Nishinomiya Shrine (Nishinomiya Ebisu)
Head shrine of the Ebisu shrines nationwide, known for the race to be the year's lucky man on 10 January.
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Head shrine of the Ebisu shrines nationwide, known for the race to be the year's lucky man on 10 January.
A gallery in Amagasaki showing the work of a manga artist from the city.
About 4.7 kilometres of disused railway along the Mukogawa gorge, walked through its tunnels and over its bridges.
A shopping street near Akashi Station, 350 metres of arcade lined with fish and fish-paste shops.
The first shrine of Harima province, in Shiso, long an object of worship.
A gallery in Ako on Ako's unglazed ungayaki ware, on high ground above the Seto Inland Sea.
A lavender garden in Taka, where the hill turns purple in early summer.
A shrine in Takasago whose sacred body is the Ishi-no-Hoden, a colossal stone structure.
Islands 30 minutes by boat from Himeji port — 44 of them, large and small.
A Tendai temple on Mount Shosha in Himeji, founded by Shoku and called the Mount Hiei of the west.
A theme park in Himeji with reproductions of stone monuments from around the world.
A shore in Himeji with about 500 metres of sand, shallow enough for shellfish gathering.
A kamaboko maker's facility in Himeji, founded in 1916, where the making can be watched.
Figures in Tsujikawayama Park in Fukusaki. In the birthplace of Kunio Yanagita, kappa water spirits rise from the pond.
A viewing platform in Kami. Part of a railway bridge used for about a century remains, so you see the sea from track level.
A silver mine in Asago, said to date from 807, whose tunnels can be walked.
A park in Toyooka, where columnar joints formed from lava about 1.6 million years ago can be seen.
A castle site at Izushi in Toyooka, preserved with its castle town and known for soba.
An aquarium in Toyooka facing the Sea of Japan, with hands-on displays.