Enjoy a Kobe beef dinner! A two- Tomari , one-night Kobe sightseeing itinerary

Enjoy a Kobe beef dinner! A two- Tomari , one-night Kobe sightseeing itinerary

The beautiful port city of Kobe is an attractive tourist destination with its exotic cityscapes, spectacular views, and, above all, the world-famous Kobe beef. Here we introduce a two- Tomari, one-night itinerary that will allow you to fully enjoy the unique charms of Kobe .

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Hotel Management Japan Co., Ltd. is a hotel management company that operates 24 hotels in Japan (total number of rooms: 7,601). In addition to its own brands, "Oriental Hotel" and "Hotel Oriental Express," the company also manages and operates a variety of hotels, including "Hilton," "Sheraton," and "Hotel Nikko."

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2- Tomari, 1-night itinerary

Transportation
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Day 1: Spectacular views, the bustle of the port, and a blissful Kobe beef dinner

10:00 Shin-Kobe Station

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By Shinkansen, it takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes from Tokyo and about 10 minutes from Osaka. From Kobe Airport, take the Port Island Line to Sannomiya Station, then take the hotel's free shuttle bus for about 40 minutes. The journey starts from Kobe's gateway, where the Shinkansen stops.

Travel by Kobe Nunobiki Ropeway

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Kobe Nunobiki Ropeway

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Board the ropeway at Herb Garden Sanroku Station, a five-minute walk from Shin-Kobe Station. Enjoy mountain cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. Enjoy the natural scenery of each season and the Kobe cityscape below on this elegant 10-minute aerial stroll.

10:30 A relaxing morning stroll at Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden

When you get off the ropeway, you'll find yourself in another world, surrounded by beautiful herbs in full bloom. Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden is one of the largest herb gardens in Japan, with approximately 75,000 flowers and herbs of 200 different species blooming in abundance.

Nunobiki Herb Garden ↓ Kobe Nunobiki Ropeway

Shin-Kobe Station ↓ Subway (Seishin/Yamate Line)

Sannomiya Station ↓ JR Tokaido-Sanyo Main Line

Kobe Station → Walk (approx. 30 minutes)

13:00 Relaxed shopping and lunch at Kobe Harborland umie

A vast shopping mall facing the sea. With a wide variety of shops, including fashion, general merchandise, souvenir shops, and large specialty stores, it's fun just to stroll around. Of course, there's also a wide selection of gourmet food. Why not enjoy lunch at your favorite restaurant or cafe while looking out at the sea?

↓ Walk (approx. 10 minutes)

Enjoy a Kobe beef dinner! A two- Tomari , one-night Kobe sightseeing itinerary

17:00 Take a stroll through Meriken Park at dusk

This park is representative of Kobe 's waterfront. With stylish monuments and spacious lawns, it's perfect for a stroll. You can especially enjoy the beautiful sunset at dusk. The area is also home to Kobe Port Tower, a symbol of Kobe with its distinctive red drum shape, and from the observation deck you can get a panoramic view of Kobe's cityscape and harbor. If you have time, be sure to go up the Kobe Port Tower.

Walk (approx. 5 minutes)

19:00 Dinner at the Teppanyaki restaurant "Steakhouse Oriental" at "Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel"

Enjoy a Kobe beef dinner! A two- Tomari , one-night Kobe sightseeing itinerary

End your day at the teppanyaki restaurant "Steakhouse Oriental" at Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel. With a focus on Kobe beef, which has captivated gourmets around the world, the restaurant offers carefully selected seasonal ingredients, with a focus on "the most delicious moment." The finest Kobe beef, grilled right before your eyes by a skilled chef, is truly exceptional. The melt-in-your-mouth texture and the rich aroma that fills your mouth will be an unforgettable memory. Enjoy a special time while taking in the beautiful night view.

Enjoy a Kobe beef dinner! A two- Tomari , one-night Kobe sightseeing itinerary

After relaxing at the restaurant, stay at a nearby hotel. There are many hotels with great views around Kobe Bay. Of course, we also recommend staying at the Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel after using the restaurant. Surrounded by the sea on 270°, this city resort hotel boasts ocean views from all rooms, and offers a beautiful panoramic view of Kobe Port and the Kobe cityscape from your room.

Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel official website

Day 2: Relax in the ancient capital's hot springs

11:00 Hotel check-out

Enjoy the hotel's breakfast buffet while watching the dazzling Asahi that only the port can offer, or take a walk in the pleasant sea breeze or visit a nearby cafe. Why not take your time and enjoy a relaxing morning in Kobe?

Enjoy a Kobe beef dinner! A two- Tomari , one-night Kobe sightseeing itinerary

12:00 30 minutes from Shin-Kobe Station, head to Arima Onsen, one of Japan's three oldest hot springs.

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Arima Hot Springs

This famous hot spring is known as one of Japan's oldest hot springs. You can enjoy two types of spring water: the reddish-brown "Kinsen" (gold spring), which is rich in iron, and the colorless "Ginsen" (silver spring), which contains radium and other elements. The hot spring town is lined with charming inns, souvenir shops, and gourmet restaurants, so you can enjoy bathing and sampling the local cuisine. Take a stroll around Arima Onsen, which is easily accessible from Shin-Kobe Station, and relax after a long day of travel.

This time, we have introduced a comprehensive two- Tomari, one-night itinerary centered around a Kobe beef dinner. Using this itinerary as a reference, why not take in the beautiful scenery, enjoy the finest food, and fully enjoy the charms of Kobe at your own pace?

Hotel Management Japan Co., Ltd. is a hotel management company that operates 24 hotels in Japan (total number of rooms: 7,601). In addition to its own brands, "Oriental Hotel" and "Hotel Oriental Express," the company also manages and operates a variety of hotels, including "Hilton," "Sheraton," and "Hotel Nikko."

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