Living in Koryo Town

A town that has a station, but transferring toward Osaka is a hassle, so in practice it is a car-based living area. It is known as a place where the hosiery industry has continued for a long time.

A town in Nara Prefecture that has Hashio Station on the Kintetsu Tawaramoto Line, but transferring toward Osaka is a hassle, so in practice it is a car-based living area. It has Sanuki Shrine, known as the setting of Princess Kaguya in 'The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter', and the hosiery industry, which began with the introduction of American knitting machines in the Meiji era, still holds first place in Japan's municipal production volume. However, rail access is weak, so a daily commute to Osaka or Nara city is inconvenient, and commercial facilities depend on neighboring cities such as Yamato-Takada. It is a neighborhood that suits households and retirees who have a car and want to live quietly in a historic, rural atmosphere.