Kobe

Enjoy one of Japan’s Three Great Nightscapes, the night view of Kobe from Mount Maya

75,000 herbs and plants of approximately 200 species bloom in Japan’s largest herb garden

The landmark of the city of Kobe, known for one of the Three Major Nightscapes of Japan

Kitano-cho became the residential area for foreigners following the opening of Kobe Bay. Today there are 30 western style houses that are still preserved

A park where you can observe the earthquake damage and the following reconstruction process

A 1800 year old shrine located in the center of the commercial area of Sannomiya

A dynamic waterfall about 10 minutes on foot from Shin-Kobe Station

A bustling Chinatown where there are always lines in front of the food carts

A historic building from the Meiji Era. Get a glimpse of what makes Kobe’s Kitano Ijinkan-gai so attractive

An interactive theme park where you can encounter all-weather animals and beautiful flowers

Very popular for its smooth and rich mouth feel, this is also the best souvenir from Kobe!

A hybrid dish combining yakisoba and rice! The sauce hitting the teppan hot plate adds a smokiness to the dish.

Garnering rave reviews from the celebrities of the world, this is the top-class beef which has been selected as one of Japan’s Top 3 Wagyu!

The food culture of bread began at the same time as the opening of the port. Its genuine taste is the pride of Kobe!

The food culture of European-style sweets which blossomed in the international trading port of Kobe