After exiting the ticket gate, pass through the elevated passageway that leads south, and you'll find Nagomi Hiroba, a space along the railway tracks.
Stone benches are installed along the tracks on the east side (Osaka direction).
Nearby, exhibits showcase Mikage stone that was once used in this area. The name "Mikage stone" comes from Mikage in Kobe City. Stone quarried from Mount Rokko was transported to Mikage and then shipped nationwide from the port of Mikage.

After exiting the ticket gate, pass through the elevated passageway that leads south, and you'll find Nagomi Hiroba, a space along the railway tracks.
Stone benches are installed along the tracks on the east side (Osaka direction).
Nearby, exhibits showcase Mikage stone that was once used in this area. The name "Mikage stone" comes from Mikage in Kobe City. Stone quarried from Mount Rokko was transported to Mikage and then shipped nationwide from the port of Mikage.