Explore on foot
［2.8 km］
Takarazuka is a city full of art. Numerous monuments, sculptures, reliefs, and notable architectural structures are scattered around the area between Takarazuka Station (Hankyu or JR) and Takarazuka-minamiguchi Station (Hankyu). The 2.8-kilometer route of this art-focused walking tour takes only an hour or so to complete. It’s a quick sightseeing course that lets you enjoy the sophisticated beauty and art of Takarazuka. You’re sure to discover artistic creations you’ve never seen before.
Note: Sections of the route pass through residential areas. Please walk through quietly with consideration for local residents.
Cynthia (JR Takarazuka Station)
Crescendo (by Arman)
Takarazuka Revue on the Takarazuka Yume-hiroba plaza
Negative Iron (by Saburō Muraoka)
Sculpture by Marta Pan, who also designed Hōraibashi
Byōbyō (by Etsuya Ichikawa)
Stone monument inscribed with a poem by Akiko Yosano
Nature Spa Takarazuka (designed by Tadao Andō)
Stone lantern at the entrance to Hanano-michi
Hanabutai
The Mouth of Truth
Tezuka manga characters on the pavement
Statue of Ichizō Kobayashi (by Fumio Asakura)
Takarazuka Grand Theater
The Rose of Versailles (by Hiroyuki Kubota)
Gentleman in a Tailcoat (by Hiroyuki Kubota)
Revue (by Hiroyuki Kubota)
Curtain with artwork by Ryōhei Koiso, Takarazuka Hotel
Phoenix
Astro Boy’s hand- and footprints
Wall relief
Takarazuka Arts Center
Sei (by Ryōhei Ōno)
Hope for Peace (by Reichi Kiuchi)
