Location List

A shopping center consisting of one basement level and one above-ground floor.

This market is located north of the Kobe Fresh Market. It features a variety of unique shops selling clothing, fresh produce, prepared foods, and more. Many of the shops are closed on Wednesdays.

This shopping district is said to have been home to more than 20 movie theaters and other performance venues until the mid-1950s. It is divided into north and south sections; the northern section f...

A café and restaurant attached to a golf driving range. It boasts a spectacular location with panoramic views of Kobe. In addition to golf lessons, the facility also offers horseback riding lessons.

A shopping district located where Taira no Kiyomori founded Fukuhara-kyō during the Heian period.

A shopping district centered around three buildings located right outside Minatogawakoen Station. To the north is Minatogawa Market, which opened in 1918 as Kobe’s first public market.

A distribution hub that gathers a wide variety and large volume of fresh food products—such as vegetables, fruits, fresh fish, and meat—from across the country, sets fair prices through auctions an...

A pub and live music venue housed in a renovated old warehouse

A 35-story hotel towering over the waterfront.

A resort hotel surrounded by the ocean on three sides. There is an active lighthouse on the hotel grounds.

Located on the south side of JR Kobe Station, this underground passageway and shopping area serves as the gateway to Kobe Harborland.

This café reopened in February 2017 as a new landmark in Meriken Park.

A historic shopping street directly connected to Motomachi-dori Shopping Street from JR Motomachi Station.

A long-established café founded in 1952. Its interior, reminiscent of the Showa era, is a major draw.

The former Mitsui & Co. Kobe Branch, designed by Kozo Kawai. It has been designated as a Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

A trendy neighborhood lined with boutiques and gift shops that exude a charming alleyway vibe.

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.

Pass through the small red torii gate standing on Chuo-dori Street in front of Kamojima Station and walk a few dozen meters to find a retro Showa-era shopping district that has remained untouched f...

A city hotel located on Port Island. Features a spa (large communal bath) and a coin-operated laundry.

A north-south street connecting the former Foreign Settlement of Kobe and Kitano-cho (one-way southbound). The sidewalk is lined with stylish boutiques and cafés.

An underground live music venue. It offers flexible capacity control, accommodating everything from concerts for over 300 people to parties for around 50.

An arcade shopping street located one block south of Sannomiya Center Gai Shopping Street. It is lined with boutiques, variety stores, and other shops.

Under the approximately 400-meter-long elevated railway connecting JR Sannomiya Station and Motomachi Station, more than 160 shops line the street.

A mixed-use complex housing boutiques, specialty shops, restaurants, a multiplex cinema, and offices. Because its exterior walls are mint green, it is known as the Mint Building. A digital billboar...