A signature waterfront district of Kobe, offering a wide selection of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The seaside promenade provides refreshing ocean breezes, and terrace restaurants offer scenic views of the port. At night, the Ferris wheel and the harbor light up, creating a romantic and photogenic atmosphere that draws many visitors.
We present captivating tourist attractions in the surrounding area.
A waterfront park featuring Kobe's iconic landmarks including Kobe Port Tower and Maritime Museum
Fully renovated in 2024, Kobe Port Tower is a renewed symbol of the city. Its observation decks and glass skywalk offer panoramic views of the harbor. At night the tower glows red, reflecting beautifully on the water and creating highly photogenic scenery.
An open waterfront park on Kobe’s Shinko Pier No.2, featuring a grassy hill, scenic walkways, and various seasonal events.
A historic shrine in Kobe's Chuo Ward. Known for enshrining Kusunoki Masashige, a loyal retainer from the Nanboku-cho period, it is affectionately called 'Nanko-san' by locals. The shrine grounds offer a serene atmosphere that calms visitors' hearts.
A theatrical aquarium that fuses aquarium and art. Features Japan's largest spherical aquarium and digital art productions, with approximately 100 species and 3,000 creatures alongside 50 art pieces that stimulate all five senses.
One of Japan's three major Chinatowns
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Highlighted events taking place in Kobe
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