Location List

A public park spreading along the sea at the foot of Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. Several important facilities and historical monuments, including the Sun-Yat Memorial Hall, are located in the park.

A Designated Important Cultural Property of Hyogo Prefecture. The house was built in 1919 as a residence for a trading company owner. The house now operates as a house wedding hall and a restaurant...

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...

Honjin refers to an officially approved large inn along the main road for the use of daimyos and aristocrats during the Edo period. The great Shoya (village headman) Murakami residence, once appoin...

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

A wide pier in front of the Harborland Mosaic, a shopping and dining complex. Offers a fabulous view of the port and many events are held throughout the year.

A restaurant ship that provide a cruise in and around the Port of Kobe. Weddings can be help on the ship.

The largest restaurant ship in Japan. The ship is 106 meters long and weighs 4,778 tons.

A university with a large lawn-covered field. The campus faces the ocean, and the entire Port of Kobe can be seen from the upper floors of the school buildings.

An office building constructed in 1939. A restaurant/café is on the ground floor.

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 ...

Over 7,500 herbs and flowers of approximately 200 species grow in the gardens. The building which has restaurants and shops inside was designed with the concept of the Waltburg Castle in Germany.

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.

A ropeway to reach the Nunobiki Herb Gardens from Shin-Kobe Station. The 10-minute ride offers a panoramic view of the Nunobiki Waterfall, the Nunobiki Dam (built in 1900), and Kobe City.

The Main Hall of the Rokko Yahata Shrine has been designated as Kobe’s Cultural Property. Public parking is available on the premises.

The gate and the entrance to the building are what is left of the school building that was built in 1948. Standing on a hilltop, magnificent view of the city can be seen from the school building an...

Maya Viewline refers to the railway and cable car that carry visitors from the base of Mt. Maya to the summit, offering a glorious view of the natural scenery of the mountains as well as a panorami...

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 large multipurpose complex with a floor area of 120,000 square meters. In the center of the ten-story-high building with 2 basement floors is a 40-meter-high open space to the ceiling.

Originally built as a home for Sukesaburo Hirose, the founder of Nippon Life Insurance Company. The house and its garden have been used as a wedding hall and a restaurant since 1995. Although it ha...

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

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

Built in the early Taisho Period and used as the main Sake brewhouse until 1969, the building was opened to the public in 1982 as the Sake Brewery Museum, with a thorough presentation of the Sake b...

A William Merrell Vories architecture built as a seaside villa for Gengo Kodera, the President of Japan Cotton Spinning Co. Ltd. (Dai Nippon Boseki Co., Ltd.) , in the early Showa Period (1930’s to...