The cruise terminal, known as Kamomeria, was opened in 1998, and cruise ships regularly travel from the teminal to the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and Kob…
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Kobe Harborland umie is a cultural focal point connecting the city with the sea. Originally built as the Japan National Railways Minatogawa Cargo S…
When you get off the Loop Bus here, you will see Minatogawa Shrine located straight ahead toward the northwest.Minatogawa Shrine, which was built i…
After getting off the bus here, you can go to Kobe’s Chinatown Nankinmachi, and Motomachi Shopping Street which are close by.Motomachi Shopping Str…
The Kobe City Museum is located on the southwest side of the bus stop. The museum exhibits artifacts and has displays showing the history of Kobe, …
Sannomiya is the heart of Kobe, and Sannomiya Station is the transportation hub of the city, used by hundreds of thousands of people a day. In this…
The building that is now the Kitano Meister Garden (or Kitano Kobo Machi) was originally built as the Kitano Elementary School. After the school cl…
To visit the Kitano Ijinkan district, please get off at bus stop 10, “Kitano Ijinkan”.After climbing a gentle slope, you will reach the Kitano Ijin…
When taking the Nunobiki Ropeway that travels to the Nunobuki Herb Garden at the top of one of Kobe’s high hills, you can enjoy breathtaking views …
Serving as the gateway to Kobe for travelers arriving and departing by the Shinkansen trains, Shin Kobe Station connects Kobe with Tokyo, Hiroshima…
Nearby the bus stop you will see a noticeably tall building. That’s Kobe’s City Hall, which is 132 meters high and has 30 stories. There is a free …
Meriken Park was built in 1987 to commemorate the 120th year of the opening of the Port of Kobe to foreign trade. It is built on reclaimed land tha…
The Kobe Port Tower is the symbol of the Port of Kobe.The Tower, which is 108 meters high, was built to give visitors a bird’s-eye view of the port…
