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Rokko Cable Car Cable Rokko Mt. Maya/Mt. Rokko Ashiya Sta. Maya Ropeway Ishoan Hakutsuru Fine Art Museum Maya Cable Line Ashiya Sta. Mikage Sta. National Route 2 Kosetsu Museum of Art Sera Art Gallery Rokko Sta. Sumiyoshi Sta. Nunobiki Herb Gardens Mikage Sta. Hanshin Railway Uozaki Sta. Oji Zoo Rokkomichi Sta. National Route 2 National Route 43 Uozaki Sta. Ropeway Shinzaike Sta. Hanshin Expressway Sake brewery in Nada Hanshin Expressway Route 5 Wangan Line JR Kobe Line Route 3 Kobe Line (Uozaki-go) JR Sanyo Shinkansen Oji-koen Sta. Haradanomori Gallery Shin-Kobe Sta. Sake brewery in Nada Nada Sta. Nadahama Garden Baden (Mikage-go) Hankyu Railway Venus Bridge Iwaya Sta. BB Plaza Sake brewery in Nada Shimabun International Health (Nishi-go) Bldg. Rokko Liner Ijinkan Development Center Bldg. Nadahama Science Square (Old foreign residences) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art Disaster Reduction and Subway (Yamate Line) Hyogo Prefectural Human Renovation Institution Government Sannomiya Sta. National RouteJapanese 2 Red Cross Kobe Hospital Koiso Memorial Island Kitaguchi Sta. Ikuta Shrine Kobe City Hall Museum of Art Motomachi Sta. Kenchomae Sta. Harbor Highway Kobe Fashion Museum Hanshin Expressway Island Center Sta. Kobe Artist Museum Nankinmachi Kobe City Museum Route 3 Kobe Line (Chinatown) Port Liner Kosoku-Kobe Sta. Meriken Park Rokko Island Kobe Sta. Harborland Sta. Harborland Naka Koen Sta. Minato Ijinkan Shimin Hiroba Port of Kobe Sta. Subway (Kaigan Line) Port Island K Computer Mae Sta. Kobe Animal Kingdom Kobe Kobe Airport Sta. Airport.

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