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They used to call the Hamasaki area "Needle Town" because around the turn of the 20th century, over 30% of local residents worked in manufacturing needles, which was then a thriving local industry.
Shoraian, a hiking information center that opened outside JR Hamasaki Station in 2012, has displays that include Misuya needles, a locally-produced kind of specialty sewing needle, and phonograph needles. In addition to acquainting yourself with the history of Hamasaki needles in the welcoming atmosphere of a traditional folk house, you can listen to records played with a needle produced in Hamasaki. Make sure you give this moving, expressive music a listen.
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