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Historical Resources Center
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 Opened
in July 1995, the center houses buried cultural properties and
local folk objects. Exhibitions are held several times a year. |
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Glass Art Center
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 This
is the only facility in the Kansai area dedicated to glass arts
and crafts. Visitors can enjoy viewing and making blown glass,
stained glass, employing techniques using gas burners, and other
examples of the art. |
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Arima Fuji Park
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 The
largest municipal park in Hyogo Prefecture, the grounds encompass
Arima Fuji in the center of the city, Lake Fukushima, and Lake
Senjo-ji. |
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Soba Dojo
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 Try
your own hand at making buckwheat noodles with professional
equipment. You'll be delighted at how tasty they are. |
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Tsukushi-no-Sato
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 This
shop offers the old-time flavor of Japanese confections, including
mochi, ohagi, and okaki. All are made from delicious mochi rice
with no artificial ingredients. |
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Takahira Furusato Koryu Center
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 In
addition to multipurpose athletic fields and a gymnasium, this
center is also equipped with karaoke facilities and a hall for
viewing films. |
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Municipal Center for Outdoor
Activities / Observatory
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 Visitors
here can enjoy many outdoor activities with fully equipped facilities,
including cabins, campsites for tents, an observatory and bungalows. |
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The Museum of Nature and Human Activities,
Hyogo
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 This
is a museum of nature dedicated to environmental protection.
The museum has 230000 items, of which 30000 items are on display
at any one time. |
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Sanda Nespa
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 This
is a site for the healthful relaxation of the local residents.
It includes a Spa area where visitors in bathing suits can enjoy
bathing in water from hot springs, and a Bath area, where visitors
can enter the baths naked. |
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Pascal Sanda
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 This
market offers fresh produce by local farmers. Locally produced
vegetables, rice, Sanda beef and other agricultural products
are sold and the local farmers name appears on most items. |
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Washington Village / Hyogo Village
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 A
district created for the international age, Washington Village
in Culture Town was built with wood from Washington State in
the United States. |
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Gakuenhigashi Park
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 Located
in the eastern part of Culture Town, this park has multipurpose
athletic fields and wooden playground equipment for children. |
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Century Park (Century Ohashi)
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 This
contains the commercial facilities and community facilities
in the central part of Woody Town. In the center of the park
is the large Century Ohashi, the symbol of New Town. |
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Komagatani Athletics Park
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 The
park has a gymnasium, tennis courts, a baseball field, multipurpose
athletic fields, and an administrative building. |
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