Provides city location and population information, symbols, and map.

Features city profile and access, history, castle park, sightseeing map, flower calendar, and newsletter.

Includes outline history, statistics, living guide for foreigners there, main facilities, library, photos of Ashiyagawa River, newsletter, and links.

Guide to area history, natural beauty, foods, ancient ruins, and recreation. Also has areas for sports, hot springs, paragliding, and snowboarding.

Guide to outline, life, and assets of Himeji, tourist and living guide, city administration, industry, and major projects.

Prefectural government site with sightseeing guide, outline of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, plus fire and disaster management information.

With parks, events, history, culture, maps,and town development proposals.

Features town profile, designated cultural assets, information for cultural and sports facilities, camping and barbecuing sites, parks, and the Banshu Vineyard.

With profile, location, climate, area, size and population, education, arts and culture, and transportation information.

Provides overview of town, statistics, regional sites, and historical remains. Located in northern Hyogo.

Gives population, area, emblems and symbols, history, industry and economy, sightseeing and culture, location guide and map, festivals, products, and information for residing foreigners.

With location, topography, climate, agriculture, fisheries, industry, sightseeing guide, guide for living, and events calendar.

With mayoral greetings and introduction to city and baseball team.

With city access information for cars, busses, and trains; symbols, fishing tools, and textiles.

Situated at the foot of Mt.Hyounosen in Hyogo Prefecture. With demographic information, sightseeing and specialties, and natural scenery.

Includes profile, natural environment, special products, events, festivals, recreation, sports, facilities, field guide, history and culture, and public relations.

Includes guide to local products, sightseeing and art museums, local traditional drum group, and links.

Borders Tottori Prefecture to the west, Muraoka, Mikata Town to the north and Youka Town to the east. With overview, sightseeing, and regional specialties.

Contains city outline and geography, legal information, utilities, public services, sightseeing, festivals and holidays, education, map, and housing.

With city profile, emblems and people's charter, city map, sightseeing points, historical figures and specialties.

Located in the northenmost part of Hyogo Prefecture. With introdcution, sights, and accommodations information.

Contains demographic data and industrial statistics, town overview, town development, schools, and guide to Lake Tojo.