Highlights:
Kobe is more than just world-famous beef. As a historic port city, it offers a sophisticated blend of Western architecture and Japanese traditions. Nestled between the sea and mountains, the city is loved for its elegant streets and a perfect balance of urban life and nature. Visit iconic shrines, Western houses, or explore Nada Sake Breweries and Arima Onsen. Go deeper: Explore local shopping streets, rural farmsteads, or even a scenic nature hike.
Flexible & Local:
100% customizable. As locals, we craft the perfect itinerary based on your interests. We move at your pace, focusing only on what you want to see.
Driver-Guide:
Our licensed guides provide their own vehicles for maximum comfort and efficiency—the smartest way to see the city without the hassle of public transport.
Note on Dining:
Meals are not included. If you’re craving Kobe Beef, we’ll take you to the best local spot for your budget. Beyond beef, Kobe is a foodie heaven—from fresh seafood to local dishes.
- The guide will meet you at your hotel in Kobe and Osaka, or at another agreed location within these cities.
- Please note that some hotels may not allow vehicles to stop directly in front. In such cases, you may need to walk a short distance from the lobby to the pickup point.
A popular waterfront spot where you can capture great photos of Kobe’s port. Perfect for taking home as a memorable souvenir.
A stylish district built in the late 19th century for foreign merchants. Today, its Western-style architecture and luxury shops make it one of Kobe’s most elegant areas.
A charming hillside district with Western-style houses from the late 19th century. Strolling here feels like stepping into old Kobe’s international past.
One of Kobe’s oldest Shinto shrines, founded over 1,800 years ago. Known for blessings of good relationships, it’s a peaceful oasis in the city center.
Nadagogo, the “Five Sake Villages,” is Japan’s top sake-brewing area. Pure water from Mt. Rokko, quality rice, and sea breezes make it ideal for sake. Here you can visit historic breweries and taste Japan’s finest sake.
【Option】Arima Onsen is Japan’s oldest hot spring town, with charming streets full of shops and history. Even without entering a bath (extra fee), visitors can enjoy foot baths and strolling through the traditional townscape.
【Option】Mt. Rokko is known for offering one of the most beautiful night views in Japan, overlooking Kobe and Osaka Bay.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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