Kobe Sanda Premium Outlet
An outlet mall in Kita ward, Kobe, among the largest in western Japan.
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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.
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.
A shrine on the summit of Mount Hokura in Higashinada ward, Kobe, looking down on Osaka Bay.
A lookout at about 700 metres, known as the finest place to see Kobe by night.
The public bath at the centre of Arima Onsen, where the iron-rich water runs brown.
A complex at about 880 metres on Mount Rokko, with a lookout, dining and shops.
A large bathing facility at Arima Onsen, with both the gold and the silver spring waters.
A job-experience centre in Nishinomiya where children try about 100 kinds of work.
Head shrine of the Ebisu shrines nationwide, known for the race to be the year's lucky man on 10 January.
A gallery in Amagasaki showing the work of a manga artist from the city.
About 4.7 kilometres of disused railway along the Mukogawa gorge, walked through its tunnels and over its bridges.
A shopping street near Akashi Station, 350 metres of arcade lined with fish and fish-paste shops.
The first shrine of Harima province, in Shiso, long an object of worship.