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A.L.M.T.Corp. Harima Works to Nishiwaki A.L.M.T.Corp. Harima Works To Nishiwaki 145 Midori Ohashi Nishizume Takino Station Harima Central Park Harima chuo koen guchi Harima chuo koen shita ● 17 To Nishiwaki C sai I Takino Ka Chugoku Expressway a. Junior Kitano m ya High School ● ka O Nissan Prince Takino- To ◀ Yashiro IC Takino-Yashiro Inter 349 Multipurpose Ground, Takino General Park ● Takino Industrial Park A.L.M.T.Corp. JR Kakogawa Line Harima Works Kotaka-nishinoike 175 Kako River Kotaka-Kita 372 YashirochoStation Yashiro Sogochosha mae Kotaka Yashiro Science Park Tanaka 567 To Kakogawa To Akashi 1816-174, Kotaka, Kato City, Hyogo TEL: +81-795-48-5067 FAX: +81-795-48-5071 17 Takino Takino-Yashiro IC (Detail) ■ Directions to Harima Works Nishiwaki Kitano Takino By Car About 7 minutes from 'Takino-Yashiro Interchange' on Chugoku Expressway ●From Osaka ● About 40 minutes from ‘Chugoku Ikeda Interchange’ on Chugoku Expressway Nissan ●From Okayama Prince Toll Gate About 90 minutes from ‘Okayama Interchange’ on Sanyo Expressway About 75 minutes from ‘Tsuyama Interchage’ on Chugoku Expressway By Express Bus About 7 minutes by taxi from the bus stop, 'Takino-Yashiro Interchange' Takino-Yashiro Inter Chugoku Ikeda IC▶ ●From Osaka, JR Bus or Shinki Bus About 80 minutes from JR express bus terminal at Osaka Station About 70 minutes from Shin-Osaka Station ●From Okayama, JR Bus or Shinki Bus About 100 minutes from Tsuyama Station ◀Kasai IC By Train About 10 minutes’ walk from ‘Yashirocho Station’, JR Kakogawa Line Chugoku Expressway Takino-Yashiro IC ●From Osaka About 100minutes from Shin-Osaka Station in the way of Kakogawa Station, JR Kobe Line 175 ●From Okayama About 45 minutes from Himeji Station in the way of Kakogawa Station, JR Kobe Line.
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