CLICK FOR INTERACTIVE MAP12 Reviews Kobe is home to one of Japan's three most famous Chinatowns (Yokohama and Nagasaki being the other two), so when the Chinese New Year arrives (setsubun), the Chinatowns are great places to visit, and...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Museum
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...
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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....
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3 Reviews and 217 Opinions Nice Hotel but in business district price was approx Sing $ 138 p night , not including breakfast...
1 Review and 44 Opinions For about $50.00 a night this is a great place to stay. The rooms are perfect for one with every...
gogonicetrip Says: The Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge, is a suspended bridge crosses the Akashi Strait linked Kobe and Awaji Island.It is the longest suspension bridge in the world, total...
Himeji Castle, listed on the World Heritage Site
gogonicetrip Says: Himeji Castle is located in Himeji in Hyogo-ken. It is one of the oldest surviving structures from medieval Japan, and has been designated a UNESCO World...
gogonicetrip Says: Kobe is the capital of Hyogo-ken and is one of Japan's major port along with the ports of Yokohama,Osalka, Nagoya, Hakata and Tokyo.Kobe is also the home of...
gogonicetrip Says: Kinosaki Hot Spring, is said to have been discovered because the white stork took a bath here, and have prospered from ancient times 1400 years ago.
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Hyogo-ken has coastlines on two seas: to the north, the Sea of Japan, to the south, the Inland sea. The northern portion is sparsely populated, except for the city of Toyooka, and the central...
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friendly staff in tourist infomation Himeji statio

I followed the recommendation from one of the VT member. I went there twice. One in raining day, and the other day is sunshine. So I walked around in Himeji Town. The staff who work in the tourist...
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Kobe,mountains,Awaji shima Island,,,,lots to see!

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