Naming Rights Partners Wanted for Luna Hall and Ashiya Park Tennis Courts
Ashiya City is seeking naming rights partners for Ashiya Civic Hall and paid facilities at Ashiya Park.
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イベントFamily Festival “SEE YOU AT THE PARK” Coming to Ashiya Park on Saturday September 26
“SEE YOU AT THE PARK,” a small family-friendly festival, will be held at the north end of Ashiya Park on September 26, 2026.
イベントAshiya Park Tennis Courts to Host Evening Community Tennis Open Day on Saturday October 3
Ashiya Park Tennis Courts will host a Community Tennis Open Day on Saturday, October 3, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The evening event will take place on Courts 9 and 10 and will be canceled in case of rain.
イベント芦屋公園で「てづくりサーカス」ってイベントが10/4（土）に開催されるみたい。西宮神社でやってたやつ
芦屋川沿いの「芦屋公園」で、手作り市イベント「てづくりサーカス in 芦屋公園」が10月4日（土）に開催されるみたいです〜 この投稿をInstagramで見る てづくりサーカス(@teduk...
イベント“Ashiya Taiso No. 1 and No. 2” Coming to Ashiya City Museum of Art & History and Ashiya Park Mayor Takashima Also Expected to Join
A group event for “Ashiya Taiso Daiichi and Daini” will be held at Ashiya City Museum of Art & History and Ashiya Park on Sunday, September 28.
イベントHands-on Family Event Dekoboko Park Coming to Ashiya Park on 3/27 with Kids Flea Market Food Trucks and Workshops
“Dekoboko Park,” a hands-on family event, will be held at Ashiya Park in Matsuhama-cho on Sunday, March 27, from 10:00 to 16:00.
芦屋のまちなみPlay Equipment at Ashiya Park Closed for Renovation
Play equipment at Ashiya Park is closed for renovation, though some areas remain open.
芦屋の話題A raccoon was reportedly seen in Matsuhama-cho yesterday evening December 22
Around 5:19 p.m. on Wednesday, December 22, a raccoon was reportedly spotted on the roof of a home in Matsuhama-cho, north of Rinko Line near Ashiya Park’s tennis courts. While raccoons may seem cute, they can be aggressive, so please be careful.
芦屋フォトA Nice-Looking Gazebo Along Ashiyagawa Matsukaze-dori [Ashiya Photo]
A charming gazebo-like rest spot along the Ashiya River, perfect for a shady break during a stroll.
芦屋フォトA Dead End That Isn’t Really a Dead End Ashiya Photo
Along Rinko Line, there’s a spot marked “dead end” that actually isn’t a dead end if you’re walking. The signs seem to be there to keep cars from entering by mistake.
