The district spread to the west side of Hanshin Amagasaki Station. In Genwa 3rd year (1617), the town was created by the collection of temples that were located in the surrounding area when the Tōdashi Tetsu-ko [Todaji Kaneko] ordered the Tsukijo in Amagasaki. The Teramachi area remains miraculously, with less damage from the air raids, and 11 temples are located about the same size as the Koshien Stadium, which is about 39,000 sq m. The Zensho-ji temple in the east end is the Bodaiji temple of the Toda-tsutetsu clan of the Amagasaki clan. The next door is the Honkōji Temple of the Honkōryū Ōtoyama. The precinct's Xinglong Gakurin Vocational School begins at Kangakuin, which was opened by Kaizou Nilong Saint. The gate is also a highly qualified form of quadruple gate, and the main hall is also the largest in Teramachi. The Kaesan-dō in Kunigebun has a complex structure, with the addition of a facelift to an Irimoya building.

A photo theater located in front of Hankyu Tsukaguchi Station. Popular proof photos include 1320 yen for standard type such as job hunting and 1650 yen for passport and visa type. Mr. Tsukaguchi, where there is a passport office, is close to the town, and since it is digital, it is easy to fix it, as well as take pictures of babies and children. Costume rentals and commemorative shooting plans such as the 75th, coming-of-age ceremony and graduation ceremony are also enriched.

Running on National Route 2 from Osaka, in front of Kose, the high chimney on the right side of the road is marked by a public bath. It is simple, and the feeling of loose air is impossible. The dressing room and the tile paintings in the bathroom are also exquisite.