Location List

A two-story wooden Western-style house built in the Colonial style in 1907. The stained glass, fireplace, and furnishings are on display as they were in the past. Closed on Mondays. A Nationally Re...

This is the area with the second-highest concentration of Western-style houses after Kitano-cho. As you walk down the sloping, narrow alley, the ocean comes into view.

A fishing port known for its thriving seaweed farming industry.

A colonial-style residence built in 1909. It is currently privately owned, and rooms are available for hourly rental. It is generally closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

A small shopping street in front of Shioya Station. The narrow streets and gentle slopes give it a retro feel.

This authentic Spanish-style residence was built in the early Shōwa period as the private residence of James, a British merchant. It is currently operated as a wedding venue. It is designated as a ...

An artificial beach approximately 800 meters long, located near the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge.

A hotel featuring a distinctive semi-circular concrete and glass structure, with views of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and Awaji Island right before your eyes

A shopping district centered on the north side of JR Tarumi Station and Sanyo Electric Railway Tarumi Station. It features a covered arcade.

A 14-story mid-sized hotel located on a hill overlooking the Akashi Strait.

A villa built by Wu Jintang, an Overseas Chinese businessman based in Kobe. It is known as the Octagonal Hall due to its shape. It is now open to the public as the “Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall” and d...

A loop-shaped promenade located on the Kobe side of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. While there are exhibits on display, the view from the “log-bridge 47 meters above the sea” offers a thrilling experience.

A general hospital in Tarumi Ward. Awaji Island can be seen from the patient rooms. The road in front of Maiko Hospital is a scenic slope that leads all the way to Maiko Park.

A fishing port located near the mouth of the Fukuda River in Tarumi Ward. In the spring, sand lance fishing is in full swing here.

A wastewater treatment plant that serves the western part of Kobe. There is a park on top of the treatment plant.

A shopping district located near the Kobe Suma Sea World, Suma Seaside Park, and Suma Beach. It is one block east of the JR Suma Kaihin Koen Station.

This park is situated on a sloping terrain that stretches from the coastal pine grove to Mount Tekkai and Mount Hachibuse. It was once the site of a historic battle between the Genji and Heike clan...

The ropeway connecting Sanyo Electric Railway's Sumaura Koen Station to Mount Hachibuse.

A mountain trail winding through a rocky ridge with exposed rock faces on Mount Yokoo. Part of the trail consists of a narrow path that resembles a horse’s back. With cliffs on both sides, it’s a p...

An open technical support organization dedicated to assisting small and medium-sized enterprises in the prefecture. Its glass-walled building is a distinctive feature.

This is the terminus of the belt conveyor tunnel used to transport soil for land reclamation on an artificial island in Kobe. From this pier, the soil was loaded onto ships and transported to the r...

A fishing port located between JR Suma Station and Suma Fishing Park.

This yacht harbor consists of two yards—one north and one south—and an administration building. The administration building houses a marine shop and an observation deck open to the public.

A shopping district located along National Route 2, north of JR Suma Station.