Tadaoka, Coastal town in Senboku district, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
Tadaoka is a compact town in Senboku district situated along Osaka Bay, nestled between two rivers in the southwestern region of Osaka Prefecture. The settlement occupies a remarkably small amount of land while supporting a concentrated residential population.
The settlement was established in Izumi District in 1896 and received its town designation in 1939. This administrative change marked its incorporation into Senboku District.
The population of 16,793 residents maintains local manufacturing traditions, particularly in blanket production and PET bottle recycling industries.
Rail service via the Nankai Main Line provides connections to Osaka City and Kansai International Airport with journey times around 30 minutes. The compact size makes it easy to navigate on foot once you arrive at the station.
The town developed a strong reputation for blanket manufacturing that shaped its local economy for generations. This industrial heritage continues through modern production and recycling activities visible in the community today.
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