Usages of kankou
駅前 の 広場 の 噴水 の 周り に、 観光 で 来た 人 が たくさん 集まって いました。ekimae no hiroba no hunsui no mawari ni, kankou de kita hito ga takusan atumatte imasita.
Around the fountain in front of the station, many people who had come for sightseeing had gathered.
観光 の 前 に、 駅 の 案内所 で 地図 を もらいました。kankou no mae ni, eki no annaizyo de tizu wo moraimasita.
Before sightseeing, I got a map at the station information desk.
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