Indian businesses and services in Nishinomiya, Japan

Nishinomiya sits between Osaka and Kobe, home of Koshien Stadium, where Japan's national high-school baseball tournaments are played, and its Indian restaurants follow the rail lines that cross it. Two are near Koshienguchi station on the JR Kobe Line, one is at Imazu, one at Nishinomiya-Kitaguchi, where the Hankyu lines meet, and two in Nakamaedacho and Kasayacho.

The city also stretches north over the Rokko mountains, and two of the places listed are up there, in the Yamaguchi district on the road towards Sanda. Two kitchens are tagged Sri Lankan, one of them named Little Lanka, and four are tagged or named as Nepali, including one called Sagarmatha, the Nepali name for Everest. None of them publish their opening hours, so check before travelling. Amagasaki, to the east, and Kobe, to the west, have pages of their own.