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Design Creative Center Kobe (KIITO)
A centre in the former silk inspection building, run by the city of Kobe as a base for design and creative work.
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HyogoCulture & HistoryHyogo
Kiku-Masamune Shuzo Kinenkan
A museum at a Nada sake brewery, showing 350 years of brewing tools and process. Free to enter.
HyogoShrines & TemplesKobe
Ikuta Shrine
A shrine at Sannomiya with some 1,800 years of history, held to be the origin of the place name Kobe.
HyogoCulture & HistoryHyogo
Hokura Shrine
A shrine on the summit of Mount Hokura in Higashinada ward, Kobe, looking down on Osaka Bay.
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Arima Onsen Taiko no Yu
A large bathing facility at Arima Onsen, with both the gold and the silver spring waters.
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Nishinomiya Shrine (Nishinomiya Ebisu)
Head shrine of the Ebisu shrines nationwide, known for the race to be the year's lucky man on 10 January.
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Mondo Yakujin Tokoji Temple
A temple in Nishinomiya, said to have been founded by Kobo Daishi, revered as a guard against misfortune.
HyogoMuseumsNishinomiya
Hanshin Koshien Stadium
A baseball ground opened in 1924, home of the national high-school tournament and of a professional club.
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Harima Province Ichinomiya Iwa Shrine
The first shrine of Harima province, in Shiso, long an object of worship.
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Oishi Shrine (Ishi no Hoden)
A shrine in Takasago whose sacred body is the Ishi-no-Hoden, a colossal stone structure.
HyogoArchitectureHimeji
Kokoen Garden
A Japanese garden on the site of the west residence of Himeji Castle, opened in 1992, borrowing the castle as scenery.
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Mount Shosha Engyoji Temple
A Tendai temple on Mount Shosha in Himeji, founded by Shoku and called the Mount Hiei of the west.
HyogoArchitectureHimeji
Himeji Castle
The first castle in Japan inscribed as a World Heritage site. Its white plaster walls give it the name White Heron Castle.
HyogoCulture & HistoryHyogo
Amarube Railway Bridge "Sora no Eki"
A viewing platform in Kami. Part of a railway bridge used for about a century remains, so you see the sea from track level.
HyogoArchitectureAsago
Takeda Castle Ruins
The site of a 353-metre mountain castle in Asago, known for the sea of clouds on autumn mornings.
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Shiseki Ikuno Silver Mine
A silver mine in Asago, said to date from 807, whose tunnels can be walked.
HyogoCulture & HistoryHyogo
Izushi Castle Ruins
A castle site at Izushi in Toyooka, preserved with its castle town and known for soba.
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Sumoto Castle Ruins
A castle site in Sumoto, with the city and the Kitan Strait seen from the summit.
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Awaji Ningyoza
A theatre in Minamiawaji staging ningyo joruri puppetry, an important intangible folk cultural property.
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Byakugoji Temple
A Tendai temple in Tamba with some 1,300 years of history, known for its nine-shaku wisteria in early May.
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Sasayama Castle Town District
A district in Tamba-Sasayama where samurai residences and merchant houses remain; a preservation district of traditional buildings.
HyogoCulture & HistoryHyogo
Kirakira-zaka
A slope at Misaki in Ako, running down from the shrine grounds to the sea.
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Sanda／Eitakuji Hana Shobu-en
An iris garden in Sanda. It is now closed, with no date set to reopen.