Taka Town Leisure Village Park

Taka Town Leisure Village Park

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JR Nishiwaki-shi Station → Shinki bus for 10 minutes to go to the mountain, bus stop: Nakamachi Kita Elementary School get off, 21 minutes on foot
30 minutes from China Road Takinosha IC via National Route 175 and National Route 427
280 units/large 7 units (bus must be reserved)

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock

Price

Free admission

Spot Category

Park

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