This video documents a mother-daughter overnight journey in Kobe (神戸), Hyogo Prefecture (兵庫県), showcasing the city’s famous sights, unique districts, and regional cuisine. Starting from the transportation hub at Kobe Sannomiya (神戸三宮), viewers are guided through major attractions such as Meriken Park (メリケンパーク) and Harborland (ハーバーランド), both located near Kobe’s waterfront. Meriken Park is a renowned coastal destination, noted for its contemporary art installations and proximity to the iconic Kobe Port Tower (ポートタワー). Harborland offers shopping, entertainment, and picturesque evening views of the water and city lights.

The video also highlights the historic significance of the Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake (阪神淡路大震災) memorials in the area, which provide visitors with insight into the city’s resilience and reconstruction. In culinary stops, the video visits the famous Freundlieb (フロインドリーブ) bakery and cafe, known for its European-style bread and pastries, as well as offering a taste of locally renowned Kobe beef (神戸牛) – a must for visitors seeking gourmet experiences.

Cultural exploration includes a visit to Kitano Ijinkan (北野異人館), a district filled with Western-style residences built during the late 19th century, reflecting Kobe’s history as an international port city. The trip also features a walk through Nankinmachi (南京町), Kobe’s vibrant Chinatown, which offers a range of Chinese street food and specialty shops. Accommodation for the night is at Rem Plus Kobe Sannomiya (レムプラス神戸三宮), a centrally located hotel noted for its convenience and comfort.

Kobe is celebrated for blending modern cityscapes with international influence and historical layers. Easily accessible by train from Osaka and Kyoto, the city is perfect for short getaways, family trips, and culinary tours. The video’s itinerary provides viewers with a practical guide to Kobe’s main spots, including historical, cultural, and contemporary experiences for travelers to Hyogo Prefecture.