Location List

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.

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...