Location List

This is a flat land formed by the uplift caused by earthquakes (an uplifted wave-cut platform) spreads out. This easily walkable flat land is also a suitable place for gathering seaweed, and in t...

This steakhouse is located just a 2-minute walk from Kobe Sannomiya Station. With brick walls covering the entire interior, the restaurant exudes a stately atmosphere and captures the unique charm ...

The Dunlop G.C.（par three course） is a mini-course located within the Dunlop Golf Course in the northern part of the Rokko Mountain Range, featuring 18 short holes.Set in lush greenery, each hole...

The building is characterized by its exterior, which makes use of glass walls and polyhedral forms. It received the 2023 Good Design Award. The 500-seat hall features a movable wall behind the stag...

A retro Showa-era Western-style pub featuring white drapes, brick walls, and wood accents. Located just a one-minute walk from JR Motomachi Station, it offers 15 counter seats and 50 table seats, ...

A food stall village located on the second floor under the elevated tracks at the West Exit of Hankyu Kobe Sannomiya Station (Sannomiya Hankyu Rakutenchi). It is a walk-through alleyway featuring ...

Fika is a senior living community with on-site services located on a small hill. It features a restaurant, a cake shop, and a community space that can be used for cultural classes and gatherings, w...

A natural hot spring inn surrounded by the ocean on three sides. All guest rooms are over 60 square meters and feature a terrace.

This mansion was designed and built in 1896 by British architect A.N. Hansell. The original “Choueke Residence” sustained severe damage during the 1945 Kobe air raids, but in 1954, Mr. and Mrs. Cho...

A facility that has been restored to resemble the original prefectural government building. It features recreations of spaces such as the governor’s office used by the first governor, Hirobumi Ito.

Located in front of Kobe Sannomiya Station, this multiplex cinema features an interior design inspired by “mountains and the sea.” It has eight screens and a total of 1,631 seats. The lobby offers ...

A three-story mansion-style wedding venue available for exclusive use by one couple per booking. It features a banquet hall, lobby, and private rooms with a serene atmosphere, as well as a chapel w...

This facility operated as a Sento（japanese public bathhouse) until around 2009 and was known as a local landmark. The property, including the garden, covers approximately 900 square meters and fea...

Founded in 1870, this sports club celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2020. It features a restaurant, a bar, party rooms, a gymnasium, tennis courts, and a futsal court.

A rental space in Chuo Ward, Kobe, designed by renowned architects and landscape architects.

A 23.7-kilometer-long bike path stretching from the rural area of Kande in Nishi Ward, Kobe, to Minodani in Kita Ward.

Opened in 1933 (Showa 8) under the guidance of botanist Dr. Tomitaro Makino, Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden is located near the summit of Mount Rokko, at an elevation of 865 meters. Taking advantage...

A theater with a maximum capacity of 100 people, located a 3-minute walk from JR Sannomiya Station. It is used as a rental space for live performances, events, and film screenings.

A general hospital with 115 beds located in Nishi Ward.

A photography studio located on Port Island.

This rental space is located on the second floor of the Kobe Maritime Museum, which is characterized by its large white roof designed to evoke the sails of a sailing ship and the waves. It offers a...

Built in 1892 as the private residence of David Sassoon, a foreign merchant, this Western-style house features an antique chapel and a party space on the first floor. The second floor includes a te...

Opened in 1993. The hotel has 17 floors above ground and one below, with a total of 184 guest rooms. From the restaurant on the 17th floor, guests can enjoy a panoramic view stretching from the lus...

Sewage treatment plant. A subsea tunnel (service road) extends from Uozaki.