Things to do in Maya Cable Sta.

This is our third visit to the Animal Kingdom. It was quite busy and some animals were not on display however we got to see some feedings and the new young Capybara.

there are signs everywhere from the subway line to the herb garden. the garden is pleasant and well maintained. would recommend the roundtrip ropeway tickets if you like to spend time taking photos of the flowers and landscape. the ropeway brings you up to the top of the hill and you make your way down to the first station to take the ropeway back to the ground level.

Enjoying the art installations along Mount Rokko, which combine natural landscapes with various forms of creative expression, creates a wonderfully relaxing atmosphere. The scenery along the way is breathtaking, and the stroll is thoroughly engaging, making for an art experience well worth exploring at a leisurely pace.

Excellent in every way. Impeccable gastronomy, attentive and warm service, and a privileged view that completes a perfect evening. A place to return to and recommend.

We were able to enter Attoa immediately after showing the QR code ☺️. Booking through Klook was very easy. The facility was very enjoyable, even for adults. I would have been happier with a slightly larger discount on the price. For Port Tower, it's more cost-effective for those aged 65 and over, or residents of Kobe City celebrating their birthday month, to purchase tickets directly at the counter, as they receive a 50% discount.

what a experience!! Loved the music 🎶 the food, & the view. It was very windy but thst gave dramatic effects for photos 📸.

Happening club near to the train stations which is surrounded by alot of food options. Thanks to klook for the special tourist pricing.

nice place to experience the legendary Kobe Beef. highly recommended when visiting Kobe. The staff who served us, Mr. Paolo was friendly and nice.

The staff is able to help in English. The have device that interprets video footages in English too. Every display in the gallery makes me sad thinking how devastating the earthquake was and how it took not one but a lot of lives.