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Do you know Hinopoo?
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はまぁむ＠にしつーサポーター
はまぁむ＠にしつーサポーター はまぁむ＠にしつーサポーターIt says, “Come work at Hinopuu.”
Answer:Hinoike Pool
Kind of has the same vibe as “Hirapaa,” doesn’t it?
By the way, I didn’t know either. Whether it’s “J-Nishi” or “Narumika,” once something gets abbreviated, you start wanting to read it that way. Personally speaking 😆
It looks like Hinoike Pool will open again this year starting July 1 (Mon).
(Thanks to Kagakaki No. 509 @ Nishitsu SP for the tip)
Here it is↓
Quoted from Hinoike Pool | Nishinomiya City Website
This year, it will be open from July 1 (Mon) to September 1 (Sun).
Here it is on the map↓
The address is 11-31 Hinoikecho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.
There is no parking lot at the facility, so please use public transportation such as buses or trains.
- 11-minute walk from Kurakuenguchi Station on the Hankyu Koyo Line
- 2-minute walk from the Hankyu Bus “Hinoike Koen-mae” stop
Hinoike Pool has a 50-meter pool (7 lanes),
and an irregularly shaped pool for young children.
Finally
The last time I went to a pool recently was Reso Naruohama before it closed. Maybe a few years ago. I’ve never been to Hinopuu, so I’d like to check it out sometime 😀
Kagakaki No. 509 @ Nishitsu SP, thank you for the tip!!
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