• Kobe Harborland - Kobe Harborland is a lively waterfront district with breathtaking views of the harbor and city skyline. Visitors can indulge in shopping, dining, and entertainment at venues like Mosaic Mall and Meriken Park. With its picturesque promenade and historical sites, it’s an ideal place for relaxation and exploration.

• Meriken Park - Meriken Park is a beautiful waterfront park in Kobe, offering stunning views of the harbor and iconic landmarks such as Kobe Port Tower and the BE KOBE sign. It’s perfect for a leisurely walk, enjoying public art, or learning about history at the Earthquake Memorial.

• Kobe Port Tower - Kobe Port Tower is a striking red structure offering panoramic views of Kobe’s skyline, harbor, and Rokko Mountains. Its unique hyperboloid design and night illuminations make it a must-see. Enjoy the observation deck and a revolving café for an unforgettable experience.

• Nunobiki Falls (Nunobiki-No-Taki) - Nunobiki Falls is a stunning natural wonder near Kobe, featuring four cascading waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery. Just a short hike from Shin-Kobe Station, it offers a tranquil escape with scenic views, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

• Mt. Rokko - Mount Rokko provides breathtaking panoramic views of Kobe, Osaka, and the Seto Inland Sea. A popular destination for hiking, nature walks, and winter sports, it also hosts attractions like the Rokko Garden Terrace and the Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, making it a year-round favorite.

• Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum - The Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum in Kobe highlights the history and craftsmanship of traditional Japanese carpentry. Featuring an extensive collection of tools, exhibits detail the art of construction and design, offering visitors a unique insight into Japan’s architectural heritage.

• Arima Onsen - Arima Onsen is one of Japan’s oldest and most renowned hot spring resorts, located near Kobe. Known for its therapeutic “golden” and “silver” waters, it offers a relaxing experience with historic bathhouses, scenic views, and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for unwinding.

• Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum - Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum provides an in-depth look into Japan’s sake-making tradition. Housed in a former brewery, it features life-sized exhibits, traditional tools, and interactive displays. Enjoy complimentary tastings of premium sake while learning about Hakutsuru’s rich history.

• Sawa no Tsuru Museum - Sawanotsuru Sake Museum showcases the traditional sake brewing methods of the Nada region. Located in a historic brewery, it features original tools, exhibits, and a sake-tasting experience. Visitors can learn about the craftsmanship behind Sawanotsuru’s rich, full-bodied sake.

• The Former Foreign Settlement of Kobe - The Former Foreign Settlement (Kyū-Kyoryūchi) in Kobe is a historic area that reflects the city’s cosmopolitan past. Featuring elegant Western-style buildings, it was once home to foreign merchants during the Meiji era. Today, it’s a stylish district with shops, cafes, and galleries.

• Chinatown (Nankinmachi) - Nankinmachi is Kobe’s vibrant Chinatown, offering a lively mix of Chinese culture, food, and history. Stroll through its colorful streets, enjoy delicious street food like pork buns and dumplings, and experience festive decorations, especially during the Lunar New Year celebrations.

• Ikuta Jinja - Ikuta Shrine in Kobe is one of the city’s oldest and most revered Shinto shrines, dating back over 1,800 years. Surrounded by lush greenery, it offers a peaceful escape in the heart of the city. Known for its cultural significance, the shrine is dedicated to the goddess Wakahirume-no-Mikoto, symbolizing love and marriage.

• Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution - The Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution in Kobe is dedicated to educating visitors about the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake. Through interactive exhibits and simulations, it highlights disaster preparedness, recovery efforts, and the resilience of the community in rebuilding the city.

• Shin-Nagata Station - Shin-Nagata in Kobe is a lively district that blends modernity with local culture. Rebuilt after the 1995 earthquake, it features vibrant shopping areas, local eateries, and a mix of historical and contemporary attractions, offering a great insight into Kobe’s resilience and charm.

• Akashi Kaikyo Bridge - The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge is the world’s longest suspension bridge, connecting Kobe to Awaji Island. Admire its impressive engineering, stunning ocean views, and vibrant night illuminations. Visitors can also explore the Bridge Exhibition Center or walk its Maiko Marine Promenade.

• Shinkaichi - Shinkaichi in Kobe is a lively district known for its vibrant nightlife, historic charm, and diverse dining options. Famous for its retro atmosphere, it features traditional bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues, offering an authentic glimpse into the local culture and history.

• Kitano Ijinkan-gai - Kitano Ijinkan is a historic district in Kobe, known for its beautifully preserved foreign merchant houses from the Meiji and Taisho periods. Stroll through charming streets lined with unique Western-style architecture, offering a glimpse into Kobe’s cosmopolitan past and scenic views of the city.

• Customized itinerary
• English Speaking Guide

• All Fees and Taxes
• Private transportation

Kobe Private Custom Tour – Explore at Your Own Pace

Experience Kobe with a personalized private tour. Whether you desire a leisurely trip or aim to see as much as possible, our knowledgeable guide will design the ideal itinerary for you.

Delight in the picturesque Harborland, Meriken Park, and Kobe Port Tower, or marvel at the Akashi Kaikyō Bridge. Wander through Kitano Ijinkan, visit Ikuta Shrine, or enjoy stunning views from Mt. Rokko and Mt. Maya.

For food enthusiasts, explore Nankinmachi (Kobe Chinatown) or indulge in sake tastings at renowned breweries like Hakutsuru and Kikumasamune. If relaxation is what you seek, unwind in the renowned Arima Onsen.

With flexible pick-up, customized sightseeing, and expert guidance, this tour is crafted to suit your interests. Allow us to help you discover Kobe beyond the usual tourist attractions!

• Please note that the tour price does not include entrance fees, as they vary depending on the spots included in your customized itinerary. Entrance fees will be charged separately based on the locations visited during the tour.
• This itinerary involves walking throughout the day, so it may not be suitable for those who are not confident in their walking ability or for wheelchair users.
• We may not be able to guide you to high-cost attractions such as theme parks or locations far from the tour area. In some cases, you may be required to cover the guide’s admission or transportation fees.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.