Visit HYOGO

Himeji Castle: A national treasure where you can experience the history and beauty of Japan, with an elegant and enduring keep resembling a fluttering white heron

• Harima area

A romantic port area with glittering night views that thrill

• Settsu (Kobe) area

Close to Himeji Castle! A Japanese garden where you can delight in the beauty of the four seasons

• Harima area

A power spot in Kobe Sannomiya! Dedicated to “Ikuta-san,” the god of marriage

• Settsu (Kobe) area

A luxury resort with a natural world and art that will make your heart skip a beat

• Awaji area

Try the different foods and enjoy the exotic atmosphere in one of Japan’s three largest Chinatowns

• Settsu (Kobe) area

An ancient temple known as the "Mount Hiei of the West"

• Harima area

A castle in the sky, with 600 years of history

• Tajima area

Kobe’s representative foreign house on top of a hill, where history and spectacular views come together

• Settsu (Kobe) area

Learn about Tambayaki, pottery from one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns

• Tamba area

The head shrine of “Ebessan,” where people race to be the “lucky man”

• Settsu (Hanshin) area

Experience the fascination of Kobe, full of the exotic, in this red building known for its weathercock

• Settsu (Kobe) area

Wisteria flowers cascade downward in this ancient 1,300-year-old temple

• Tamba area

Tunnels that supported Japanese industry, holding 1,200 years of history

• Tajima area

The older brother stands immobilized while the younger brother emerges from the pond: Explore the park where you can find these eye-catching yokai siblings

• Harima area

An old shrine with views stretching from Mt. Rokko to Kobe and Osaka

• Settsu (Kobe) area

A message connecting memories of disaster with the future

• Settsu (Kobe) area

Taste a world-class drink and experience the profound nature of Japanese sake

• Settsu (Kobe) area

The home of somen noodles, where hand-stretching techniques and history come together

• Harima area

A birthplace of Japanese sake, where you can enjoy a leisurely time with a cup of local sake in hand

• Settsu (Hanshin) area