Harima Town Hasuike Elementary School Pool (School Pool Open to the Public) (播磨町 蓮池小学校プール(学校プール一般開放))
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About 45 min from the previous stop
About 195 min here
About this spot
The 'Harima Town Hasuike Elementary School Pool (school pool open to the public)' is held only during summer vacation at Hasuike Elementary School in Kako District, Harima Town, Hyogo Prefecture. In 2026, it is open from Saturday, July 25 to Thursday, August 13, with both a large pool and a small pool available. The large pool is great for kids who want to swim and for adults to get some exercise, while the shallow small pool is reassuring even for young children. There are no leisure-pool-style facilities, but spending time in a school pool alongside local children offers a taste of summer vacation found only during this season. The usage fee is 100 yen per person, and it is required for accompanying parents and guardians regardless of whether they enter the water. It's a nice option you can visit repeatedly during the season, like popping over to a neighborhood spot.
Tips
The usage fee is 100 yen per person, and it applies to accompanying parents and guardians as well, regardless of whether they enter the water. Be sure to check Harima Town's official information in advance for opening hours, the supervision arrangements, and participation rules (such as whether a guardian must accompany children). It may be canceled depending on the weather, so checking the latest information before heading out is reassuring. As it's a school pool, swim caps are generally required, and since there's little shade, prepare rash guards and sunscreen.
Best time to visit
Entry from 12:45 PM, with over 3 hours until evening. Around 3 PM, when the sunlight softens, is the most comfortable time.
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Hasuike Elementary School, Harima-cho, Kako-gun
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2026 Harima Town Hasuike Elementary School Pool: Full-Day Course
Hyogo
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