Location List

Suma-dera Temple is known nationwide as an “ancient temple associated with the Genpei War,” home to numerous treasures and historic sites, including Taira no Atsumori’s Aoba Flute, Benkei’s Bell, A...

A shopping street that runs along the approach leading from Sanyo Electric Railway's Sumadera Station to Sumadera Temple.

This tea ceremony, held in Suma—a place associated with the Genpei War—is a popular community event. Suma-dera Temple serves as the main venue, with tea ceremony venues set up at several locations.

The Kobe City Subway Seishin-Yamate Line depot. Formerly used trams are preserved here.

A shopping street approximately 100 meters long that extends eastward from near the northern end of the Itayado Hondori Shopping Street.

This park was created by renovating the site of the former Muko Detached Palace, which once served as a royal villa. It consists of the main garden (featuring a rose garden, fountain plaza, and Eur...

The school is located on a hilltop at the top of a slope. Since the school grounds are terraced, the school buildings and the playground offer a panoramic view of the city of Kobe.

The shopping street runs from Sanyo Electric Railway’s Itayado Station to the Daiei Itayado Store to the north. Although the distance is short, there is also a stretch of shopping streets and marke...

This road connects National Route 2 to Suma Imperial Villa. It was constructed in 1914 to serve as a route for the Emperor’s visits following the completion of the Muko Imperial Villa. It is a tree...

This stadium, featuring beautiful natural grass in both the infield and outfield, is built to Major League Baseball standards. It was once the home field of the now-defunct professional baseball te...

Located southwest of JR Shin-Nagata Station, this 300-meter-long covered shopping arcade runs from the south end of National Route 2 to the Rokkenmichi Shopping Street.

A new hospital was opened in August 2014. From the terrace of the 7th-floor multipurpose hall, you can enjoy views of the ocean, the mountains, and the streets of Nagata.

A second-class river. It flows from the vicinity of Kikusui Bridge through the Minatogawa Zuido" and joins the Karumo River."

A shopping mall and apartment complex built after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. It is divided into Asta Plaza, located north of National Route 2, and Asta Kunizuka (Buildings 1–6), located so...

A shopping street extending south from Tetsujin Square in front of Nagata Station. It was developed after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.

A shopping district that has developed as the approach to Nagata Shrine, symbolized by its red Torii" gate."

A wastewater treatment plant serving the city center. It also includes underground roads extending as far as Karumo.

The former Futaba Elementary School. The classrooms, hallways, and auditorium retain the atmosphere of the school’s elementary school days, and some of the rooms are available for hourly rental. Pa...

The Nagata Ward Office. Due to the shape of the building, it is often used as a stand-in for a police station in film productions.

A park located a short distance east of JR Takatori Station. This park is known for its open space and trees, which helped prevent the fire from spreading eastward during the Great Hanshin-Awaji Ea...

Spanning approximately 14 hectares, the grounds are home to the graves of some 2,700 individuals from 61 countries around the world, including prominent figures who have influenced Japanese life an...

This park is designated as a National Scenic Spot. It is home to Shuhogahara Pond and the Kobe Municipal Foreigners' Cemetery.

Scattered throughout the vast grounds are welfare facilities, sports fields, an equestrian park, lawn areas, campgrounds, recreational facilities, lodging facilities, hot spring facilities, and a J...

The Hakogi House is said to be the oldest surviving private residence in Japan. It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property by the national government.