Things to do in Kobe

Visiting the Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden and Ropeway was a great experience, especially this year with the Christmas market happening. December was a perfect time to go—the atmosphere was festive and beautiful. Riding the ropeway was also a highlight, with great views and a relaxing experience going up and down the mountain. Overall, it was a wonderful and memorable experience, and I highly recommend visiting during the holiday season.

I used it according to the bus tour schedule!! It was more convenient because towels and bathing tax were included, so there were no additional costs. It was more amazing and nice to use it after learning about Japanese onsen manners. I was so sad that I couldn't drink milk after the onsen. It was amazing that there were more local Japanese people than Koreans or foreigners!! That's how I felt that it was one of the famous top 3 onsen in Japan ^^ For more details, please click the link. https://m.blog.naver.com/made5451216/224109540804

Overall Experience: Highly Recommended Booking tickets in advance made the process much faster, as we were able to skip the long lines and go straight to the counter. The park wasn't too crowded today, which made for a relaxing visit. Both the kids and adults had a fantastic time playing in the snow and using the sleds. Overall, it was a great experience!

Kobe Port Tower is such a nice spot to unwind and enjoy the city’s coastal vibes. The tower’s red design really stands out, and the view from the top is beautiful. A relaxing stop if you’re exploring Kobe!

Was contacted the day before the tour to confirm the meeting place and guide contact details. Driver was steady and careful and our friendly guide Iris took great care to make sure that everyone was accounted for and was very accommodating. Great experience!

Highly recommend joining this tour. Himeji Castle is a very historic and beautiful castle. Koko-en Garden next to it is also very serene and picturesque. There's a great restaurant in the garden, but because you have to queue and we didn't have enough time, we weren't able to eat there. Afterwards, we went to 'Arima' to soak in a hot spring and had some snacks in the town to relieve the fatigue of climbing Himeji Castle, and finally went to Mount Rokko to enjoy the night view, completing a happy trip. I also want to thank the driver and the tour guide Ni-san. Especially the tour guide, who was very professional and humorous, making the whole trip not only informative about the history of Osaka and Kobe, but also full of laughter. It was truly an unforgettable trip.

Richard the guide was great and communicative. I'm grateful for his ability to switch between three languages. For a stress-free commute to Rokko Snow Park and Arima Onsen, choose this tour. This tour was quite fun with the options at the park, although I wish there was more time in the Arima Onsen area. With the hour you have, if you don't enjoy the onsen or the foot bathing area, try the soy milk/black bean ice cream, soy milk donuts, and egg pudding. Arima Onsen area has a lot to explore.

The meeting point hosts multiple tour groups, so you need to look around to find the right one. The location is convenient to get to, and it's efficient without transfers. The tour guide is also enthusiastic and helpful. However, some tour members were late for the return meeting time, causing delays. But the kids had fun, so it was worth it. The snow is artificial and hard, and there wasn't much snow (artificial snow) when we came.

this is my second time at mt.rokko and third time at nara park and it’s just as amazing as the first time. the tour guide was very friendly and helpful. had a great time skiing at mt.rokko and enjoyed roaming around nara park with the deers