Kobe Chinatown: Nankinmachi
Kobe Chinatown, also called Nankinmachi, covers a small area, but it is packed with Chinese restaurants, street food stalls, and souvenir shops. Nankinmachi is one of three Chinatowns in Japan along with those in Yokohama and Nagasaki, and it is one of Kobe’s major tourist attractions. In this article we will introduce the area’s history, the main architectural sights, its festivals, and the best places to eat authentic Chinese food. Read more
Sannomiya Shrine
Sannomiya Shrine is a small shrine in central Kobe. Although it is not a major tourist attraction, it is a site of historical importance and is easy enough to visit when in the area. Kobe’s Sannomiya district, a major transport hub and commercial center is actually named after this little shrine. Read more
Kobe Mosque and Halal Food in Kobe
As an international port city, Kobe has long welcomed people from all over the world and people of many cultures and religions have made their home in the city. The Muslim community in Kobe is also well-established and Kobe Mosque is the oldest mosque in Japan. Read more