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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Sasayama Castle Town District

丹波

A district in Tamba-Sasayama where samurai residences and merchant houses remain; a preservation district of traditional buildings.

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Awaji Janohire Outdoor Resort

淡路

An outdoor resort in Minamiawaji where you can meet dolphins, with fishing and lodging.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

AQUARIUM × ART atoa

摂津(神戸)

An aquarium in Kobe, with displays like theatre, combining light and sound.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Felissimo Chocolate Museum

摂津(神戸)

A museum opened at Kobe harbour in October 2021, collecting chocolate wrappers among other things.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Itami Sakagura-dori

摂津(阪神)

A street in Itami with sake breweries running since the Edo period, held to be one of the birthplaces of sake.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Kirakira-zaka

播磨

A slope at Misaki in Ako, running down from the shrine grounds to the sea.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Sanda/Eitakuji Hana Shobu-en

丹波

An iris garden in Sanda. It is now closed, with no date set to reopen.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

GLION ARENA KOBE

摂津(神戸)

An indoor arena opened on the Kobe waterfront in April 2025.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Tonomine Plateau

播磨

Uplands at about 900 metres in Kamikawa, known for its pampas grass.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Iwatsuhime Shrine

播磨

A shrine at the tip of Misaki in Ako, its torii standing toward the sea.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Glicopia Kobe

摂津(神戸)

A company facility in Nishi ward, Kobe, opened in 1988, on confectionery making and food culture.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Noevir Stadium Kobe

摂津(神戸)

A ball-sports stadium in Kobe, a venue of the 2002 football World Cup.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Kyu-Kyoryuchi

摂津(神戸)

The quarter set aside for foreigners when the port opened at the end of the Edo period, with stone and brick buildings remaining.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Kobe Anpanman Children's Museum & Mall

摂津(神戸)

A children's facility in Kobe recreating the world of a popular picture book.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

神戸ファッション美術館

摂津(神戸)

A museum in Kobe, the first public museum in Japan devoted to clothing.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Kobe Port Cruise

摂津(神戸)

A sightseeing boat around Kobe harbour, seeing the city and Mount Rokko from the water.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Kobe Municipal Arboretum

摂津(神戸)

A botanical garden in Kita ward, Kobe: 142.6 hectares planted with some 1,200 tree species from around the world.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

竹中大工道具館

摂津(神戸)

A museum in Kobe, the only one in Japan devoted to carpenters' tools.

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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Maiko Marine Promenade

淡路

A walkway inside the girder of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, about 47 metres above the water.

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奈良県 · Regional selections

Nara Prison Museum by Hoshino Resort

奈良エリア

A facility in the former Nara Prison, an important cultural property and the only one of the Meiji era's five great prisons to survive entire.

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奈良県 · Regional selections

薬師寺

奈良エリア

A temple built by Emperor Tenmu in prayer for his consort's recovery. The east pagoda stands from its founding and is a national treasure.

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奈良県 · Regional selections

奈良国立博物館

奈良エリア

A museum in a corner of Nara Park, holding mainly Buddhist art, which shows the Shosoin treasures each autumn.

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奈良県 · Regional selections

興福寺

奈良エリア

The clan temple of the Fujiwara, moved here with the capital in 710, known for its five-storey pagoda and its Ashura figure.

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奈良県 · Regional selections

東大寺

奈良エリア

A temple founded at the wish of Emperor Shomu, whose Great Buddha Hall enshrines a Vairocana about 15 metres high.

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