Kobe Museums

The Earthquake Memorial Museum in Kobe honors the victims of the 1995 Great Hanshin Awaji Earthquake. It offers immersive exhibits, including earthquake footage, interactive displays, and disaster preparedness lessons.

The Kobe City Museum, opened in 1982, offers a fascinating collection of artifacts showcasing Japan's rich history. Highlights include Namban Art and items reflecting Japan’s cultural exchange with the world.

The Kobe Maritime Museum, located in Meriken Park, is a must-visit for maritime lovers. With its sail-shaped design, it showcases the history of Kobe Port and its role in global trade, offering a unique experience.

The Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art in Kobe offers a stunning collection of modern and contemporary art. Designed by Tadao Ando, the museum features exhibitions, performances, and scenic waterfront views.

Kawasaki Good Times World, next to the Kobe Maritime Museum, is a must-visit for tech enthusiasts. Explore groundbreaking vehicles like shinkansen, jets, and motorcycles with interactive exhibits and hands-on fun!

Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum offers an immersive journey into Japan’s sake-making traditions. Explore life-sized exhibits, enjoy sake tastings, and learn about brewing techniques at this must-see attraction.

Kikumasamune Sake Museum offers an immersive experience into Japan's sake traditions. Explore vintage brewing tools, machinery, and the craft of barrel-making at the nearby Taru Sake Meister Factory.

The Sakuramasamune Sake Brewery offers an authentic look into traditional sake-making. Explore exhibits on brewing tools, watch a video on the process, and taste a variety of signature sake at the shop.

The Anpanman Museum in Kobe is a vibrant, family-friendly destination for fans of the beloved Japanese character. Explore interactive exhibits, meet characters, and shop for Anpanman merchandise!

The Platon Decorative Arts Museum, also known as the Italian House, is a beautifully preserved foreigner’s residence from the 1910s. Explore its unique collection of art, furniture, and Italian cuisine!

Uroko House is a historic landmark in Kobe, known for its fish-scale siding. Explore antique furniture, Russian modern art, and enjoy stunning panoramic views of Kobe from the top floor—an unmissable experience!

The Dutch Museum in Kobe offers a fascinating look into Japan-Netherlands cultural exchange. Explore antique Dutch furniture, enjoy a perfume workshop, and shop for unique scents in the charming gift shop.

The Sawanotsuru Sake Museum in Kobe’s Nada district offers an immersive look at traditional sake brewing. Explore exhibits, learn about key ingredients, and dive into the region's rich sake heritage.

Kobe Konan Muko no Sato offers a unique culinary experience focused on dishes made with sake lees. Explore the museum, enjoy sake-pairing meals, and shop for delicious food products. A foodie’s paradise!

Rokko Morinone Museum, nestled on Mount Rokko in Kobe, blends modern art with nature. Explore sculptures, paintings, and installations surrounded by lush greenery, offering stunning views and tranquility.