Uroko no Ie (the Scale House)
A Western house in the Kitano foreign quarter of Kobe, its walls faced with about 4,000 natural stone slabs that look like fish scales.
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A Western house in the Kitano foreign quarter of Kobe, its walls faced with about 4,000 natural stone slabs that look like fish scales.
A centre in the former silk inspection building, run by the city of Kobe as a base for design and creative work.
A park on Kobe harbour, with the Port Tower and the maritime museum beside a waterfront walk.
A museum at a Nada sake brewery, showing 350 years of brewing tools and process. Free to enter.
An outlet mall in Tarumi ward, Kobe, facing the sea with the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge in view.
An all-weather facility in Chuo ward, Kobe, where you come close to the birds and animals.
The district east of Kobe harbour, with shopping and a promenade along the water.
A 108-metre tower on Kobe harbour, built of red steel in the shape of a hand drum.
A hands-on agricultural park in Nishi ward, Kobe, with harvesting and places to eat.
A corner of Meriken Park, where the quay broken in the 1995 earthquake is left exactly as it fell.
An outlet mall in Kita ward, Kobe, among the largest in western Japan.
An aquarium on Suma beach, the only one in western Japan keeping orcas.
A farm on the flank of Mount Rokko, high enough to stay cool in summer.
A brewery in the Nada Gogo district, brewing Fukuju sake, with tours and dining.
A herb garden reached by ropeway from Shin-Kobe Station, with terraced beds on the mountainside.
An amusement park reached by ropeway and lift from Suma-Ura Park, looking down on the Akashi Strait.
A place known for autumn colour at Arima Onsen, a park on the site of a temple abolished in the early Meiji years.
A shrine at Sannomiya with some 1,800 years of history, held to be the origin of the place name Kobe.
A brewery museum in the Nada Gogo district, over 300 years in business. Free to enter.
A museum in a brewery built in the early Taisho years, used just as it was. It worked as a brewery until 1969.
Waterfalls on the middle Ikuta River, about fifteen minutes' walk from Shin-Kobe Station.
The signature Western house of the Kitano foreign quarter, marked by brick walls and the weathercock on its spire.