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Kobe <strong>Travel</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Things To See<br />

Eat Kobe beef<br />

Kobe beef is considered a luxury delicacy in <strong>Japan</strong>. It comes from high quality cattle and<br />

can be served in different ways: shabu shabu, sukiyaki, steak, and others. It is available in<br />

many restaurants around the city.<br />

Soak in a hot spring at Arima Onsen<br />

Located on the other side of Mount Rokko, Arima Onsen is a popular hot spring town that<br />

offers top notch therapeutic natural waters. It is a great choice for a weekend or one-day<br />

getaway, just to relax and unwind.<br />

Experience the view from above through the Shin-Kobe<br />

Ropeway<br />

Cable Cars<br />

Starting from the Shin-Kobe area, the Shin-Kobe Ropeway takes passengers over the<br />

Rokko mountains, providing breathtaking views of the mountain slopes, forest, and<br />

metropolis. Once at the top station, visitors can check out the souvenir shop, café,<br />

restaurant, and nearby garden.<br />

See Sorakuen Garden<br />

A traditional <strong>Japan</strong>ese Garden that used to be owned by the former mayor of Kobe and<br />

was opened to the public in 1941. A beautiful garden to visit away from hustle and bustle<br />

of Kobe.<br />

Suma Temple<br />

Check out the Nunobiki Herb Garden<br />

Occupying 40 acres of land, the Nunobiki Herb Garden in Kobe is home to more than 200 varieties of herbs and flowering plants that add<br />

colour and life to this part of Mount Rokko any time of the year. It has gift shops, cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy the wide array of<br />

pleasant aromas and flavours made using the garden’s special herbs.<br />

Visit the Kobe City Hall Observation Deck<br />

Kobe City Hall’s 24th floor is an observation deck that is open to the public free of charge. It offers amazing views of Mount Rokko and the city<br />

and, at night, it is the perfect place to enjoy the illuminated harbour area and Kobe skyline.<br />

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