Inagawa

Inagawa extends across varied terrain with residential neighborhoods interspersed among natural spaces, creating a balanced environment between urban development and nature.

The formation of Inagawa occurred on April 10, 1955, marking a period of municipal restructuring in post-war Japan's administrative divisions.

Local residents participate in seasonal festivals throughout the year, maintaining Japanese traditions through dance performances, food preparation, and community gatherings.

The town connects to major transportation networks, providing direct access to neighboring cities while maintaining lower living costs compared to metropolitan areas.

Agricultural activities continue within town limits, with local farmers cultivating crops in fields that date back to the pre-urbanization period.

Location: Hyōgo Prefecture

Location: Kawabe district

Inception: April 10, 1955

Shares border with: Kawanishi, Takarazuka, Sanda, Tamba-Sasayama, Nose

Website: https://town.inagawa.lg.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.89508,135.37611

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:46