Exiting the South Exit, you'll find them located near the ticket shops and ohagi (sweet rice cake) vendors. I saw quite a few people using them for a little break.
The stone benches look a bit uncomfortable to sit on. Recently, Kakogawa has been promoting itself as a town for shogi (Japanese chess) players, and shogi matches are often held here.

Exiting the South Exit, you'll find them located near the ticket shops and ohagi (sweet rice cake) vendors. I saw quite a few people using them for a little break.
The stone benches look a bit uncomfortable to sit on. Recently, Kakogawa has been promoting itself as a town for shogi (Japanese chess) players, and shogi matches are often held here.