Location List

A general hospital with 115 beds located in Nishi Ward.

A photography studio located on Port Island.

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...

Opened in 1993. The hotel has 17 floors above ground and one below, with a total of 184 guest rooms. From the restaurant on the 17th floor, guests can enjoy a panoramic view stretching from the lus...

Sewage treatment plant. A subsea tunnel (service road) extends from Uozaki.

This park is located along the Ishiyagawa River, which flows along the border between Higashinada Ward and Nada Ward. A row of pine and cherry trees stretches for about 1.5 kilometers from the sout...

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

Built in the late Meiji period. It was also used as the Panamanian Consulate after World War II.

Built in 1904. Featuring a hipped roof, clapboard siding, and white oil-painted exterior walls, this Western-style building is a classic example of the “Ijinkan” style. It boasts a unique design co...

Built in 1907. A Western-style mansion in the Colonial style designed by a British engineer. On the second floor, Sherlock Holmes’s room has been faithfully recreated based on the novels.

A building from the late Meiji period. Once used as the Chinese Consulate, this building differs from other Kitano Ijinkan（former foreign residences in Kitano） in both its exterior and interior, ...

A two-story wooden building from the late Meiji period. It features a gabled roof and half-timbered exterior walls. It was known as “Lion House No. 3” because there was a stone lion statue at the e...

A building from the late Meiji period. Its distinctive exterior features a series of trapezoidal bay windows facing the sea. Constructed in the British tudor style (half-timbered style), the column...

Opened in 1982 as a sister museum to the “UROKO HOUSE,” the museum features masterpieces of modern and contemporary European painting, as well as representative works by Masaru Horie, a Kobe-based ...

Originally built in the foreign settlement of Kobe around 1885, it was relocated to its current site(kitanocho) around 1905. The exterior walls are clad with approximately 3,000 sheets of natural s...

The steep slope next to Aitoku Gakuen in Kasumigaoka, Tarumi Ward. You can see a straight line all the way to the ocean. Traffic flows one-way from north to south.

The Rokko Cable Car Station. The station building is a masterpiece of Art Deco architecture and holds great architectural value; its exterior and the wooden staircase leading to the second floor re...

A fishing port located east of Suma Seaside Park.

Located on the eastern side of the Akashi Strait, this expansive fishing park stretches 1,400 meters from east to west. It offers panoramic views of Osaka Bay, Awaji Island, and the Akashi Kaikyo B...

The source of the spring（Kinsen） located within Tenjin Shrine in Arima Onsen. It bubbles up at a temperature of 98°C.

A Hanshin Electric Railway station. The Toga River flows directly beneath the station.

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 railway line connecting Nishidai Station in Nagata Ward to Sanyo-Himeji Station in Himeji City. Sanyo Electric Railway trains run through to Hankyu Railway’s Kobe-Sannomiya Station and Hanshin El...