Kobe Things to Do

 24 Reviews  in this area, you can do a lot. there is the mosaic mall just on the other side from kobe tower, all the cafe and restaurants there have the sea view. i wrote a review about the aswome fisherman... 

 7 Reviews  A highland pasture spread on the peak of Mt. Rokko. Sheep, donkeys and ponies are free to graze, and visitors can come in close contact with the animals. Children can learn and try to take milk from... 

 8 Reviews  The Kobe Luminarie is not just one of Japan's illuminations; it's the first and original illumination in Japan. Unlike other illuminations that are only meant to look pretty, the Kobe Luminarie has... 

 4 Reviews  The oldest known hotspring area in Japan is arima onsen. Metallic substance in the hotspring that the bath area turns brown. Great experience. Some hotels have suites for couples that has the... 

 3 Reviews  Oji Zoo houses a variety of unique animals. Depending on where you come from, a visit to Oji Zoo may be well worth it to see some animals you've never seen before. The highlight of the zoo are the... 

 2 Reviews  This museum is dedicated to showing visitors the effects of the Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake that devastated Kobe city on January 1, 1995. The first two exhibits of the museum are videos. In the first... 

 4 Reviews  (last date visited - Aug. 22, 1999) Akashi Kaikyo Bridge - is the longest suspension bridge in the world. The distance between two main tower supporting cables (center span) is 1,991 meters.... 

 Rabbityama Says:  The Weathercock House is named for the rooster weather vane in the roof. The house is the former residence of G. Thomas and was built in 1909. It is the only... 

 Rabbityama Says:  Sorakuen took about 30 years to finish with construction beginning in 1885 and not ending until the 1920s. It was owned by the mayor at the time and then made... 

 Rabbityama Says:  Although Kobe is not particularly famous for its spritual sites, Ikuta Shrine is an exception. The shrine has a long history as it was mentioned in the... 

 Rabbityama Says:  Nofukuji Temple is said to be where Tendai Buddhism and the belief in Shaka first arrived in Japan from China. Although the history is interesting, most... 

 Rabbityama Says:  The Yamate Hachibankan is one of Kobe's Ijinkan, a group of former foreign residences and consulates in the Kitano area. Yamate Hachibankan is a tudor-style... 

 hebaemam Says:  one of Kobe's best scenic views, runs up to the Nunobiki Herb Park.on top of the mountain there is a gift shop and a place to have a rest and enjoy the... 

 cemmari Says:  I went here on New Year at nite. Not much visitors at that time. But the view from the top of Maya an is great, nite view of Kobe city. Their slogan is "the... 

 Rabbityama Says:  The Kobe Overseas Chinese History Museum is a small museum that provides visitors with information about Chinese immigration to Japan, Kobe's Chinese history,... 

 bebejepang Says:  World Park offers miniature world symbol on a scale 1:25.There are Spinx, Pissa Tower, Notredame, Taj Mahal, Colosseum, etc.Entrance fee 800 yen for adult, you... 

 freddie18 Says:  Have you seen this statue in a strategic location in the centre of Kobe? You will find it in a small park-like circle in Sannomiya district leading to a... 

 freddie18 Says:  I posted here the entrance of a shrine in Kobe. You will notice the art which is a homegrown attraction which resembles Japan tradition. Kobe is cosmopolitan... 

 freddie18 Says:  I find Kobe a memorable experience. Streets are busy and the city is between mountains and the oceans. You will see in the pictures I posted the mountains.... 

 freddie18 Says:  You will notice on many streets along Sannomiya district that there are statues of different images. They were presented in different forms and figures. Very... 

 aukahkay Says:  The Fantasy is a double decker 32m pleasure boat docked along the promenade of the Kobe harbour front near the red Kobe Port Tower. It takes you on a 50 minute... 

 shawshankjp Says:  In front of Kobe mosque there is a grocery store.You can find many things that you can't get in other ordinary Japanese shops.There are many spices,beans and... 

 shawshankjp Says:  When you walk around kitano area you would find many restaurants,shops, and of course ijinkans. Besides that you may find a mousque. It is only mosque in Kobe...