Arima Spa	HYOGO	The oldest spring in Japan, and is one of the best spas in Japan. Arguably the best spa in the country.
Sumoto Spa	HYOGO	The largest spa on Awaji Island, with a panoramic view of Osaka Bay and Kitan Strait.
Ako Spa	HYOGO	A spa surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Setonaikai National Park: A new headspring was discovered in 2000.
Takarazuka Spa	HYOGO	A spa in one of the major tourist spots of the Kansai area.
Kagonobo Spa	HYOGO	A ravine spring where defeated Heike warriors are believed to have hid themselves and recovered from their wounds.
Shiota Spa	HYOGO	A spa along the Yumemae River, hemmed between beautiful cherry trees.
Kinosaki Spa	HYOGO	The best spa in Tajima, which has elegant streets and attractive exterior baths.
Takeno Spa	HYOGO	A spa with a panoramic view of the Japan Sea and full of fresh air.
Kasumi Spa	HYOGO	Spa with the grand beauty of nature and beautiful scenery along the Kasumi Coast.
Satsu Spa	HYOGO	A marine spa filled with attractions, including swimming in summer and crab nabe in winter.
Tanto Silk Spa	HYOGO	A countryside natural spring, featuring a unique building designed under the concept of "gel."
Hachikita Spa	HYOGO	Ideal for a stay during skiing trips: located at the foot of Hachikita Highlands.
Hamasaka Spa	HYOGO	A national spa resort commanding a beautiful view of the Sea of Japan.
Nanakama Spa	HYOGO	A relaxing spa for body and mind, equipped with popular kama buro.
Yumura Spa	HYOGO	Enjoy the relaxing hot vapor and atmosphere of the ancient San-in spring.
Iwaya Spa	HYOGO	A spa near Iwaya Port, a north entrance to Awaji Island.
Uzushio Spa	HYOGO	Popular as a spring with good esthetic effects on women's skin.
Minami Awaji Spa Town	HYOGO	Refresh yourself at our healthy spa.

HAT "Nagisa-no-Yu" Spa Center	HYOGO	Using quality hot spring water from 752 m underground, the Center offers an authentic spa experience in an urban location.
Shiawase-no-Mura: Jungle Spa	HYOGO	A spring in the "Shiawase Village," a comprehensive welfare zone.
Fruit & Flower Park: Bathe House	HYOGO	A full-scale spa in the "Fruit and Flower Park."
Kobe Sauna & Spa	HYOGO	A comprehensive sauna and spa complex: Our natural spring is open 24 hours.
Radium Spa: Futoyama-dera Temple	HYOGO	A spa equipped with whirlpool baths, fall baths and mist saunas.
Takedao Spa	HYOGO	A spa along the Mukogawa River Valley: Enjoy the fresh greenery, fishing and colored leaves across the river.
Takino Spa: Pokapo	HYOGO	A spa good for health and beauty, with wooden-style "Yamanoyu" and stone-style "Kawanoyu."
Amarube Spa	HYOGO	A spa at the foot of Amarube Bridge, the largest railroad bridge in Japan.
Matuho: Beautiful Spa Land	HYOGO	A spa commanding a view of the world's largest suspension bridge, Akashi Kaikyo Bridge.

Akashiyaki	HYOGO	A harmonious combination of egg and fresh octopus from Akashi.
Sand Lance Kugini	HYOGO	Sweet smell of kugini, filling the air in spring.
Izushi Soba Noodles	HYOGO	Freshly ground, kneaded, and boiled soba noodles, served in tiny dishes.
Ethnic Dishes	HYOGO	Variety of ethnic dishes in the international city of Kobe.
Crab Dishes	HYOGO	Fresh tanner crab dishes: The king of winter cuisine in the San'in area.
Kobe Beef	HYOGO	Dainty Japanese beef loved by gourmets all over the world.
Sea Bream Shiogama	HYOGO	Steam-baked sea bream coated with Ako salt.
Tanba Beef	HYOGO	Tanba beef: The top Japanese beef from Tanba, Hyogo
Nankinmachi & Chinese Cuisine of Kobe	HYOGO	Authentic Chinese cuisine preserved by Chinese residents in Kobe.
Hamo Dishes	HYOGO	Hamo fish from the Naruto Strait: the top taste and quality.
French, German & Other Breads from Kobe	HYOGO	Prime breads produced by the history of Kobe.
Horaku-Yaki	HYOGO	A steam-baked dish with all the sapidity of fresh fish.
Botan Nabe	HYOGO	Wild boar meat of Sasayama: Comprising both rich fat and light texture.
Grilled Conger	HYOGO	Conger eels from the Harimanada area, tasting superb when grilled slowly.
Sweets (Western desserts)	HYOGO	Kobe, a center for the cake industry in Japan, offers a large number of superb cake shops.

Akashi Castle	HYOGO	An auspicious castle where successive lords came up in the world
Ako Castle	HYOGO	A castle that is related to the loyal retainers of Ako and was the residence of Oishi Kuranosuke
Sumoto Castle	HYOGO	Foothold of the marine forces sent to Korea by Hideyoshi
Himeji Castle	HYOGO	A well-known major castle of Japan that has been registered as a World Heritage
Izushi Castle	HYOGO	The castle is the symbol of this quiet town, which is often called Little Kyoto
Tatsuno Castle	HYOGO	Tatsuno still has the atmosphere of a castle town

Kobe Harbor Land	HYOGO	The bay area is a pleasant place for anybody to visit and enjoy at any time.
Nishinomiya Kitaguchi Area & ACTA Nishinomiya	HYOGO	These two buildings with their extensive commercial facilities are located right in front of Hankyu Nishinomiya Station.
Himeji Station Area	HYOGO	This shopping area is located at the center of western Hyogo, right in front of the famous Himeji Castle.
Sannomiya Area	HYOGO	This place is the main entrance to the city of Kobe, with its heavy concentration of major transportations and accesses.
Tor Road	HYOGO	This place is the origin of fashionable Kobe, and has been sophisticated by foreigners since opening of the port.
Motomachi Area	HYOGO	This street is central to sophisticated Kobe fashion.

Akashi Station Area	HYOGO	In the area surrounding the Akashi Stations of JR and San-yo Railway, Aspire Akashi was completed in 2001, in addition to numerous other shops and stores.
Sasayama Palace Site	HYOGO	In these romantic streets of great historical interest, there are many souvenir shops featuring the specialty products of Tanba.
Former Residential Area of Foreigners in Japan	HYOGO	In this fashionable area are many import boutiques, along with buildings from the days when the port was established.
Nankin-machi, Kobe City	HYOGO	This vibrant and energetic area is filled with vivid Chinese colors.
Kasumi Morning Market	HYOGO	This shopping area has 23 shops that sell the freshest fish just caught in the Kazumi and Shibayama Ports

Marine Pia Kobe, Porto Bazar	HYOGO	Enjoy shopping outlets and marine products, plus dining at wonderful restaurants.

Sekijo-kaku	HYOGO	Experience making famous Izushi soba noodles.
Somen Noodle Village	HYOGO	Experience making Gibo-no-ito somen noodles, which are well-known nation-wide.
Renga-kan, Sakagura-Dori and Nishinomiya Sake Brewery Zone	HYOGO	Have exciting sake experiences at the Nishinomiya sake brewery zone, one of the most important sake areas in Japan.
Yamashiro-no-Sato	HYOGO	Experience making soba noodles.

Hakurin Pottery Hall "Kanzaki"	HYOGO	Experience pottery making at the Hakurin Kiln, which embraces the tradition of Arita pottery.
Inns in Sekimiya	HYOGO	Experience making straw sandals and other folk arts.
Tanba Craftwork Park "Tachigui Pottery Village"	HYOGO	Experience making Tanba Tachigui pottery at the comprehensive leisure facility. The Tachigui pottery is one of the six oldest pottery traditions in Japan.
"Drive-in" Izushi	HYOGO	Enjoy making and painting pottery works.
Nagata Textile	HYOGO	The dyeing experience of Izushi chilimen cloths is very popular.
Nashio Paper School, Nishinomiya Municipal Museum of Local History (Annex)	HYOGO	Enjoy exhibits and experience of traditional Nashio paper.
Yawata Ko-undo	HYOGO	Experience making "fuki-modoshi," a well known Japanese traditional toy.
Kitano Craft Factory	HYOGO	At the visitor-oriented factory, you can see, make and buy Kobe brand products.
Arima Bamboo Craft "Kutsuwa"	HYOGO	Here visitors can experience the production of traditional bamboo handicraft of Arima.
Industry & Culture Center	HYOGO	Enjoy the experience of making rooftiles from clay.

Shosha Practice Hall	HYOGO	Have Zazen experience by yourself.
Inns in Nido, Sekimiya	HYOGO	Have the festive "Otosan" experience, in which participants make Japanese rice cake with sticks and mills, generating powerful cheers.
Daienji Temple	HYOGO	Join the Zazen class, which can be delivered to Japanese inns and gymnasiums.
Ryugokuji Temple	HYOGO	Experience Zazen at the Tajima Peony temple.

Ako-Misaki	HYOGO	The soothing waves of the Seto Inland Sea.
Keino Matsubara	HYOGO	This terrific view of white sand and green pine trees has been chosen one of the "100 Greatest Shore Scenes in Japan".
Shin Nishinomiya Yacht Harbor	HYOGO	A hub of marine leisure.
Suma Beach	HYOGO	From ancient times, this beach has been considered important, both for its white sand and green pine trees as well as its historical significance as the site of the Battle of Genji and Heike. The Hanshin area's sole beach resort, it features a bathing areas as well as Suma Aqualife Park and Umizuri Park.
Tajima Beach/Yoroi-no-Sode	HYOGO	A line of beaches on the Sea of Japan, with their many undulations.
Maiko Beach/Akashi Kaikyo Bridge	HYOGO	From the nearby Maiko Beach, one can enjoy the sight of Pearl Bridge (Akashi Kaikyo Ohashi), the world's largest suspension bridge. The surrounding area includes Marinpia Kobe, Azur Maiko and Maiko Park with its beautiful pine trees. Opened in 1998, Pearl Bridge is particularly elegant when illuminated at night. The Bridge Exhibition Center and Maiko Marine Promenade are located next to the bridge.
Meriken Park/Harbor Land	HYOGO	With the nearby ocean, one can feel the port city Kobe here. The night time views are even better. From the esplanade connecting Meriken Park and Harborland to Nakatottei Central Terminal, there are many boats available that tour Kobe Port and the surrounding area.

Arima Spa	HYOGO	Along with Dogo and Shirahama, this is one of the 3 best known old hot springs in Japan. Houses with lattice doors still line parts of the old Osaka Road. Found here are many tourism spots, including the Teramachi area, featuring temples and shrines with long histories. There is also the spring's origin, as well as many stores selling handcrafted folk pieces, such as Arima dragons and Arima doll writing brushes. Visitors invariably enjoy the hot spring tour, which includes "Kin-no-yu" (Golden Hot Spring) and "Gin-no-yu" (Silver Hot Spring).
Tradesmen's Houses in Kawaramachi Tsumairi	HYOGO	Many merchants' houses were built close to Sasayama Castle during its construction. The townsite remains the same today.
Old Foreign Settlement	HYOGO	This became the international trade area after the port was opened. Though this happened more than 100 years ago, some of the sights remain exactly as they were then.
Kitano Ijinkan District	HYOGO	People from overseas lived in this area after the port of Kobe opened. The remaining "Ijinkan" (former residences of early foreign settlers) exhibit the characteristics of days past.
Tera-Machi	HYOGO	11 temples are found in this approximately 3.9ha area, a remnant of the Edo Period (1603-1868).
Sake Brewing in the Nada District	HYOGO	This has been a sake brewing town since the Edo Period (1603-1868). At reference libraries and museums, traditional sake brewery scenes are re-created and tools used in the old days of sake brewing are exhibited. Visitors can enjoy walking along the brewery area streets and visiting sake storehouses.
Street in Izushi	HYOGO	A methodical grid-like townscape in Tanba that is called a small Kyoto.
Kinosaki Hot-Spring Resort	HYOGO	Historic inns stand side by side along the river.
Murotsu Museum of Sea Port	HYOGO	Old shipping agency houses retain their Edo Period (1603-1868) atmosphere.

Uzushio Observation Boat	HYOGO	Watch dynamic views of whirlpools from the boat, with the maximum diameter up to thirty meters.
Genbudo Park	HYOGO	A park featuring the Genbudo Caves, designated as a natural monument, formed by frozen lava that flowed out in a volcanic eruption 1,600,000 years ago.
Tajima Coast Pleasure Boat	HYOGO	Observe the grandeur of nature and the beautiful coastline on a pleasure boat cruising along the Tajima Coast National Park.
Nandancho Kuroiwa Daffodil Field	HYOGO	One of the three largest colonies of wild daffodils in Japan, where five million daffodils bloom in an area of seven hectares.
Nandancho Town Marine Fishing Park	HYOGO	A marine fishing park at the end of a pier with an overall length of 100 meters, where visitors can enjoy fishing on the fishing platform throughout the year with a fine view of Onarutokyo Bridge.
Seidancho Town Marine Fishing Park	HYOGO	A marine fishing park surrounding Bentencho Island, where visitors can enjoy fishing with a nice view of Onarutokyo Bridge.
Pleasure Boat 'Kasumimaru'	HYOGO	Observe bizarre rock formations along the Kasumi Coast on the pleasure boat navigated by three sister captains.

Keinomatsubara Beach	HYOGO	A beautiful beach selected as one of the Environment Agency�fs �g55 Best Bathing Beaches in Japan�h
Goshikihama Beach	HYOGO	Goshikihama Beach is a beautiful swimming beach where colorful pebbles spread over the coast.
Shin Nishinomiya Yacht Harbor	HYOGO	At Shin-Nishinomiya Yacht Harbor, you can enjoy cruising and yacht sailing.
Suma Beach	HYOGO	Suma Beach, with a beautiful coastline of white sand and green pines, is one of the most popular beaches in the Hanshin region.
Mt. Rokko Country House/Field Athletics	HYOGO	A comprehensive outdoor leisure facility located on Mt. Rokko
Mt. Rokko Artificial Snow Ski Area	HYOGO	An artificial snow ski slope located on Mt. Rokko
Up-Kannabe	HYOGO	Up-Kannabe serves as a ski area in winter and paragliding in summer.
Kannabe Kogen (Kannabe Highland)	HYOGO	Here, you can enjoy skiing in winter and various other outdoor sports the rest of the year.
Takeno Beach	HYOGO	A beautiful beach selected by the Environment Agency as one of the 88 Best Bathing Beaches in Japan.
Chikusa Kogen Nature Land	HYOGO	Chikusa Kogen Nature Land is a safe and comfortable ski area for families, because snowboarding is prohibited here.
Hachikita Kogen (Hachikita Highland)	HYOGO	On Hachikita Kogen, you can enjoy skiing in winter and paragliding in summer.

Kobe Oji Zoo	HYOGO	This zoo, popular for its pandas, is also a great cherry blossom viewing spot with approx. 480 cherry trees.
Sumaura Park/Sumaura Sanjo Amusement Park	HYOGO	From the cable car to the Sanjo Amusement Park, the passengers can look down to the beautiful scenery of white sand and green pines and a vast area of cherry blossoms in Sumaura Park.
Arima Hot Spring	HYOGO	Cherry blossoms in Arima come to full bloom about a week later than those of the flatlands. Cherry blossoms at Zenpukuji Temple, Onsenji Temple, Nenbutsuji Temple and along the Arimagawa River are recommended.
Shukugawa Park	HYOGO	Approx. 2,300 cherry trees on the two banks of Shukugawa River, stretching approx. 4 km from the coastline
Akashi Park	HYOGO	Approx. 1,200 cherry trees, from early to mid April
Ritsuunkyo Gorge	HYOGO	Concentration of old cherry trees over 300 years old
Hiokayama Park	HYOGO	1,500 cherry trees blossom beautifully.
Himeji Castle	HYOGO	Approx. 1,000 cherry trees of someiyoshino and yamazakura bloom beautifully.
Tatsuno Park	HYOGO	It is said that 3,000 cherry trees can be viewed at one glance in Tatsuno Park.
The Great Itozakura of Kofukuji Temple	HYOGO	A cherry tree blooms magnificently, engulfing the belfry on the premises of Kofukuji Temple.
The Great Cherry Tree of Tarumi	HYOGO	Recognized as a national natural treasure.
Sasayama Castle Ruin	HYOGO	900 cherry trees, from early to mid April
Kashu-Hachiman-Gu Shrine	HYOGO	Best time to visit is from late March to early April
Kuramachino Sakura-no-en	HYOGO	Approx. 1,000 someiyoshino cherry trees
Along the Ashiyagawa River	HYOGO	Cherry trees bloom along the river from Taishobashi Bridge to the Narihirabashi Bridge of Route 2.

Kobe Airport	HYOGO	Filming location for the movie Ultraman Mebius and Ultra Brothers (2006, Shochiku)
Kitano Ijinkan District	HYOGO	Filming location for the Korean drama Yurihwa (Stained Glass) (2004, Korea SBS)
Mosaic	HYOGO	Filming location for the Korean drama Yurihwa (Stained Glass) (2004, Korea SBS)
Himeji Castle	HYOGO	Filming location for TV drama Ooku ? Hana no Run (War of the Belles) (2005, Fuji Television). Several scenes were filmed in Nishinomaru Garden, from where the castle can be viewed most beautifully.
Shoshazan Enkyoji Temple	HYOGO	Filming location for the movie The Last Samurai (2003, Warner Bros.) The 27th location site of the Western Japan pilgrimage. Known as the Mt. Hiei Enryakuji Temple of the west.
Kinosaki Hot-Spring Resort	HYOGO	Filming location for NHK morning drama series Futarikko (Twin Sisters) (1996). Kinosaki retains a traditional atmosphere exclusive to hot spring resorts.
Fukiagehama Beach	HYOGO	Filming location for the 2000 NHK drama Nanohana no Oki (The Offing of Rape Blossoms)
Statue of Yumechiyo (Yumura Spa)	HYOGO	Filming location for the movie Yumechiyo Nikki (The Diary of Yumechiyo) (1985, Toei)
Ruins of Takeda Castle	HYOGO	Filming location for the movie Ten to Chi to (Heaven and Earth) (1990, Kadokawa)
Ruins of Miki Castle	HYOGO	Filming location for NHK Taiga drama Komyo ga Tsuji (2006)
Shin Nishinomiya Yacht Harbor	HYOGO	Filming location for NHK morning drama series Kaze no Haruka (Haruka in the Wind) (2005)