Explore the Japanese city of Kobe

Kitano-Cho area
The Kitano-Cho area of Kobe city is the settlement of the first foreign merchants who came to exchange and trade with the locals from the late 1800s. Therefore, it catches the eye of tourists hunting for cheap air tickets. Most of the architectural works are in the Gothic style of the West.

Rokko Island
With a favorable location between the sea and high mountains, Kobe city has many conditions for expansion and development. Therefore, the local government has embarked on a strategy to focus on promoting the project of upgrading Rokko Island to become one of the famous tourist attractions in Kobe. Specifically, a series of commercial centers, bustling game areas, and architectural works were started to build on the island.

Sake Distillery
Moving to the east of Kobe city, you will find Nada is the place where the famous Sake of the cherry blossom country is produced. The production of this wine began to develop hundreds of years ago but still exists today. That's why you should enjoy the specialty Sake on your excursion to Japan.

Kobe Port Tower
Kobe Port Tower built in 1963 is an important landmark in the city's seaside area. The design of the tower was inspired by the musical instrument drum in the Kabuki plays, Tsuzumi. The port tower is 108m high, with a panoramic view of the bay and the majestic Rokko mountain range.

Nunobiki Waterfall
Nunobiki Waterfall is a prominent sight in the city, conveying many creative inspirations to Japanese writers and poets.

Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art
The Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art is home to a unique collection of art from Japan as well as many other countries around the world.

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