[Hyogo/Kobe] Take a leisurely stroll through the Japanese garden "Sorakuen" where you can enjoy spectacular autumn leaves and tangible cultural properties!
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Sorakuen, which is easily accessible from Kobe Sannomiya, is a Japanese garden called ``Ikeizumi Kaiyushiki'' where you can enjoy seasonal scenery such as autumn leaves and azaleas, as well as important cultural properties that blend Japanese and Western styles.
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- Experience the nature and history of the city at a Japanese garden in Kobe
- Easy to access and enjoy from the city center
- Barrier-free, safe for elderly people and families with children
- [Official website] Hyogo prefecture tourism site “HYOGO! Navi'
Experience the nature and history of the city at a Japanese garden in Kobe
"Sorakuen" where you can feel the "Japanese" of the four seasons
Sorakuen is a Japanese garden called ``Ikeizumi Kaiyushiki,'' where you can cross stepping stones and stone bridges, and see the formations of flowing water and waterfalls. It feels like entering a deep mountain valley. Another point is that you can enjoy the scenery of each season. In the fall, the leaves turn red, and in the spring, about 4,000 azalea flowers bloom in bright colors. The 300-year-old cycads are planted in clusters and grow thickly all year round, making it a cool place to stroll around in the summer.
Enjoy historic buildings
There are many important cultural properties within the park. There are important cultural properties such as the ``Old Hassam Residence,'' a Japanese-Western fusion building designed by an Englishman, and the ``Funayakata,'' which was built from part of the Himeji feudal lord's pleasure boat. You can admire historical buildings and enjoy the scenery of those days.
You can enjoy Japanese gardens from various angles, with seasonal plants, historic buildings, and various backgrounds.
Easy to access and enjoy from the city center
From Sannomiya, Kobe's premier entertainment district, take the JR/Hanshin train to Motomachi Station, one stop away, and walk for about 10 minutes to arrive. It is an easy tourist spot for those who come to Osaka and Kobe for sightseeing!
Barrier-free, safe for elderly people and families with children
There are slopes in some parts of the park, which can be used by people in wheelchairs and strollers. There is also a dedicated route, so you can walk around with peace of mind.
[Official website] Hyogo prefecture tourism site “HYOGO! Navi'
The official website of Hyogo Tourism Headquarters, which provides tourist information for Hyogo Prefecture (Kobe, Himeji, Kinosaki, Awaji Island, etc.). In addition to introducing spots where you can enjoy seasonal scenery, we also introduce a lot of recommended travel information such as gourmet food, events, and experiences, so be sure to check it out!
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Welcome to Hyogo Hyogo is a gateway to the Kansai region, which nurtures the blessed land that connects the Sea of Japan, the Chugoku Mountains, and the Seto Inland Sea, as well as the blessed climate. There are many spectacular views that will catch your eye, such as Himeji Castle, a World Heritage Site that was selected as one of the 100 Best Cherry Blossom Spots, and the panoramic night view from Mt. Rokko. The world-famous Kobe brand, KOBE BEEF, which is synonymous with Tajima beef, is one of Japan's leading beefs, and the sake rice ``Hyogo Yamada Nishiki'' is a gem that will surprise your tongue. Arima Onsen is a famous hot spring, and Kinosaki Onsen has appeared in many literary works. Surrounded by nature, you can relax your mind and body. You can come across memorable sounds such as the thunderous sounds of the whirlpools of Naruto on Awaji Island, and the dynamic sounds of the fireworks festivals held in various places in the summer. In the herb gardens and botanical gardens in the prefecture, you will be healed by the gentle and pleasant scent of herbs and flowers throughout the four seasons. Enjoy a new journey in Hyogo that stimulates the five senses of sight, taste, touch, hearing, and smell.
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