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兵庫県 · Regional selections

Nankinmachi

摂津(神戸)

The Chinatown at Motomachi, with shops along about 270 metres of street.

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Hakutsuru Shuzo Shiryokan

摂津(神戸)

A museum in a brewery built in the early Taisho years, used just as it was. It worked as a brewery until 1969.

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Nunobiki Falls

摂津(神戸)

Waterfalls on the middle Ikuta River, about fifteen minutes' walk from Shin-Kobe Station.

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Kazamidori no Yakata (the Weathercock House)

摂津(神戸)

The signature Western house of the Kitano foreign quarter, marked by brick walls and the weathercock on its spire.

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Hokura Shrine

摂津(神戸)

A shrine on the summit of Mount Hokura in Higashinada ward, Kobe, looking down on Osaka Bay.

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Mount Maya Kikuseidai

摂津(神戸)

A lookout at about 700 metres, known as the finest place to see Kobe by night.

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明石海峡大橋

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A 3,911-metre suspension bridge joining Kobe with Awaji Island, among the largest in the world.

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Arima Hon Onsen Kin no Yu

摂津(神戸)

The public bath at the centre of Arima Onsen, where the iron-rich water runs brown.

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Rokko Garden Terrace

摂津(神戸)

A complex at about 880 metres on Mount Rokko, with a lookout, dining and shops.

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Arima Onsen Taiko no Yu

摂津(神戸)

A large bathing facility at Arima Onsen, with both the gold and the silver spring waters.

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KidZania Koshien

摂津(阪神)

A job-experience centre in Nishinomiya where children try about 100 kinds of work.

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Nishinomiya Shrine (Nishinomiya Ebisu)

摂津(阪神)

Head shrine of the Ebisu shrines nationwide, known for the race to be the year's lucky man on 10 January.

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門戸厄神 東光寺

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A temple in Nishinomiya, said to have been founded by Kobo Daishi, revered as a guard against misfortune.

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阪神甲子園球場

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A baseball ground opened in 1924, home of the national high-school tournament and of a professional club.

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Amago Sohē Manga Gallery

摂津(阪神)

A gallery in Amagasaki showing the work of a manga artist from the city.

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宝塚市立手塚治虫記念館

摂津(阪神)

A museum in Takarazuka on the manga artist Osamu Tezuka, who grew up here.

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Fukuchiyama Line Haisen Shiki

摂津(阪神)

About 4.7 kilometres of disused railway along the Mukogawa gorge, walked through its tunnels and over its bridges.

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Uonotana Shotengai

播磨

A shopping street near Akashi Station, 350 metres of arcade lined with fish and fish-paste shops.

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Ibo no Ito Shiryokan Somen no Sato

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A museum in Tatsuno on the process and history of hand-stretched somen noodles.

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Kuro Falls

播磨

A waterfall at Yokawa in Miki, at the end of a path among the trees.

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Saijo Park Momiji-yama

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A park in Shiso, known for its autumn colour.

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Harima Province Ichinomiya Iwa Shrine

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The first shrine of Harima province, in Shiso, long an object of worship.

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Himawari no Oka Park

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A park in Ono where some 400,000 sunflowers bloom in summer.

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Unkayaki Tenjikan Momoi Museum

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A gallery in Ako on Ako's unglazed ungayaki ware, on high ground above the Seto Inland Sea.

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