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Itami is an area in Itami City, Hyogo. The prefecture's tourism site introduces Itami Sakagura-dori, a street that passes on the sake-brewing history of Itami, which is counted among the birthplaces of Japanese sake.
Itami City lists its rail stations as Itami and Kita-Itami on the JR Takarazuka Line, and Itami, Shin-Itami and Inano on the Hankyu Itami Line. From Hankyu Itami Station the city gives about 20 minutes to Osaka-Umeda and about 30 minutes to Kobe-Sannomiya. Sakagura-dori is right by JR Itami Station.
The Hyogo tourism site presents Itami Sakagura-dori as a street that carries on a sake-making history going back to the Edo period, and notes that it sits just outside JR Itami Station.
Itami has no registered listings yet; future ones will be placed on this page. For now there are listings on the Nishinomiya/Amagasaki/Itami/Takarazuka page, and the nearby Amagasaki page shows listings as well.
Hyogo Prefecture's page lists three no-touting zones in all, northern Sannomiya in Kobe and two districts in Nishinomiya, and Itami is not one of them. Under the ordinance, though, touts may not follow people who have declined, even outside those zones.
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