Sumadera, Kobe’s serene coastal enclave, exudes a sacred coastal harmony, where temple gardens, beachfront trails, and wellness retreats offer panoramic Seto Sea views, rejuvenating massages, and unique meditation experiences, just 20 minutes from Sannomiya by JR Tokaido Line. Centered around the historic Sumadera Temple, this spiritual shore draws pilgrims and nature lovers to its tranquil paths, perfect for a rejuvenating escape after praying at the temple or savoring kaise

Kobe’s family-friendly zones, like Harborland’s Anpanman Museum or Nada’s Oji Zoo, blend education with joy, perfect for kids exploring...

Harborland, Kobe’s maritime jewel, sparkles with the Mosaic Garden’s Ferris wheel, Kobe Port Tower’s red spire, and Meriken Park’s open lawns, offering tourists a waterfront playground minutes from Sannomiya. Hotels here (¥15,000–¥50,000/night) range from mid-range to luxury, featuring harbor-view rooms, English support, and proximity to JR Kobe Station or Harborland Station, connecting to Motomachi (5 minutes) or Arima Onsen (40 minutes). Ideal for sunset strolls after visit

Nada, Kobe’s sake-brewing heart, ripples with serene history, where century-old distilleries and quiet shrines honor Hyogo’s liquid...

Kobe’s cultural tapestry, from the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art to Sorakuen Garden’s azaleas, offers tourists a blend of history and...

Sannomiya, Kobe’s bustling urban heart, radiates a coastal urban retreat, where waterfront parks, scenic trails, and modern spas offer...

Sannomiya, Kobe’s bustling core, pulses with energy where sleek skyscrapers meet historic charm, offering tourists a vibrant base near...

Kobe’s Nada district is Japan’s sake capital, producing bold, sharp nihonshu from its pure springs, making the city a pilgrimage for sake...

Kobe’s port-city legacy makes it a melting pot where Japanese classics like Kobe beef meet global influences, from Chinese chuka ryori to...