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Japan's oldest hot spring town. Perfect for a leisurely stroll down Yumotozaka street or a refreshing soda-based outing.

This panoramic park offers close-up views of airplanes taking off and landing. At night, the runway lights up, creating a magical atmosphere.

This popular area is home to many stylish cafes. After visiting the shrine, enjoy a lovely tea time with some refreshing sweets.

This street evokes the glamorous world of the Takarazuka Revue. An animation experience at the Tezuka Osamu Memorial Museum is perfect for a school project!

Enjoy playing in the stream that flows through the park! The spacious lawn area is perfect for an active picnic.

*The checkpoint is the "Kobe Station South Exit" bus stop.* Nearby, you'll find shopping malls and entertainment facilities where you can feel the sea breeze – perfect for creating summer memories!

This museum displays authentic 0 Series Shinkansen bullet trains and electric locomotives. A must-see for railway enthusiasts, offering close-up views of both bullet trains and freight trains!

Nearest spot: Suigetsu Park This park is a beloved green oasis located within the city. The Qifang Pavilion and stone archway, gifted from the sister city of Suzhou, China, have been installed, and seasonal flowers such as plum blossoms and irises delight visitors.

Dam Park Ibakita is a park located around the Aigawa Dam in the Ibakita area in the northern part of Ibaraki City. It features Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge and offers various water activities on the lake. Enjoy a refreshing summer vacation in a slightly cooler space surrounded by mountains and a lake.

Gunze Town Center Tsukashin is a large shopping center located in the northern part of Amagasaki City. On a vast site roughly the size of five Koshien Stadium baseball fields, you'll find around 150 unique shops, ranging from specialty stores selling food, fashion, home appliances, interior goods, and gourmet food, to a large sports club and the natural hot spring "Yunohana-ro." During the summer holidays, there are plenty of events for the whole family to enjoy, such as Bon Odori (traditional Japanese dance) and water play! We hope you have a wonderful time. We look forward to your visit. Please visit our website for details about shops and events.

The runway is right in front of you! This is an amazing viewpoint where you can feel the powerful sound of plane engines and the wind as planes take off and land.

Recommended spot: Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine The shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning, is also famous for its Kirishima azaleas. In late April, when they are in full bloom, a corridor of fiery crimson Kirishima azaleas stretches along the embankment of Hachijo-ga-ike Pond. https://nagaokatenmangu.or.jp/

A lush, green urban oasis. In the summer, swimming in the "Waterland" pool and barbecues in the shade of the trees are extremely popular.

*The checkpoint is located at the west entrance of the information counter at the Hankyu Sanban-gai Expressway Bus Terminal.* This is the main terminal for Hankyu Expressway Buses. Please use Hankyu Express Buses for your trips to the Kanto, Hokuriku, Shinshu, Chugoku, and Shikoku regions, as well as to Arima Onsen. If you go down to the first floor from the Chayamachi Exit ticket gate of Hankyu Railway's "Osaka Umeda Station," you will immediately find an information center (highway bus and airport bus stop) on your south side.

This area, where buses and trains come and go smoothly, is packed with spots to enjoy all day long, from shopping to art appreciation! Shopping at the adjacent Hankyu Nishinomiya Gardens is a must, and we also recommend spending some time at the Sky Garden with its fountains. Take a stroll through the beautifully redeveloped streets and experience the sophisticated atmosphere unique to Nishinomiya.

Nearest attractions: Fureai Park, shopping mall

Nearest attraction: Expo Commemoration Park This is a cultural park developed on the site of the 1970 Japan World Exposition (Osaka Expo). On its vast 260-hectare grounds, visitors can enjoy flowers throughout the seasons, and various events are held throughout the year. It is being done. The park is filled with playground equipment that even young children can enjoy, such as an athletic tower, a giant maze, and cycle boats. In addition to its own facilities, it also offers a place where you can experience authentic barbecue without bringing anything yourself. Furthermore, remnants of the Expo era remain within the park, and at the "EXPO '70 Pavilion," a memorial hall for the Osaka Expo, Through historical documents and exhibits, the museum conveys the energy and memories of that era to the present day. Furthermore, the "Tower of the Sun" was built by artist Taro Okamoto as part of the theme pavilion for the Osaka World Expo. Inside, an exhibit called the "Tree of Life" unfolds, illustrating the evolutionary process from single-celled organisms to humankind. Masu. Currently, the interior is open to the public (by prior reservation), and it is a beloved cultural symbol representing Osaka. It is popular.

Recommended spot: Ashiya City Museum of Art and History The Ashiya City Museum of Art and History is a multi-purpose facility housing art and historical materials, primarily focusing on artists associated with Ashiya. https://ashiya-museum.jp/

This area is currently a hot topic due to the opening of a new train station. It's the starting station for the Kita-Osaka Kyuko Line and a transportation hub where buses and taxis converge. The surrounding area also features a shopping mall and a grassy area, allowing you to enjoy both cool shopping and a stroll through the lush natural surroundings of Minoo.