| The Museum of Hanshin Koshien Stadium |
“The Museum of Hanshin Koshien Stadium” was opened in the Hanshin Koshien Stadium in March 2010. You can learn a lot about high school baseball, Hanshin Koshien Stadium, and HANSHIN Tigers. They provide various tours as well. |
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| Universal Studios Japan® |
There are various areas with many faces filled with thrills—it is a different world. It is a theme park full of world-class entertainments, where people of all ages can enjoy exciting rides based on Hollywood blockbuster movies and performances of popular characters. |
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| Hakushika Memorial Sake Brewery Museum |
Nadagogo, home to sake. A sake museum where you can enjoy the culture of sake. |
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| “Sekijuan”, operated by Ozeki |
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| “Sakagura Dori Rengakan”, operated by Nihonsakari |
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| “Hakutaka Rokusuien”, operated by Hakutaka |
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| Kitano Ijinkan |
A famous tourist spot where there are many exotic Western-style houses as if stuck in a time warp. |
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| Rokkosan |
Rokkosan, a mountain known for the “ten million-dollar night view”. This is where the “Kobe Golf Club”, which is the first golf course in Japan, is located. There are numerous other tourist sites as well. |
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| Hyogo Performing Arts Center |
Provides 600 performances annually including orchestra, opera, ballet, and plays. |
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| Nishinomiya Gardens |
One of the largest shopping malls in western Japan, where there are over 260 shops. |
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| Meriken Park |
Opened in 1987. An oceanfront park representing Kobe, which was made in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the opening of Kobe Port. |
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| Harborland |
A town newly born in 1992 in the waterfront area on the eastern side of JR Kobe Station. A bay area representing Kobe. |
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| Port Island |
The first artificial island of Kobe which you can go to from JR Sannomiya Station using Port Liner, the new transportation system. |
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| Kobe Bay Cruise |
You will be fully fascinated by the Kobe Port with a cruise on a luxury ship. The ship goes on a route in the Osaka Bay, and there are many highlights in the course, including the broad view of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Kobe Airport Terminal, and Port Island. |
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| Kyocera Dome Osaka |
The ballpark for the exclusive use of Orix Buffaloes. The first multi-dome in the world with a maximum capacity of 48,000 people. |
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| Osaka Castle Park |
Developed in 1924 at the ruins of the Castle of Osaka. With its lush greenery, the park is a historic symbol of Osaka. |
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| Dotonbori |
A major downtown in Osaka famous for its bright and colorful neon. |
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| Takarazuka Grand Theater |
A dream stage unforgettable for the rest of your life. |
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| Kidzania Koshien |
Unique facilities where you can enjoy both “learning” and “experiencing”. |
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