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Night Exploring in KOBE] Is Also Available on the Official KOBE Tourism Website Arima Onsen Area Rediscovering Japan and town you’ve never seen . Exciting night out around Kobe. Arima Onsen KOBE MAP 2 days / 1 night trip to indulge yourself in Night Exploring in the hot spring plus fabulous food Mt.Rokko Access to Kobe JR Line(92min.)※Transfer at Osaka Stn. A must-see place when you visit Kobe -- One of the new top three night view cities in japan! Arima Onsen Area● Kobe Harborland Mt.Rokko Area ● Osaka Iconic resort area of Port town Kobe Sannomiya Area ● Late Night Eat & Drinks Harborland● Kintetsu -Namba TAKE FREE!! Line(45min.) KOBE Namba Mt.Rokko Area Bay Shuttle (30min.) Kansai International Airport Bus(75min.) Harborland Sannomiya Area Hotel & Ryokan List 【Sannomiya Area】 【Motomachi Area】 【Artificial Islands Area (Port Island and Rokko Island) 】 【Nishi-Kobe and Kita-Kobe Area】 Oriental Hotel Kobe Plaza Hotel Ariston Hotel Kobe Kotobukiro Rinsuitei Kitagami Hotel Kobe Port Tower Hotel Kobe Portpia Hotel Suma Kanko House Ajitoyado Kagetsu Kobe Sannomiya Union Hotel Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel Hotel Pearl City Kobe Seapal Suma Kobe Sannomiya Tokyu REI Hotel Hotel Okura Kobe Kobe Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers Maiko Hotel *Currently Closed the b Kobe Kobe Motamachi Tokyu REI Hotel Hotel Plaza Kobe Seaside Hotel Maiko Villa Kobe Sanside Hotel Hotel La Suite Kobe Harborland Hotel Setre Maiko Kobe Kobe Luminous Hotel Sannomiya Kobe Minato Onsen Ren 【Arima Onsen Area】 Kobe Seishin Oriental Hotel Hotel Via Mare Kobe Arima Kirari Hotel Kobe Hotel Fruit Flower Hotel Sunroute Sopra Kobe 【Mt.Rokko and Mt.Maya Area】 Arima Royal Hotel Kobe Tenku Resort Minotani Green Sports Hotel Kobe Tor Road Hotel Sanraku Hôtel de Maya Kadonobo SETRE Kobe Maiko Hotel Piena Kobe Kinzan Hotel Monterey Kobe 【JR Kobe - JR Hyogo Station Area】 Ginsuiso Choraku Hotel Monte Hermana KOBE AMALIE Kobe Harborland Onsen Manyo Club Spa Terrace Shisui Hotel 1-2-3 Kobe Hotel Crown Palais Kobe Gekkoen Korokan Daiichi Grand Hotel Kobe Sannomiya Kobe City Gardens Hotel Gekkoen Yugetsusanso Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kobe-Sannomiya Kobe Luminous Hotel Arima Grand Hotel Hotel Sunroute Sopra Kobe Annesso Nakanobo Zuien Scan QR code 【Kitano and Shin-kobe Area】 Hyoe Koyokaku for ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kobe Mint Resort Inn Arima *Currently Closed hotel & ryokan Green Hill Hotel Urban Ikenobo Mangetsujo *Currently Closed list. Green Hill Hotel Kobe Kobe Kitano Hotel Hotel Isago Kobe Check our Feel KOBE+(plus) website! Hotel Kitano Plaza Rokkoso [Night Exploring in KOBE] is also available on the Official KOBE Tourism Website. Peanuts Hotel https://plus.feel-kobe.jp/en/ [Night Exploring in KOBE] is Published by Kobe Tourism Bureau Chuo-ku Kobe, Hyogo, 650-0046, Japan Directed by Time & Place inc. Editorial Director:Isao Hashimoto Art Director:Masayuki Motoi ＊The prices include tax. Disclaimer: All information contained in this brochure is based on data as of June 2019, and is subject to change without notice. Spectacular Night Views from “Kobe Harborland”（P10-11） “Minato Kobe Fireworks Festival” © “Luminarie” ‒ coloring the winter scene of Kobe Kobe Luminarie O.C. “Akashi Kaikyo Bridge” connecting Kobe and Awaji Island “Nankinmachi” - one of the three main Chinatowns in Japan The “Yumoto-zaka” slope in the Arima Onsen or Arima Hot Spring（P4-7） Spectacular night views, Japanese traditions and atmosphere, dynamic energy Why Kobe always remains fascinating to the whole world is because of its rich Astonishing varieties of expressions you can see at night in Kobe. historic and cultural heritage. Especially at night, Kobe’s charms grow even more and invite its visitors to colorful Impressive Night in Kobe experiences in the City. Lighted up weeping cherry trees in “Shiawase-no-mura” Sunset from “Rokko Garden Terrace”（P8-9） “Ten million dollar night view” spread dynamically just below your eyes Fun jazz night out in Kobe（P12） “The Former Foreign Settlement” area displays stylish historic architectures standing in lines 2 3 Check the Movie! Arima Onsen After sunset, this hot spring town wears a more From the Arima Onsen traditional atmosphere -- Ideal for trekking district you can walk as if you had time traveled directly to the Mt. Rokko Bus / 60min. to good old Japan. hiking courses, a major 2 days / 1 night trip to indulge yourself in Arima Onsen trekking location in the Kansai region. Here you the hot spring (good for your skin) plus fabulous food Kobe Dentetsu Total 17min. can enjoy the luxury of both The Arima Onsen is known as the oldest hot spring in Japan. Unique in all the world, it Bus / Approx. 45min. the hot springs and the nature of the mountains. contains seven elements which are effective for smoothing your skin. The Onsen town Arima-guchi You can get the items you district has Japanese style hotels called Ryokan, in which guests can enjoy the finest hot Subway / 11min. JR Line / 20min. need in the downtown area spring in a bath tub prepared for family use. Such prided Kobe gourmet food as the Kobe in a store called “mont-bell Tanigami Sannomiya Osaka room Arima”. beef will also make your trip exciting. We serve Feel the air of timeless Japan in an old hot spring town. Check in! Japanese tea Let’s stroll alongside the Arima Day.1 and confectioneries. River, enjoying the sunset, the Please make yourself breeze and the sound of the stream. at home Arima hot spring town district Strolling and exploring Japan’s traditional town begins with a Hyoe Koyokaku “Footbath” (Ashiyu) to warm Enjoy a full Japanese kaiseki cuisine and hot spring experience your heart and soul with a serene night view of the hot spring town. Arima Onsen district is a small compound With its 700 years of ancient and Address : 1904 Arima-cho, Kita-ku, Kobe Phone : 0120-400-489 of Ryokans, shops and restaurants honorable origin, the Ryokan (inn) is one of Check in : 14:30, Check out :11:00 alongside streets on a gentle slope. Visiting the first operated hot spring spas in Arima. Access: Approx. 5min walk from the seven hot spring sources spread It naturally suggests a long passed down Arimaonsen Station (Kobe Dentetsu Line) around the town at various locations gives heritage of Japanese hospitality welcoming HP :/www.hyoe.co.jp/english/ additional treats for Arima visitors. Upon gesture and promises its guests a time of arrival to the town after a journey on buses indulgence with “Kinsen” (hot water of Different types of guest rooms are waiting for or trains, you may want to relax first with gold) in a variety of tastes of bathrooms. you - room with a view of the surrounding your feet soaking in the Footbath before Your taste buds will surely thank you for Arima mountains or a beautifully maintained finally setting off to explore this exciting beautifully presented local delicacies of Japanese garden, and also a room with Roten outdoor hot spring facilities. town. You may find local specialties such Hyogo prefecture. Your heart and soul will as the especially famous “Tansan Senbei” Just a short period experience total indulging moments. The The Footbath next to the main The Footbath next to the “Kin no yu” is available (Carbonic Acid Onsen Rice Cracker) just of soaking Ryokan offers various stay plans for your public bath “Kin no yu” (the hot makes your feet free of charge. Just a short period of soaking right for a mouthful companion during favorite leisure time. water of Gold) is open warm and cozy. makes your feet and body warm and cozy. your town exploring. 8:00-22:00. Closed on Tuesdays. Next! You can even drink hot spring water at “Taikosen” fountain inside the “Kin no yu” public bath. The feed water inlet of Taikosen hot water is curiously gourd-shaped. One of the seven Arima hot spring sources “Tenjinsengen” is located inside the Arimatenjin shrine precinct. Hot spring sources are rarely located at Pamper yourself in the flavor and feelings of the Japanese four seasons, and spend a sensuous and sacred places like shrines. romantic night at the authentic Japanese Ryokan. 4 5 Arima Onsen Day.2 Walking around Hot Springs town and enjoying local specialties. Overnight in the Ryokan enjoying the Arima “Kinsen” and Kobe Beef! Onsen& Dinner There are three distinctively bathrooms in the Ryokan, which are named Ichi no yu (the first Visiting the Onsen-ji( temple:Left) at the heart of the town. Try out the local takeaways at the souvenir shops bath), Ni no yu (The second) and San no yu (the Brunch! (Center), walking down the lane alongside the Arima River (Right) . third) respectively, for guests to enjoy to their heart’s content the well-known Arima Onsen hot spring source “Kinsen” (the hot water of Gold). Every dish Pure Japanese architecture with serene ambiance makes presents a Ari Kamameshi you feel cozy. different (Clay Pot Rice) expression Kutsurogiya Enjoy seafood from Awaji Island and mouthwatering Kobe beef at the same time. This restaurant is a must go for Arima Address : 839-2 Arimacho, Kita-ku, Kobe Phone : 078-903-1550 visitors. It is an unforgettable experience Open: 11:00 - 20:00 (Last Order 19:00) with fresh seafood from Awaji Island and Closed : Tuesdays clay pot rice cooked with rich harvest from Access : 5 min. walk from Arimaonsen Station the mountains and more. These ex-Ryokan (Kobe Dentetsu Line) HP : /www.umemaru.net/kutsurogiya/ Arima Geiko performance premises hold nostalgic ambiance for brings you the profoundness of Japanese and also charm foreign visitors. Japan’s Onsen town. Chef’s recommendation “Yukemurimushi” (3,300 JPY set menu) serves bamboo steamed Kobe beef and vegetables, Kamameshi (cray pot rice) and one side dish. In Arima, there have been female entertainers This menu is all you can have for Hyogo local specialties.
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