Miki City

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A town with a 1,500-year history as a "hardware town," globally known for the manufacturing of carpentry tools and kitchen knives. Knives filled with a craftsman's soul are loved by professional chefs for their excellent sharpness, and you can find lifelong tools in shops. On the other hand, Miki also has a unique face as having the "highest density of golf courses in Japan," making it popular as a resort area with beautiful greens. Additionally, there are facilities like "Miki Horse Land Park," Japan's largest disaster prevention experience facility, where you can simultaneously enjoy traditional craftsman culture, vast greenery, and modern activities in a vibrant area.

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ドローンで旅する北播磨【三木市編】

ドローンで旅する北播磨【三木市編】

Kita-Harima Regional Tourism Council

Miki City

Address
1-1-35 Suehiro, Miki-shi, Hyogo
Website
https://www.mikishi-kankou.com/
Operator
Miki City Tourism Association

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