• Kobe Harborland - A beloved waterfront destination perfect for capturing stunning photos of Kobe’s port. Ideal for creating lasting memories.
• The Former Foreign Settlement of Kobe - A sophisticated district established in the late 19th century for international merchants. Today, its Western-style architecture and upscale shops make it one of Kobe’s most refined areas.
• Kitano Ijinkan-gai - A delightful hillside area featuring Western-style homes from the late 19th century. Walking here is like stepping back into Kobe’s rich international history.
• Ikuta Shrine - One of Kobe’s most ancient Shinto shrines, established over 1,800 years ago. Renowned for blessings of harmonious relationships, it offers a serene retreat in the heart of the city.
• Nadano Sakagura - Nadagogo, the “Five Sake Villages,” is Japan’s premier sake-brewing region. The pure water from Mt. Rokko, high-quality rice, and sea breezes create the perfect conditions for sake production. Visitors can explore historic breweries and sample Japan’s finest sake.
• Arima Onsen - Arima Onsen is Japan’s oldest hot spring town, featuring quaint streets filled with shops and history. Even without entering a bath (additional fee), guests can enjoy foot baths and wander through the traditional townscape.
• Mt. Rokko - Mt. Rokko is celebrated for providing one of Japan’s most breathtaking night views, overlooking Kobe and Osaka Bay.

• Bottled water
• Souvenir photo by your guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Admission fees

Is Kobe only known for its renowned beef? There’s so much more to explore!

With a licensed local driver-guide and a private wagon, you’ll delve into a city brimming with history, flavor, and culture.

As Japan’s first international trading port, Kobe became a melting pot where East meets West. Shrines coexist with Western-style houses, while Chinatown and the former foreign settlement add a global allure.

Start with these highlights, then venture to places less accessible on your own—such as Nada’s sake breweries, Arima Onsen, or breathtaking mountain vistas.

And no visit is complete without savoring Kobe Beef. Although meals are not included, your guide can lead you to an authentic restaurant—or a local gem that suits your budget and tastes.

In Kobe city, the itinerary is adaptable. Whether your interests lie in history, shopping, nature, or cuisine, your guide will tailor the day to your preferences.

With pickup available in Kobe or Osaka, you’ll immerse yourself in Kobe’s history, culture, and landscapes—beyond just the beef.

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