Walking Through Kobe’s Stunning Streets and Waterside Attractions in 4K

By Scenery of Japan

Explore the coastal charm of Kobe in this immersive 4K walking tour by Scenery of Japan. Filmed on February 23, 2025, on a fine weather day, the video begins at Sannomiya Station, the bustling heart of Kobe's public transportation network. From there, viewers are taken on a serene journey through Sannomiya Center Street, a lively shopping arcade where locals and tourists gather to enjoy retail, dining, and entertainment options.

Continuing along the path, the walk explores the elegant area surrounding Daimaru Department Store, a hub of high-end shopping with links to the historical foreign architecture of the city. One standout location is the Old Settlement Hall No.15, a preserved building reflecting Kobe’s Western-style architecture from the Meiji and Taisho periods, which makes the city known as one of the first Japanese ports opened to international trade.

The walk then enters Nankinmachi, Kobe's colorful Chinatown, full of bustling street food stalls, Chinese restaurants, and cultural relics. As the scenery transitions from the city streets to the waterfront, the video guides viewers through Port of Kobe Earthquake Memorial Park. This poignant site commemorates the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995 and features preserved ruins and informative exhibits.

Meriken Park is next on the route, offering spacious harbor-side relaxation and a range of attractions, including the iconic “BE KOBE” monument and the stunning Kobe Port Tower. The video captures panoramic city and harbor views from the rooftop observation deck of the tower before heading over to the Kobe Port Cruise Ship Pier.

The tour ends in the vibrant Kobe Harborland area, known for its shopping, dining, and entertainment facilities along the waterfront. This engaging walking tour showcases the many facets of Kobe, from its commercial vibrancy and historical legacy to its touching memorials and picturesque harbor.

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