Location List

Renaissance-style building built in 1924 and registered as a tangible cultural asset in 2002. Renovated in 2004. Known as a symbol of Koriyama City, it is still used today for concerts and other ev...

TV Drama 'Kounodori' 2nd series Episode8, Dr. Shinomiya's hometown

A Japanese residence built in the Sukiyazukuri architecture style. It was registered as a national tangible cultural property of Japan in 2001, as the house including its gardens has almost comple...

A clean center operated by the City of Kobe. Garbage is collected here, but the incineration facility is not in use.

A large park with a satoyama landscape: rice terraces, fields, reservoirs, ponds, etc. There are several thatched roof houses over 100 years old, as well as what is called a rural stage for perform...

A stadium built for the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Capacity of 30,000 with a roof that can be opened and closed.

The Hyogo Canals are a generic name for the network of five canals (Shinkawa Canal, Hyogo Canal, Hyogo Feeder Canal, Karumojima Canal, Shinmanogawa Canal) in Hyogo Ward. The canals have a total of ...

A Registered Monument of Japan. Was originally built as a private residence for Taijiro Kodera, a trading merchant. Is now an urban Japanese garden known for its beautiful azaleas.

A large plaza adjacent to the station. The design resembles that of the Piazza San Marco in Venice, with columns lining the corridors that surround the plaza. Events such as flea markets and concer...

A park on the northern tip of Port Island. The waterfront park boasts a wide view of Kobe’s cityscape, the port, and the Rokko Mountains.

Formerly the Kobe Municipal Raw Silk Inspection Center built in 1927. To the east is the National Raw Silk Inspection Center built in 1932. In 2008, Kobe City was certified as a design city in the ...

Constructed in 1933, the building was used as a ticket office and lobby for boat passengers at the time. It is now used by various tenants, some currently vacant.

The pier on which the Port Terminal is located. There are 6 berths, including a berth which has a depth of 12 meters. Large luxury cruise ships can be docked.

Was originally the Kobe Emigration Center, the base for those who immigrated from Japan to South America. It is now an immigration museum and a facility to support artists as well as a place for cu...

Designed by architect Tadao Ando, the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art itself is a piece of art, resting on a white polished granite platform upon which three glass boxes are arranged in parallel, e...

Registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, the Former Hunter House is one of the largest existing Ijinkans (former residences of western settlers) in Kobe. Beautifully decorated with a m...

With sheep grazing in the grass, Rokkosan Pasture is a tourism-oriented pasture and a farm on Mt. Rokko. Visitors can interact with various types of animals on the farm as well as experience making...

A circular hall designed to look like the interior of a spacecraft. Suited for events such as fashion shows and concerts.

Built in 1933, this public hall has been the center of many cultural activities in eastern Kobe. It was renovated in April of 2017.

A 600-meter-long water park with commercial shopping/dining malls on both sides of the water canal. River Mall East (designed by Tadao Ando) , River Mall West, Island Center Station, and other faci...

The first art museum of fashion in Japan. Boasts a big collection of fashion-related reference material, including a video library of fashion shows.

Was built around 1945 as a private residence for Shinji Inui. The entire mansion, including its buildings, gate, and fence, is a designated cultural property of Kobe City, and most of the garden is...

One of the three central wholesale markets in Kobe. Includes several unused cold storage warehouses within the premises.

Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media is a complex facility that includes a library, halls, exhibition rooms, and a movie theater in Nakazono-cho, Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. As one of the ...