Kobe Bay Area神戸ベイエリアVariety of shopping, gourmet food and evening entertainment for visitors. Sightseeing spots also dot this international Bay Area. |
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Variety of shopping, gourmet food and evening entertainment for visitors. Sightseeing spots also dot this international Bay Area.
JR Kobe Station area is close to Kobe Port, the second largest trading port in Japan and is called the Bay Area. Nearby Kobe Harborland has nice stores to enjoy shopping and gourmet food. Nightspots and recreational facilities, such as amusement parks, attract people day and night.
On the seaside of Harborland is "Mosaic" town, a very unique place. A big Ferris wheel and carousel, Mosaic Garden and restaurants, boutiques and movie theaters form an almost mosaic-like effect in this commercial park complex. An open air mall and square with a view of the sea make this park a very popular area.
When 80 zelkova trees on Kobe Gasu-to-dori Street are decorated with 80,000 lights, they are like a fantasy world. The illumination has become a symbolic winter scene of Kobe Harborland. Modern buildings line the waterfront and visitors can enjoy the open atmosphere of this place.
From Tokyo Station, 2 hours 30 minutes by JR Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen Line to Shin-Osaka Station.
From Shin-Osaka Station, 30 minutes to Kobe Station by JR Tokaiko Honsen Line.
