Habikino City

A stone bridge imitates a wooden bridge.

Hojo Bridge, Konda Hachimangu

Photo by Saigen Jiro (CC0)

01 ／ Stone monuments

The Hayato stones and the tower attributed to Kusunoki Masashigeare designated by the city as Kakuho materials.

These are materials related to Kakuho, the Edo-period head priest of Kongorin-ji Temple who restored Morimoto Shrine, designated by the city in 2010. The designation text says all of them arose from the creation of historical facts and cultural objects that became the subject of Kakuho's historical research and commemoration, and can be understood as an attempt to tie people's interest to the area.

Designated by the city, 2010
Hayato stones: 1 pair
Stone objects at Morimoto Shrine

02 ／ Ancient temple

An old-style character is carved at the centerof the stone that held a pagoda's central pillar.

Sairin-ji Temple in Furuichi is an ancient temple said to have been founded by the Kawachi no Fumi clan, a clan of continental immigrant descent. The stone base for the pagoda's central pillar is kept in the precincts, and an old-style character is carved at the center of its pillar socket. The nearly complete restored ridge ornament (shibi) has been a city-designated property since 1996.

Old-style character carved
Ridge ornament: city-designated, 1996
Said to be founded by the Kawachi no Fumi clan

03 ／ Farmhouse

The front gate is a thatched nagaya-mon, 18.0 m long,on the estate of an upper-class farming family of village heads.

The estate of an upper-class farming family who served as village heads (shoya) in southern Kawachi. The front gate was rebuilt in Kansei 10 (1798), and the storehouse dates from the first half of the 18th century and has a notice-board stand attached. The main house was designated an Important Cultural Property in 1937, the gate and storehouse in 1965. It is privately owned.

Gate rebuilt 1798
Storehouse: first half of the 18th century
Main house: Important Cultural Property, 1937

Living here

16 minutes from Osaka-Abenobashi by express.

about 110,000 people
30 min to a city centre

From Osaka-Abenobashi to Furuichi Station on the Kintetsu Minami-Osaka Line, express and section express trains take 16 minutes (the fastest daily service; semi-express takes 20). The city has five stations, all Kintetsu, and no JR or Nankai station. The city's guide to City Hall gives directions from Furuichi Station.

People living here: 108,736people
Area: 26.45km²
Households: 45,008households
Rent (average for rentals): 49,947yen
Healthcare: 7 hospitals ／ 69 clinics

Area and habitable land at the same scalee-Stat B1101 / B1103

Children waiting for childcare: —13 nurseries and similar
Home purchase subsidy: —
Average annual temperature: —

These 3 items are waiting on a nationwide data source. We do not fill them with estimates.

ACCESS

Where you can go from here.

Habikino City in Japan34.558°N 135.606°E

to OsakaKintetsu Minami-Osaka Line express16min

Travel times follow 近畿日本鉄道『駅の時刻表』（eki.kintetsu.co.jp。ページに「2026/3/14現在」）の南大阪線大阪阿部野橋駅の発車時刻表（slCode=349-0・d=1〔古市・河内長野・橿原神宮前・吉野方面〕・平日 dw=0／土休日 dw=1。05時台から終電まで。平日270本・土休日255本、普通を除く全列車）を全部拾い、各列車の停車駅発着表（T7）で大阪阿部野橋『発』→羽曳野市内の駅『着』を数えた。逆向きは古市駅（slCode=349-15・d=1〔大阪阿部野橋方面〕・平日163本・土休日153本）の発車時刻表から、各列車の停車駅表で古市『発』→大阪阿部野橋『着』を数えた。 (checked 2026-10-14). They vary by time of day.

Shape

Borders 7 municipalities across 1 prefectures.

Territory of Habikino City

Boundaries: National Land Numerical Information (N03)

North to south

6.3km

Osaka Prefecture: 藤井寺市, 堺市, 柏原市, 太子町, 富田林市, 松原市
Nara Prefecture: 香芝市

Habikino City isthis kind of town.

01Konda Hachimangu Shrine's Hojo Bridge is a city-designated stone bridge; the city's designation text says the basic structure of each part imitates a traditional strongly curved wooden bridge. Its railing and brace styles suggest it was built between the late 17th and early 18th centuries, and the shrine says it was once crossed in the autumn procession but is now bypassed by an adjacent bridge because of its age
02The Hayato stones (a pair) and the tower attributed to Kusunoki Masashige at Morimoto Shrine are city-designated Kakuho materials, and the Komagatani signpost was set along the Takenouchi Road by a Sakai metalcaster who knew Kakuho. At Sairin-ji Temple, an old-style character is carved at the center of the pagoda base's pillar socket
03Yoshimura House is the estate of an upper-class farming family of village heads, with a thatched nagaya-mon gate 18.0 m long. The name Habikino comes from the legend that Yamato Takeru became a white swan and alighted here, said to look like wings being drawn, and 26 tombs of the Furuichi Kofun Group in the city were inscribed as World Heritage in 2019

See the town as it is now.

Source: Wikidata (P2002, P2003, P2013, P2397)

If something caught your eye, ask the town itself.

Habikino City official site ↗Wikipedia ↗