Thirty percent of the town area of Harima Town, Kako District, is made up of artificial islands. Industry is thriving on these artificial islands. The town is home to the first-class river, the Suida River, and the second-class river, the Kise River. Harima Town, Kako District, enjoys easy access to the Keihanshin area, and many residents commute to school or work in these areas. In addition to industry, the town's industries include fishing. The town has two fishing ports and is famous for its seaweed and octopus. These seafood products are also local specialties. Famous attractions in the town include the Hyogo Prefectural Archaeological Museum and Enmanji Temple. Famous town events include the Harima Town Road Race.