Kitano Ijinkan-Gai

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이 **
10 Mar
Thanks to Guide Luffy-chan's excellent commentary and care, we had a wonderful bus trip. I wish you all the best in your endeavors. Okini!
2+
클룩 회원
10 Mar
The guide was very informative and friendly! It's fine even if you go alone. I recommend this to anyone who doesn't know what to do on their trip.
이 **
8 Mar
I was completely satisfied. It's very close to Sannomiya Station, the staff are friendly, and there's a self-service kiosk for check-in/check-out that supports Korean. The room was spacious, and they even offered luggage storage and extra towels, which was a thoughtful touch.
2+
Jayvee ***
8 Mar
good place to relax and unwind
1+
Klook 用戶
8 Mar
The location is convenient, very close to both JR and Hankyu stations. This time, I accidentally booked a smoking room. The hallway had a strong smell of smoke, but the room itself didn't smell much, and it was quite clean.
클룩 회원
7 Mar
Thanks to our guide, Leo, who provided a wealth of information, our Kobe and Nara tour was incredibly fulfilling. Todai-ji Temple was even more impressive than Deer Park, and the Arima Onsen hot spring experience was wonderful. Shopping at Kobe Meriken Park and Harborland was also a lot of fun. I believe we were able to create such great memories thanks to Raku Tour. I highly recommend it! I'd love to go back again.
클룩 회원
7 Mar
I was looking for a way to make my parents' first trip memorable, so I booked a tour with Raku Tour for them. Our guide, Luffy-chan, was so much fun, kept us laughing even when we were tired, and gave us many great tips. It was fantastic! The tour wasn't boring at all, and compared to other tours, there was plenty of free time and a relaxed pace. If you're considering a tour with your parents, I highly recommend this one! As a bonus tip, at the end of the tour, they even recommend great restaurants, cafes, and travel spots!
1+
클룩 회원
6 Mar
I was looking for a one-day bus tour with my parents and found a course that included a hot spring, so I booked it! Haha. When I went, the gold bath was under construction, so I couldn't use it, but it was still nice to experience a hot spring at least once! Our guide, Luffy-chan, was full of energy, so we didn't get tired during the trip, and she took such great photos that my parents and I made many wonderful memories. We also took many pictures with the deer in Nara, and she gave us detailed tips, so I think we only met gentle deer. Haha. I'd like to book the Kobe-Nara tour again if I get the chance!
2+

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Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage of Kitano Ijinkan-Gai Kobe, a charming city district nestled at the foot of the Rokko mountain range. Discover the allure of this area, where foreign merchants and diplomats settled in the 19th century, leaving behind a legacy of beautifully preserved mansions known as Ijinkan. Experience the charm of Kobe by exploring the historic Kitano-cho Ijinkan, a unique foreign settlement quarter that dates back to the Meiji Era. With around 20 well-preserved Western-style buildings, this area offers a glimpse into Kobe's international trade history and cultural exchange. Discover the cultural significance and architectural beauty of this area as you immerse yourself in the old-world atmosphere of Kitano-cho Ijinkan. Step back in time to late 19th century Japan with a visit to Kobe Kitano Ijinkan, a charming district that once housed both foreign and Japanese residents in harmony. Nestled between mountains and the ocean, this historic area offers a unique blend of Western and Japanese culture that continues to captivate visitors today.
Kitanocho, Chuo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0002, Japan

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Kitano-cho Plaza

Visit the Kitano-cho Plaza, a public rest area with a bronze statue of a musician and the iconic Kazamidori no Yakata. Explore the historic building, built in 1904 by a German trader, and designated as an important cultural property.

Uroko no Ie

Explore the Uroko no Ie, a representative Ijinkan opened to the public in Kobe. Admire the beautiful natural slate exterior resembling fish scales and the bronze statue of the Calydonian Boar in the garden.

Uroko Museum

Discover the Uroko Museum, showcasing modern and contemporary European paintings. Marvel at the collection of landscape paintings and works by renowned artists like Matisse and Utrillo.

Culture and History

Kitano Ijinkan-Gai Kobe is steeped in cultural and historical significance, with beautifully preserved mansions offering insights into the foreign presence in the area during the 19th century. Kobe Kitano Ijinkan is steeped in cultural and historical significance, with a rich past that dates back to the late 19th century. The district was designed by British and German architects, creating a unique blend of Western and Japanese influences. The Ijinkan houses, once numbering over 300, now offer a glimpse into Japan's modernization and cultural exchange with foreigners.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the unique flavors of Kobe at the variety of cafes and restaurants in the district, offering a delightful culinary experience for visitors. While exploring Kitano-cho Ijinkan-gai, don't miss the opportunity to savor authentic Kobe beef and other local delicacies. Indulge in a culinary journey through Kobe's renowned dining scene.