There was a “town border,” not a city border, on the south side of Hanshin Nishinomiya Station↓↓The city border series is here
It’s the border between Honmachi and Toda-cho.
This kind of plate is apparently mainly called a block display sign, block code sign, or town name sign. Block display sign – Wikipedia
The photo was taken here↓
You can also check it on Street View.
Toda-cho
In Toda-cho, you’ll find places like “Ichiniisan” and “Quadrifoglio.”
Toda-cho | Nishinomiya Tsushin
Honmachi
In Honmachi, you’ll find “COFFEE HOUSE FIELD” and a stone monument for “Hiruko Okami Mikoshiya Densetsuchi,” among other things.
Honmachi | Nishinomiya Tsushin
Nishinomiya has about 600 town names, but places where block display signs like these sit right next to each other seem like they should exist, yet they’re surprisingly hard to find.
Do you know of any unusual block display signs? Please let us know.
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