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Dive into history through the Ikuta Shrine - one of the oldest shrines in the country, or discover Kobe's Western heritage in the historic Kitano district with its 'Ijinkan' - Western-style mansions from the late Meiji period.
Experience the immaculate taste of the renowned Kobe beef at one of the city's many Teppanyaki restaurants. Don't forget to pair it with a glass of locally produced sake from the Nada district - home to Japan's top sake breweries.
Relish the panoramic view of the city and Osaka Bay from the Rokko Mountain or unwind in Sorakuen Garden, a beautiful traditional landscape garden in the city center.
Having a car in Kobe can be convenient, especially if you plan to visit the surrounding areas. However, parking in the city center and its neighborhood can be challenging due to the limited spaces. Make sure to use the coin parking lots or the parking buildings.
Japan drives on the left side of the road, and the speed limit in urban areas is typically 40 km/h, although this can vary so be attentive to the road signs. Remember to carry your International Driving Permit (IDP) along with your national driver's license.
A compact or economy class car would be more practical navigating through the city’s narrow roads and finding parking space.
Kobe experiences mild winters and hot humid summers. The city looks spectacularly beautiful in cherry blossom season (April) and in the changing colors of autumn (November).
Celebrate Kobe's colorful cultural events like the Kobe Luminarie in December, a light festival dedicated to the Great Hanshin earthquake victims, or the biannual Kobe Fashion Week showcasing the city's latest fashion trends.
The currency used in Kobe, like the rest of Japan, is the Japanese Yen (¥). Credit cards are accepted in many places, but having some cash for small vendors or rural areas is a good idea.
