[Kobe/Sannomiya/Nunobiki] Gold-Guide recommends a Nunobiki hiking tour from Kobe Sannomiya that will let you experience the great outdoors!

This is one of the largest herb gardens in Japan, with around 75,000 flowers and herbs from 200 different species blooming here. There are 12 gardens with different themes,
<span style="font-size: 14px; letter-spacing: 0.38px;">Various flowers and herbs bloom throughout the seasons.
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You can feel the seasons on the paths, flower beds, and hills, and enjoy the colors and scents. There is also a rest house based on the old German castle "Wartburg Castle," an observation plaza with a rest area surrounded by castle gates, restaurants, and shops. The view of Kobe city and the sea below is very beautiful.

Nunobiki Falls has been selected as one of the "100 Best Waterfalls in Japan," and is considered one of the "Three Great Divine Waterfalls of Japan" along with Nachi Falls (Wakayama Prefecture) and Kegon Falls (Tochigi Prefecture). Nunobiki Falls is not one waterfall, but a collective name for four waterfalls, the most upstream of which is 43 meters high and well worth seeing. Its beauty is particularly not to be missed during the seasons of new greenery and autumn leaves.

This is the only museum in Japan that exhibits carpentry tools. It hosts a variety of exhibitions, lectures, seminars, and experience classes that convey the skills and spirit of old craftsmen. Japanese carpentry tools have progressed alongside the development of wooden architecture. This museum allows you to learn about the history of tools from prehistoric times to modern times, against the backdrop of architectural history, through real and restored tools, impressive large models, moving picture scrolls, and a wealth of video materials.