Location List

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

A fishing port known for its thriving seaweed farming industry.

A hotel featuring a distinctive semi-circular concrete and glass structure, with views of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and Awaji Island right before your eyes

This is the terminus of the belt conveyor tunnel used to transport soil for land reclamation on an artificial island in Kobe. From this pier, the soil was loaded onto ships and transported to the r...

This yacht harbor consists of two yards—one north and one south—and an administration building. The administration building houses a marine shop and an observation deck open to the public.

A boardwalk running along the waterfront from the former Kobe Port Signal Station to the pier next to the brick warehouse restaurant district.

A triangular plot of land located along the route from Kobe Harborland Umie Mosaic to the Nakatottei Central Terminal “Kamomeria.”

A section of Meriken Wharf (approximately 60 meters) has been preserved in its damaged state following the earthquake. The site also features an exhibition space that details the damage sustained b...

A vessel used for towing and other auxiliary operations, such as assisting ships during entry and exit from port and during docking and undocking. In addition to their primary functions, some are e...

One of the sightseeing boats operating in Kobe Port, it is one of the largest luxury cruise ships in the Kansai region. Charter services are also available.

The road located near Port Island Kita Koen Park and the Kobe Suijo Police Station.

Pilot boats play a vital role when large vessels enter the Port of Kobe. Many are equipped with multifunctional facilities and perform a variety of tasks, including monitoring traffic, responding t...

A port industrial area with many container yards, used car lots, and warehouses.

A straight road along the harbor between the container yard and the warehouse on Rokko Island.

A ferry connecting Kobe Port and Oita Port. The boarding area is located on Rokko Island. The ship features an observation bath where passengers can enjoy views of the Seto Inland Sea from the deck...

This white lighthouse stands at the tip of a cliff battered by the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean. The Daiosaki Lighthouse, located at a treacherous point where the Kumano‑nada and Enshu‑nada ...

This shrine is said to have been founded in 1615. A subsidiary shrine of Matsubara Hachiman Shrine in Shirahama‑cho, Himeji City, it stands atop Shosekiheki, a scenic coastal cliff. Facing th...

This marina is dedicated to pleasure boats. Because the entrance is located on higher ground, the view from the long bridge leading to the parking area is spectacular, creating an ideal setting for...

Located at Shakagahana—also known as Jizozaki—at the tip of the Mito Peninsula extending from the southernmost end of Shodoshima Island, this point faces the narrowest channel between Harima‑nada a...

Set within a sheltered bay, this spacious beach offers gentle waves and shallow waters, making it ideal for families. During the swimming season, safety fences are installed for added peace of mind...

In a stretch of approximately 2 kilometers, the eastern side of the embankment features a view of oyster rafts floating, while the western side is adorned with wetlands and mega-solar landscapes. G...

You can command a panorama view of the bay from the observatory next to the port. It's a hilly ground and there is a row of narrow streets and houses. Animation "Free!" has a inspiration from this ...

A waterfront shopping mall with household supply store, boutiques, sporting goods store, home appliance store, and restaurants. Various events including flea markets are often held here.

Included in the 100 most scenic spots in Japan’s urban parks, beautiful Higashi-hennazaki Cape juts out from the eastern tip of Miyako Island 2 kilometers into the sea and is more than 200 meters w...