School Hasama Junior High School Uenodai Junior High School Nagasaka Junior High School Hakkei Junior High School Fuji Junior High School Ai Junior High School Sanda Gakuen Junior High School (private) Elementary schools (grades 1-6) Akashiadai Elementary School Keyakidai Elementary School Suzukakedai Elementary School Tsutsujigaoka Elementary School Yurinokidai Elementary School Gakuen Elementary School Hasama Elementary School Hirono Elementary School Takahira Elementary School Sanda Elementary School Miwa Elementary School Shidehara Elementary School Ono Elementary School Matsugaoka Elementary School Fuji Elementary School Muko Elementary School Moushi Elementary School Honjyo Elementary School Yayoi Elementary School Ai Elementary School Special schools Uenogahara Special School Hyogo Prefectural Koto High School for Students with Special Needs Libraries Sanda has three libraries: Sanda City Library Sanda Woodytown Library Sanda-Ai Library Sanda city also has a mobile library called "Soyokaze". It began service on January 19, 1994 and has about 3,500 books. Transportation Railways JR West - Fukuchiyama Line - - - - Kobe Electric Railway - Shintetsu Sanda Line - - Kobe Electric Railway - Shintetsu Kōen-Toshi Line - - - Highways Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway Hanshin Expressway Ikeda Route Sister city relations Sanda is twinned with: Blue Mountains, Australia Jeju City, South Korea Kittitas County, United States Local attractions Museum of Nature and Human Activities The museum's theme is the "symbiosis of people and nature". It opened in Flowertown on October 10, 1992, and is known as "Hitohaku" in Japanese. It is one of the largest public museums in Japan. Satonone Hall Satonone Hall is a large performance venue in Sanda. It was completed in March 2007. The facility features a large hall, small hall, rehearsal rooms, and display rooms. The interior is decorated in soft tones and motifs symbolic of the harvest of Satoyama, persimmons, ears of rice, water, and wind. Hanayamano-yu An outdoor bath which features hinoki and an arrangement of garden rocks. There are separate baths for men and women. Kumanonosato Features both Bali-style and Japanese-style outdoor baths. Arima Fuji Park Located in Fukushima, Sanda and opened in 2001. The park is named for Mt. Arima Fuji, which is located within the park. There are three parks within the park: a waterfront park, a forest park, and a grassland park. Shiroyama A multi-use sports facility featuring a tennis court, ball park, athletic field, and gym. Events Sanda Matsuri Sanda Matsuri is the largest annual event in Sanda. There is a large firework display with over