Location List

A road extending westward from the site where the floral clock once stood. The street is lined with a mix of boutiques, restaurants, and office buildings.

A large-scale mixed-use complex housing a concert hall, a multiplex cinema, a shopping center, restaurants, and office buildings.

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

A beauty school located in the former foreign settlement of Kobe. The campus features practice facilities including a shampoo room, a nail salon, a dressing room, and a chapel.

While preserving and repurposing the original government building completed in 1927 (Showa 2), the current building—designed to resemble a ship—was completed in 1999 (Heisei 11). The stately spaces...

A shopping district stretching just south of Hankyu Kobe-Sannomiya Station. Since the postwar period, it has been home to many shops selling high-quality fashion fabrics.

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

The scramble intersection located just east of Mint Kobe. It’s a place with a lively, eclectic atmosphere tucked away behind the bustling downtown area.

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...

A multipurpose hall. It occasionally hosts professional wrestling events and art exhibitions.

Completed in 1969, it was the first high-rise building in western Japan at the time. It sustained no structural damage during the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.

A park located on the banks of the Ikuta River. It is a famous spot for cherry blossoms. The park features a Chinese-style pavilion called Renyokutei, which was gifted to the city of Kobe when it e...

Japan's oldest gravity concrete dam. Designated as an Important Cultural Property by the national government.

The slope leading up to Uroko House in the Kobe Kitano Ijinkan-Gai.

A slope leading north from the main road in Kitano-cho. It offers a panoramic view of the city, including Sannomiya.

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.

An alley in a residential neighborhood north of Shin-Kobe Station. If you walk up the slope and stairs, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sannomiya area.

A multi-purpose complex featuring a 1,100-seat performing arts theater, three smaller halls, conference rooms, and studios. The upper floors consist of luxury rental apartments.

A 37-story high-rise hotel located right next to Shin-Kobe Station. The upper floors offer panoramic views of the Kobe cityscape.

A center for learning about the earthquake and conducting disaster prevention research. Its glass exterior gives it a futuristic look.

A research and development facility of SYSMEX Corporation. The expansive grounds feature a modern office building, as well as an employee cafeteria, a tea room, and a Japanese garden. The top floor...

A general hospital located about a 3-minute walk from JR Nada Station. It features a lobby flooded with natural light and long, wide corridors.

Kobe City Lifelong Learning Support Center, housed in a renovated elementary school building.

Get off at Hankyu Kasugano-michi Station; look for the arch featuring the words “Kasugano-zaka” and a drawing of a catfish, located right at the top of the slope on the north side. Shops line both ...