Location List

A straight road along the quay, on the north side of Maya Wharf.

Registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, the Former Hunter House is one of the largest existing Ijinkans (former residences of western settlers) in Kobe. Beautifully decorated with a m...

An authentic Japanese-style residence with a tea ceremony room and a Japanese garden.

A public park in Nada with a wide panoramic view of Kobe City and the Osaka Bay area.

Right beneath the Maya Cable Station is a 400-meter-long steep hill with 70 cherry trees that create a cherry blossom tunnel in spring.

Red brick buildings and a chapel at this university provides a panoramic view of Kobe City.

The gate and the entrance to the building are what is left of the school building that was built in 1948. Standing on a hilltop, magnificent view of the city can be seen from the school building an...

A large Japanese residence that was once the home of Ginjiro Katsuta, the Mayor of Kobe City from 1933 to 1941. It is now a part of Tenrikyo (a religion) facilities located on a vast land overlooki...

A commercial district that opened in 1931. 8 shopping arcades and 4 markets comprise the narrow shopping street, which is one of the longest in Kobe, stretching 450 meters east and west.

Rokko River and Somatani River merge and become the Toga River that flows into Nada Beach.

Maya Viewline refers to the railway and cable car that carry visitors from the base of Mt. Maya to the summit, offering a glorious view of the natural scenery of the mountains as well as a panorami...

With sheep grazing in the grass, Rokkosan Pasture is a tourism-oriented pasture and a farm on Mt. Rokko. Visitors can interact with various types of animals on the farm as well as experience making...

A commercial area that includes an observatory. Great panoramic views can be enjoyed while dining at restaurants and coffee shops, or shopping at gift shops.

A manmade lake in the Rokko Mountains. Canoes are available in summer.

Ropeway connecting Arima Hot Springs with the summit of Mt. Rokko in 12 minutes. Offers an incredible view of Mt. Rokko’s nature throughout the year.

Located on a vast land on Mt. Rokko is the campus of Kobe University with many buildings, including 5 Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan: the Rokkodai Main Building (built in 1932), L...

A circular hall designed to look like the interior of a spacecraft. Suited for events such as fashion shows and concerts.

A large multipurpose complex with a floor area of 120,000 square meters. In the center of the ten-story-high building with 2 basement floors is a 40-meter-high open space to the ceiling.

Originally built as a home for Sukesaburo Hirose, the founder of Nippon Life Insurance Company. The house and its garden have been used as a wedding hall and a restaurant since 1995. Although it ha...

A residential area with several steep hills overlooking the ocean.

Class B river in Kobe known as the river that appears in ‘Grave of the Fireflies,’ a Studio Ghibli film and a short story by Akiyuki Nosaka.

Built in 1933, this public hall has been the center of many cultural activities in eastern Kobe. It was renovated in April of 2017.

A 600-meter-long water park with commercial shopping/dining malls on both sides of the water canal. River Mall East (designed by Tadao Ando) , River Mall West, Island Center Station, and other faci...

The first art museum of fashion in Japan. Boasts a big collection of fashion-related reference material, including a video library of fashion shows.