Location List

It joins the Tenno-ya River near Yukigosho Park and Kikusui Bridge to form the Shinminato River. Children can be seen splashing around in the water along the walking paths and in the waterside areas.

A distribution hub that gathers a wide variety and large volume of fresh food products—such as vegetables, fruits, fresh fish, and meat—from across the country, sets fair prices through auctions an...

An event plaza located on the B1 level of the Kobe Harborland Center Building. It features an atrium-style space.

A multipurpose hall suitable for concerts, lectures, plays, and dance performances. The lobby offers a panoramic view of Kobe Port.

A boardwalk running along the waterfront from the former Kobe Port Signal Station to the pier next to the brick warehouse restaurant district.

A triangular plot of land located along the route from Kobe Harborland Umie Mosaic to the Nakatottei Central Terminal “Kamomeria.”

An office building operated by a public interest incorporated foundation that provides comprehensive business support to small and medium-sized enterprises and startups in Kobe. The center features...

A section of Meriken Wharf (approximately 60 meters) has been preserved in its damaged state following the earthquake. The site also features an exhibition space that details the damage sustained b...

A pub and live music venue housed in a renovated old warehouse

A vessel used for towing and other auxiliary operations, such as assisting ships during entry and exit from port and during docking and undocking. In addition to their primary functions, some are e...

A 35-story hotel towering over the waterfront.

A resort hotel surrounded by the ocean on three sides. There is an active lighthouse on the hotel grounds.

One of the sightseeing boats operating in Kobe Port, it is one of the largest luxury cruise ships in the Kansai region. Charter services are also available.

A passenger terminal for high-speed ferries and sightseeing boats. The high, open-air ceiling and glass walls create a spacious, airy atmosphere.

The city’s largest central library. Although the library’s history dates back to 1911, the building has been rebuilt in a modern style, partly due to the effects of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.

The site, which had been the villa of the prominent businessman Kihachirō Ōkura in 1910, was developed and took on its current form around 1975. It features numerous sculptures and monuments.

Located on the south side of JR Kobe Station, this underground passageway and shopping area serves as the gateway to Kobe Harborland.

A Chinese-style temple dedicated to Guan Yu.

A park built on the site of the main keep of Hanakuma Castle. It is also a famous spot for cherry blossoms in the spring.

A temple directly affiliated with the Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha (Nishi Hongwanji)

Hyogo Prefectural Government Building. Its dark brown tiled exterior stands out prominently in the cityscape.

This house was relocated from its original site in Kitano-cho, where it was built around 1902 by the British merchant Mr. Hassam. It is open to the public in the spring and fall. It has been design...

This café reopened in February 2017 as a new landmark in Meriken Park.

A specialized perinatal care hospital in Motomachi. The hospital features an auditorium within the ward that is used for seminars, yoga classes, and other activities.