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Hotel Nikko Himeji 1. Address 100, Minamiekimae-cho, Himeji-shi, 670-0962 2. Number of rooms 257 Chinese Restaurant "Toh-Lee" Teppan Grill "Icho" Coffee Shop "Serena" 3. Restaurants Bar Lounge "Vol de Nuit" Japanese Restaurant "Kawatomi" Tea Lounge "Fountain" 4. Number of banquet halls 7 5. Sports facilities Swimming pool (Jacuzzi, Saunas), Training gym 6. Car parking capacity 40 7. International Teamm ― 8.Web address http://www.hotelnikkohimeji.co.jp 9. information （TEL：079-222-2231 FAX：079-224-3731） [Barrier-free / Accessibility] Parking space for wheelchair users with a roof, ramps, steps, no steps at the entrance/exit, diaper/nappy changing tables for babies, accessible communal elevator for wheelchair users, handrails for staircases, multi-purpose accessible toilet with handrails, assistance dogs are allowed to accompany, wheelchairs for lending [Access] 1. Approximate time by taxi 3 minutes from Himeji-minami Interchange via Himeji Bypass or car 80 minutes from Osaka International Airport 2. Approximate time from 130 minutes from Kansai International Airport airports by car 60 minutes from Kobe Airport Short walk from Himeji Sta. (JR) 3. Approximate time on foot 5 minutes from Sanyo-Himeji Sta. (Sanyo Electric Railway) [Tourist facilities nearby] 1. Name of facility The World Heritage, Himeji Castle 2. Address 68, Hommachi, Himeji-shi, 670-0012 Also called "White Heron Castle". This castle was designated as a National Treasure in 1951 and a World Heritage Site, the first in Japan in 1993. "Daitenshu (the castle keep)" with five layers and six floors, and three "Kotenshu (smaller subsidiary towers)" are linked by "Watari-Yagura (the connecting long 3. Facility information turret)". Layers of roofs, "Chidorihafu" and "Karahafu" (the style of gable decorations) match with the external decoration with white plaster producing an elegant and magnificent structure. The site was selected as one of "Japan's top 100 castles" and "Japan's top 100 sites for cherry blossoms". 10 minutes' walk from Himeji Sta. (JR) or Sanyo-Himeji Sta. 4. Approximate travel time (Sanyo Electric Railway) exterior restauran meal service multilingual ■buffet ■conference room ■English ■Box lunch □private bath □French □cook one's own meals □communal bathroom □Spanish □halal food □hot spring □Russian □kashrut □International broadcasting □Chinese ■vegetarian ■make an international □German □caffeine-free alcohol-free ■Wi-Fi □Portuguese ■antiallergic food ■foreign exchange ■cleaning □laundromat HIMEJI CASTLE GRANDVRIO HOTEL 210, Sanzaemonbori Nishinomachi, Himeji-shi, Hyogo, 670- 1. Address 0940 2. Number of rooms 261 Japanese Restaurant "Harima" 3. Restaurants Breakfast Restaurant "Sagiso" Café & Dining "Shirasagi" 4. Number of banquet halls 20 5. Sports facilities ― 6. Car parking capacity 220 7. International Teamm 8.Web address 9. information [Barrier-free / Accessibility] Barrier-free/accessible rooms, ramps, accessible elevator for wheelchair users, accessible toilet, accessible bathroom, accessible restaurant, wheelchairs for lending, hearing assistance dogs are allowed to accompany [Access] 1. Approximate time by taxi 3 minutes from Himeji-minami Interchange via Himeji Bypass or car 80 minutes from Kobe Airport (Marine Air) 2. Approximate time from 80 minutes from Osaka (Itami) Airport airports by car 140 minutes from Kansai International Airport 6 minutes from Himeji Sta. (JR) or Sanyo-Himeji Sta. (Sanyo 3. Approximate time on foot Electric Railway) [Tourist facilities nearby] 1. Name of facility Himeji Castle Nishioyashiki-ato Garden KOKO-EN 2. Address 68, Hommachi, Himeji-shi, Hyogo, 670-0012 This is a Japanese garden situated in the southwest of Himeji Castle and features a pond with a path around it, making use of the remnants of samurai houses which were discovered through archeological excavations. It is composed of nine separate gardens including "Oyashiki-no-niwa, the garden of 3. Facility information the lord's house, with waterfalls and ponds, "Cha-no-niwa", the tea garden, with "Soju-an", the tea house, in an area of approx. 3,300㎡ and truly creates historical landscape in the historical site. The site is used as a location to make period dramas and films. 15 minutes from Himeji Sta. (JR) or Sanyo-Himeji Sta. (Sanyo 4. Approximate travel time Electric Railway) HOTEL SUNSHINE AOYAMA 1. Address 4-7-29, Aoyama Minami, Himeji-shi, Hyogo, 671-2223 2. Number of rooms 70 Japanese Restaurant "Nihonbashi" Chinese Cantonese Restaurant "Keirin" Japanese-style Bar "Nipponbashi" 3. Restaurants French & Italian Restaurant "Angel" Teppanyaki steak "Aoyama" Tea & Lounge "Sunshine" Garden Restaurant 4. Number of banquet halls 23 5. Sports facilities ― 6. Car parking capacity 400 7. International Teamm ― 8.Web address http://www.hotel-sunshineaoyama.co.jp/ 9. information Front office FURUMOTO phone: 079-276-1181 [Barrier-free / Accessibility] Ramps, wheelchairs for lending, accessible toilet, accessible elevator for wheelchair users [Access] 1. Approximate time by taxi Approx.1 minute from Taishi-higashi Interchange via Himeji or car Bypass 80 minutes from Kobe Airport (Marine Air) 2. Approximate time from 70 minutes from Osaka (Itami) Airport airports by car 140 minutes from Kansai International Airport 3. Approximate time on foot ― [Tourist facilities nearby] Shoshazan Engyo-ji Temple, Tendai Bekkaku Honzan (special 1. Name of facility head temple) 2. Address 2968, Shosha, Himeji-shi, 671-2201 This is a temple for training for monks like Hieizan Enryaku-ji Temple belonging to the Tendai sect and is situated in the mountain, 371 meters above sea level, and 6 km northwest of Himeji Castle. St. Shoku founded this temple in 966. Buildings 3. Facility information are dotted around a long mountainous precinct yard of approx. 18 hectares and one-kilometer long which stretches from east to west. The precinct yard is designated as a historical site and used as a location of Hollywood movies. Zen meditation and hand-copying of sutras are available to experience. 4. Approximate travel time Last bus stop by Shinki Bus bound for "Shosha Ropeway" exterior room restauran meal service multilingual ■buffet ■conference room ■English □Box lunch □private bath □French □cook one's own meals □communal bathroom □Spanish □halal food □hot spring □Russian □kashrut □International broadcasting ■Chinese □vegetarian □make an international □German □caffeine-free alcohol-free ■Wi-Fi □Portuguese ■antiallergic food □foreign exchange ■cleaning ■laundromat YUMENOI 1. Address 187, Yumesaki-cho Maenosho, Himeji-shi, Hyogo, 671-2103 2. Number of rooms 79 Japanese Dining "Koki" 3. Restaurants Restaurant "Yumegoyomi" Tea Lounge "Yumekaori" 4. Number of banquet halls 10 5. Sports facilities Tennis courts, Outdoor swimming pool, Fishing 6. Car parking capacity 165 7. International Teamm ― 8.Web address hppt://www.yumenoi.com 9. information YUMENOI Tel:079-336-1000 [Barrier-free / Accessibility] Accessible communal toilet, handrails for staircases and corridors, wheelchairs for lending within the facility, rollaway bed for Japanese-style room [Access] 1. Approximate time by taxi 30 minutes from Himeji Sta. (JR) or car 30 minutes from Sanyo-Himeji Sta. (Sanyo Electric Railway) 100 minutes from Kobe Airport (Marine Air) 2. Approximate time from 75 minutes from Osaka (Itami) Airport airports by car 140 minutes from Kansai International Airport 3. Approximate time on foot ― [Tourist facilities nearby] 1. Name of facility ― 2. Address ― 3. Facility information ― 4. Approximate travel time ― exterior HOSHINOKO YAKATA 1. Address 1470-24, Aoyama, Himeji-shi, 671-2222 2. Number of rooms 14 3. Restaurants Restaurant "Kira Kira☆" 4. Number of banquet halls 1 5. Sports facilities ― 6. Car parking capacity 40 7. International Teamm ― 8.Web address ― 9. information ― [Barrier-free / Accessibility] Barrier-free/accessible room, accessible toilet [Access] 1. Approximate time by taxi 20 minutes from Himeji Sta. (JR) or car 90 minutes from Kobe Airport (Marine Air) 2. Approximate time from 80 minutes from Osaka (Itami) Airport airports by car 150 minutes from Kansai International Airport 3. Approximate time on foot 30 minutes from Yobe Sta. (JR Kishin Line) [Tourist facilities nearby] 1. Name of facility ― 2. Address ― 3. Facility information ― 4. Approximate travel time ― exterior view restauran room meal service multilingual ■buffet ■conference room □English □Box lunch □private bath □French □cook one's own meals ■communal bathroom □Spanish □halal food □hot spring □Russian □kashrut □International broadcasting □Chinese □vegetarian □make an international □German □caffeine-free alcohol-free □Wi-Fi □Portuguese ■antiallergic food □foreign exchange □cleaning □laundromat Hotel Claire Higasa 1. Address 22, Junishomae-cho, Himeji-shi, 670-0911 2. Number of rooms 58 Gallery Café 3. Restaurants Food is provided at banquet hall 4. Number of banquet halls 2 5. Sports facilities ― 6. Car parking capacity 24 7. International Teamm 8.Web address 9. information [Barrier-free / Accessibility] Accessible toilet, ramps [Access] 1. Approximate time by taxi 20 minutes from Himeji-higashi or Himeji-nishi Interchange via or car Sanyo Expressway 80 minutes from Kobe Airport (Marine Air) 2. Approximate time from 80 minutes from Osaka (Itami) Airport airports by car 140 minutes from Kansai International Airport 3. Approximate time on foot 5 minutes from Himeji Sta. (JR) [Tourist facilities nearby] 1. Name of facility ― 2. Address ― 3. Facility information ― 4. Approximate travel time ―.
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    ADBI Working Paper Series INDUSTRY FRAGMENTATION AND WASTEWATER EFFICIENCY: A CASE STUDY OF HYOGO PREFECTURE IN JAPAN Takuya Urakami, David S. Saal, and Maria Nieswand No. 1218 February 2021 Asian Development Bank Institute Takuya Urakami is a Professor at the Faculty of Business Administration, Kindai University, Japan. David S. Saal is a Professor at the School of Business and Economics, Loughborough University, United Kingdom. Maria Nieswand is an Assistant Professor at the School of Business and Economics, Loughborough University, United Kingdom. The views expressed in this paper are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of ADBI, ADB, its Board of Directors, or the governments they represent. ADBI does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paper and accepts no responsibility for any consequences of their use. Terminology used may not necessarily be consistent with ADB official terms. Working papers are subject to formal revision and correction before they are finalized and considered published. The Working Paper series is a continuation of the formerly named Discussion Paper series; the numbering of the papers continued without interruption or change. ADBI’s working papers reflect initial ideas on a topic and are posted online for discussion. Some working papers may develop into other forms of publication. Suggested citation: Urakami, T., D. S. Saal, and M. Nieswand. 2021. Industry Fragmentation and Wastewater Efficiency: A Case Study of Hyogo Prefecture in Japan. ADBI Working Paper 1218. Tokyo: Asian Development Bank Institute. Available: https://www.adb.org/publications/industry- fragmentation-wastewater-efficiency-hyogo-japan Please contact the authors for information about this paper.