Location List

A terminal on the Naka Pier for bay cruises. There is a large lobby inside.

The Hyogo Canals are a generic name for the network of five canals (Shinkawa Canal, Hyogo Canal, Hyogo Feeder Canal, Karumojima Canal, Shinmanogawa Canal) in Hyogo Ward. The canals have a total of ...

A shopping, dining, and amusement district made on the site of what used to be the freight yard ‘Minatogawa Kamotsu Station’ of the Japan National Railways. in 1992. Often compared to Minato Mira...

Red brick warehouse from the early 1890’s that was built for storing cargo that arrived from abroad. Currently used as shops and restaurants.

A restaurant ship that provide a cruise in and around the Port of Kobe. Weddings can be help on the ship.

A major pier at the Port of Kobe. Port Tower stands at the base of the pier, and a hotel stands on the southern tip. International cruise ships dock on the west side.

A park on the northern tip of Port Island. The waterfront park boasts a wide view of Kobe’s cityscape, the port, and the Rokko Mountains.

The pier on which the Port Terminal is located. There are 6 berths, including a berth which has a depth of 12 meters. Large luxury cruise ships can be docked.

Located on Shinko Pier No. 4, Kobe Port Terminal is the gateway to Kobe for ships arriving from overseas. The large terminal building has an exhibition hall inside.

The bridge that was constructed in 1970 to connect the mainland to Port Island. The bright red bridge has become a symbol in the Kobe Port area and is lit up at night until 11:30 p.m.

You can see the best view of Uradome beach from boat.

A small fishing port located in the east of Oita city (Kanzaki area).

The port connecting with the ports in Kansai area.

The ferry crossing of Fushiki port

Terminal station of Manyo line.

A fishing port on Yushima Island, 30 minutes by ferry boat. People and cats enjoy slow living on this rural island.

A small fishing port with a famous noodle shop nearby.

A resort facility along Amakusa Gokyo (a road comprised of 5 bridges) offering a great view.

Night light of Sumiyoshi Shrine, used in the opening scene of the film ‘Tokyo Story.’