Location List

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 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...

A brick-built French restaurant located in the Former Foreign Settlement of Kobe. There is a chapel on the second floor.

An event originating in Italy where people create pictures using flower petals on roads and in public squares. In Kobe, it is typically held around May, during Japan’s Golden Week holiday period.

A colonial-style residence built in 1909. It is currently privately owned, and rooms are available for hourly rental. It is generally closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

This authentic Spanish-style residence was built in the early Shōwa period as the private residence of James, a British merchant. It is currently operated as a wedding venue. It is designated as a ...

This tea ceremony, held in Suma—a place associated with the Genpei War—is a popular community event. Suma-dera Temple serves as the main venue, with tea ceremony venues set up at several locations.

This stadium, featuring beautiful natural grass in both the infield and outfield, is built to Major League Baseball standards. It was once the home field of the now-defunct professional baseball te...

A park located a short distance east of JR Takatori Station. This park is known for its open space and trees, which helped prevent the fire from spreading eastward during the Great Hanshin-Awaji Ea...

A shrine situated on the banks of the Ogo River amidst rural scenery. The main hall, featuring a hip-and-gable roof, is designated as a municipal cultural property.

This ceremony is held to express gratitude for the discovery and revival of Arima Onsen and to pray for the hot springs’ continued prosperity. It is also a New Year’s celebration featuring a proces...

This tea ceremony was established in 1950 to honor the memory of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who deeply loved Arima Onsen. It is held at Zuihoji Park and two other locations.

The wooden standing statue of the Eleven-Faced Kannon has been designated a National Important Cultural Property. As you walk through the town, a giant Buddha suddenly appears.

A Chinese-style temple dedicated to Guan Yu.

Annual events held in Nankinmachi.

A seaside wedding venue located on Kobe Airport Island. It features two standalone chapels, a standalone house-style venue, and banquet facilities, all with a resort-like atmosphere.

A full-scale concert hall with excellent acoustics for classical music, featuring a German-built pipe organ that enables a grand and dignified atmosphere. Suitable for filming concert scenes, cerem...

A large all-weather dome facility with a spacious floor and high ceiling, allowing for large-scale shoots regardless of weather conditions. The interior features locally sourced Japanese larch wood...

A traditional Noh performance event held at the National Treasure Matsumoto Castle. Torchlight illumination against the castle backdrop creates a dignified and atmospheric setting, ideal for filmin...

A winter ice sculpture festival held against the backdrop of the National Treasure Matsumoto Castle. Combining historic castle scenery with seasonal ice artworks, it offers a visually striking and ...

A park stretching south of Kobe City Hall.

A light display held to honor and commemorate those who lost their lives in the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and to pray for the city’s recovery.

Located on the top of a steep hill, this wedding facility offers a 360-degree view. The walls of the chapel are made with stacked natural stones.