You can find all you need here even just a place for daydream. You can find a hundred kinds of food, you can shop, you can do dating here, sport, or even just take a picture. In the weekend you can find a market that sell the 2nd stuff with low price. This is the place that you will never... More

It used to be more fun place to go, but because of the depressed economy, it's a lot quieter and low key than it used to be. Not really a place of importance to visit, so skip it.

After a long day in Hamamatsu at a Sumo tournament we set ourselves back on to the Shinkansen due for Shin-Osaka. Whilst onboard I noticed that Kobe was amazingly only an extra 15 minutes on the train so in the moment we decided to spend our evening there and we were very glad that we did. We jumped on the... More

to spend the day and dating. The place is stunning with many food options and stores. The lights r so nice at night it is really worth t visit.

this harborland is full of restaurants in the mosaic area and it's nice overlooking the sea... they also have some cruising offer and a ship named concerto, i think. there's a lso a magic gazeebo here which will light once you shake hands with your partner. it has a big ferris wheel wherein lights and lighting designs are changing every... More

kobe harborland is one stop along the kobe city loop bus route. there are many areas to explore, and many great spots for photos. it's best to go there in the late afternoon. you can spend a few hours in the hake mall near the bus stop. there's a large seria (100-yen store) and a HUGE uniqlo. there's also a... More

We visited Kobe for a day from Osaka and first went to the Cablecar then visited the area of the former consulate houses. After we caught the loop bus to Harbourland to visit the maritime museum, Kawasaki museum, earthquake memorial and then onto the shops and restaurants in Harbourland. We strolled around the area doing a little windowshopping, rested on... More

Nice place at the waterfront with some sailing on a big boat, walking along the waterfront, nice museum about the maritime history, special attention to the Kawasaki part, earthquacke memorial exhibit. About one - two hours to spend and take after that the loupe line.

We enjoyed a very relaxing visit to Kobe harbour land after travelling through from Osaka. There are many touristy shops and eating places here and it's a nice place just to have a wander through. There are some lovely views here - the Port Tower and the Oriental hotel to name a few. We also took a stroll round to... More