresh your mind and body in a traditional Japanese hot spring near the park. It’s the perfect way to end the trail. ☕ Café Highlight – PerCaffe Bianco This cozy café near the walking trail is all about peaceful vibes and great coffee. A warm stop with lovely seasonal drinks, cakes, and natural decor. 🚇 Transportation • Ride the Hankyu Takarazuka Line from Umeda (with connection from Namba) → Transfer at Juso → Get off at Minoo Station • The trail begins right at the station — can’t get lost, just follow the snacks and souvenir shops! 🏠 Accommodation – Minoh Otowa Sanso A serene ryokan-style stay tucked in the hills of Minoo. Perfect if you want to extend your trip and wake up surrounded by nature. Warm service, peaceful atmosphere, and an authentic Japanese experience. 📷 Photo Spots • Minoo Waterfall in full frame with forest backdrop • Macro shots of insects at the museum • Dappled sunlight over your latte at PerCaffe Bianco • Traditional ryokan scenery at Minoh Otowa Sanso 💡 Tips • Visit in the morning for softer light and fewer crowds • Bring walking shoes and a small towel for the onsen • Try the deep-fried maple leaves from local vendors — crunchy and unique! • If you plan to stay overnight, book Minoh Otowa Sanso in advance — it’s a hidden gem! #minoopark #waterfall