The coastal area from Kobe to Nishinomiya is the largest sake-producing region in Japan, and has been called “Nada-Gogo (The Five Villages of Nada)” since old times. Three of the five villages--Nishi-go, Mikage-go and Uozaki-go--are located within the city of Kobe. Additionally, there is a unique and attractive art museum uptown, and Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art in HAT Kobe (Kobe New Eastern City Centre) has been renovated since the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.
Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art
Kobe City Oji Zoo
Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake memorial "Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution"
Nadahama Science Square
Ishoan
Hamafukutsuru Brewery
Sakuramasamune"Sakuraen"
Sawanotsuru Museum
Kiku-Masamune Brewing Memorial Museum
Hakutsuru Brewing Memorial Museum
Takinokoi Kuramoto Club Sakesho-kan 
Kobe Shushin-kan
Kobe Konan Muko-no-sato (Konanzuke Museum)
Kosetsu Museum of Art
Hakutsuru Arts Museum
Sera Museum of Art
Kobe City Museum of Literature
- You can see the sightseeing spots in each area.
- Sannomiya / Motomachi
- Kitano / Shin-Kobe
- Harborland
Meriken Park - Port Island
Rokko Island
Kobe Airport - Mt. Rokko / Mt. Maya
- Nada / Higashi-Nada
- Arima
- Hyogo / Nagata
- Suma / Maiko
- Seishin
- Hokushin
