Kobe 4 timers privat tur med regeringslicenseret guide
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Denne værdifulde tur med en regeringslicenseret og erfaren flersproget rejseguide er en fantastisk og effektiv måde at udforske Kobe på! Kobe ligger på en bjergskråning, der skråner ned til havet, og er en af Japans mest attraktive og kosmopolitiske byer. Kompakt og designet til gåture, det er nemt at besøge som en dagstur fra Osaka eller Kyoto. Fordyb dig i byens særegne atmosfære og spisemuligheder! Fortæl os, hvad du gerne vil opleve, og vi tilpasser en fire-timers tur, der er bedst for dig! Bemærk*1: Vælg venligst dine must-see-steder fra en liste i turinformationen for at oprette din tilpassede rejseplan. Bemærk*2: National Government Licensed Guide Tolk-certificeringen er udstedt af den japanske regering kræver et godt kendskab til og forståelse af japansk kultur og historie.
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Rejseplan
Mount Rokko (六甲 山, Rokkōsan, 931 meter) er den højeste top i Rokko bjergkæden, som giver den behagelige grønne baggrund til byen Kobe. Panoramaudsigt over den stærkt urbaniserede Hanshin-region (Kobe og Osaka) kan nydes fra bjerget og er især spektakulær omkring solnedgang.
Shin-Kobe Ropeway (新 神 戸 ロ ー プ ウ ェ ー) er en af tre tjenester, der løfter turister op ad de sydlige skråninger af Rokko-bjergkæden. Ropeway afgår fra ved siden af Shin-Kobe Station, Kobe's shinkansen station. Når den stiger op, passerer den ved Nunobiki-vandfaldet og Nunobiki Herb Garden og giver en dejlig luftig udsigt over begge. Højdepunktet på turen ligger i observationsdækket, der ligger lige ved øverste station, der tilbyder en spektakulær udsigt over Kobe og er et populært sted om natten.
Den 17. januar 1995 kl. 05.46 blev byen Kobe ramt af det store Hanshin Awaji-jordskælv, hvilket resulterede i mere end 5000 menneskers død og ødelæggelse af titusinder af hjem. Earthquake Memorial Museum, en del af katastrofens reduktion og menneskelig renoveringsinstitution (人 と 防災 未来 セ ン タ ー, Hito til Bōsai Mirai Center), blev åbnet i 2002 for at mindes om den tragiske begivenhed og for at uddanne besøgende om jordskælv og katastrofeforebyggelse. Museet inkluderer et stort skærmteater med realistiske billeder af jordskælvets ødelæggelse, en dokumentarfilm om gendannelsesprocessen, masser af oplysninger om jordskælvet og forskellige interaktive spil om katastrofeforebyggelse.
Kitano-cho (北野 町, Kitanochō) er et byområde ved foden af Rokko-bjergkæden, hvor mange udenlandske købmænd og diplomater bosatte sig, efter at Kobe Havn blev åbnet for udenrigshandel i anden halvdel af det 19. århundrede. Mere end et dusin af de tidligere palæer, kendt som Ijinkan, forbliver i området og er åbne for offentligheden som museer. De fleste af huse opkræver et adgangsgebyr mellem 550 til 750 yen, mens der er kombinationskort for flere huse. Hele distriktet er behageligt at gå igennem og tilbyder en række cafeer, restauranter og butikker, hvilket gør det til en favorit blandt unge japanske par.
Kobe Harborland (神 戸 ハ ー バ ー ラ ン ド) er et shopping- og underholdningsdistrikt mellem JR Kobe Station og havnefronten i Kobe's havneområde. Området byder på et stort udvalg af butikker, restauranter, caféer og andre forlystelser, som sammen med den romantiske aftenstemning har gjort det til et populært sted for både par og turister. Det mest fremtrædende shoppingkompleks i Kobe Harborland er Umie, der består af tre dele: Mosaic, South Mall og North Mall. Mosaik strækker sig langs havnefronten og tilbyder et bredt udvalg af restauranter. Mange af spisestederne har udsigt over havnen med udsigt over Kobe Port Tower og Kobe Maritime Museum over vandet, hvilket er særligt dejligt om aftenen, når de er oplyst. I den sydlige ende af Mosaic står et pariserhjul og Anpanman Museum, et museum dedikeret til den populære manga og anime-serie om den brødhovedede superhelt. South Mall og North Mall er lukkede indkøbscentre med et stormagasin og flere forskellige mindre butikker.
Kobe's Nada (灘) -distrikt er Japans største producent af skyld. Det har længe været berømt for dets skyld på grund af tilgængeligheden af høj kvalitet ris, passende vand og gunstige vejrforhold i området. Dets nærhed til Kobe havn og Osaka har også lettet fysisk distribution siden gamle tider. Mange skyld bryggerier opererer i Nada-distriktet, der strækker sig cirka tre kilometer øst til vest. Nogle åbner butikker og / eller udstillingslokaler for offentligheden og giver gæsterne mulighed for at smage deres skyld. Et par af dem har også et museum, der introducerer processen med at brygge skyld.
Sawanotsuru Sake-museet blev åbnet i 1978 med det formål at mindes Nada-distriktets skyldbrygningsarv. Det blev ødelagt af det store Hanshin-jordskælv i 1995 og blev derefter genopbygget i 1999. Besøgende kan lære om traditionelle brygningsmetoder og de involverede ingredienser. Engelsk pjecer er tilgængelige.
Nankinmachi (南京 町) er en kompakt Chinatown i det centrale Kobe og et centrum for det kinesiske samfund i Kansai-regionen. Området blev udviklet af kinesiske købmænd, der bosatte sig i nærheden af Kobe havn, efter at havnen blev åbnet for udenrigshandel i 1868. Da Chinatown udviklede sig, blev det kendt som Nankinmachi efter Nanjing, den tidligere kinesiske hovedstad. Nankinmachi er en populær turistattraktion og shopping- og spisesteder. To hovedgader løber gennem distriktet og møder hinanden på en lille plaza i centrum. De er fyldt med butikker, restauranter og madstande, der sælger populære varer som dampede boller (manju), ramen, tapioca-drinks og forskellige andre kinesiske retter, hvoraf mange er blevet japansk til en vis grad.
Sakuramasamune har et lille udstillingsrum, der viser nogle værktøjer og enkle maskiner, der tidligere blev anvendt til skyldproduktion. Der er også en videopræsentation, der viser klip af dens traditionelle brygningsproces. Sake-prøvesmagning fås i en butik, der sælger dens skyld brygge. Der er begrænset engelsk information på dette sted.
Hamafukutsuru har vundet adskillige priser for sin "ginjo" skyld af høj kvalitet. Udstillingsrummet på bygningens andet niveau forklarer gæsterne deres brygningsproces gennem diagrammer og skriftlig information (tilgængelig engelsk). Besøgende er også i stand til at kigge gennem vinduer for at se på bryggemaskiner, når de bruges.
Kikumasamune Sake Museum ligger i en dejlig træpudsebygning. Træværktøjer, containere og maskiner udstilles i et rum ledsaget af atmosfærisk belysning og traditionel musik. Velskrevne pjece findes på ni sprog.
Shushinkan har en stor butik, der sælger skyld- og skyldrelaterede produkter, samt en restaurant, der serverer japansk køkken i kombination med skyld. Gratis guidede ture på skyldlageret afholdes en gang om dagen undtagen i december. Sake-smagning er også tilgængelig.
Akashi Kaikyo-broen er, med en længde på næsten fire kilometer, verdens længste hængebro. Åbnede i 1998 og spænder over Akashi-strædet (Akashi Kaikyo) mellem Kobe og Awaji Island og er en del af Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway, en af tre motorveje, der forbinder Honshu med Shikoku. Bridge Exhibition Center ved foden af Kobe-siden af broen giver godt præsenteret information om planlægningen og konstruktionen af broen og om andre hængebroer rundt om i verden, skønt de detaljerede forklaringer kun er tilgængelige på japansk.
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Denne private tur er en vandredagstur. Et privat køretøj er ikke inkluderet. Offentlig transport eller lokale taxaer kan bruges til at overføre mellem steder. Præcise transportomkostninger kan diskuteres med guiden, efter at en reservation er afsluttet. Hav venligst japanske yen ved hånden til dine transportomkostninger. Hvis du ønsker at arrangere et privat køretøj, bedes du kontakte os direkte. Alle private køretøjer skal bestilles 5 dage i forvejen. Maksimalt antal passagerer: 7.
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Anmeldelser(84)
This was the perfect Kyoto tour for our family (two older kids). LJ was the absolute best guide. He explained things along the way and made sure we could have memorable photos to go along with our trip. Our kids haven’t stopped raving about him and the tour which never happens! This is a must do for Kyoto
Chiyuki kept us informed on our itinerary and provided valuable insights on the places we visited. Never a dull moment with her as our guide. Very helpful too on our queries.
You enjoyed in Kobe ! Thank you very much for letting me know. Your words encourage me. That means a lot to me. I am very honored to hear that. And I was so lucky to meet you. I also had a wonderful memory with you all. I hope you had a great trip in Japan. Thank you. Chiyuki
We had a great tour with Norio, would highly recommend him! He was very friendly and knowledgeable!
Thank you so much for your kind review. We visited Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Sorakuen Garden and Kobe Motomachi Shopping Street. It was a hot day but the Bridge and Garden were beautiful, and shopping was really fun. Thank you again, I enjoyed a lot with you two. From your guide, Norio
Our delightful guide, Norio, was knowledgeable and a master at train negotiation! A highlight of the tour was the Herb Garden and Ropeway visit. The Sake Brewery and Museum was interesting with fabulous explanation from Norio combined with outstanding exhibits and tastings! He then left us to wander at our leisure in Chinatown.
Thank you so much for your kind review. Yes, we visited Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden, Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum, and finished the tour at ChinaTown. In the Herb Garden, the roses were so pretty and beautiful, and the views of Kobe from there were breathtaking. And, we enjoyed learning the complicated process of Sake making. Thanks again, I had a wonderful time with you three. From your guide, Norio
We were met by Harumi Sagayama, our guide, at the Shinkansen station. We immediately bonded over a shared love of Sumo, in particular as her favourite and ours are brothers! She went over the itinerary and adjusted the order of things to suit our preferences. Harumi was very knowledgeable, showing us the best order in which to view the Herb Gardens .. an hour seemed like a long time but we could have stayed there longer! We went on to view the earthquake memorial, go shopping, check out several museums and had a great tour of Kobe, with extensive explanations of the history of the city. We had many options for lunch but decided on an authentic Japanese experience .. the menu was hand-written in Japanese only and the food was delicious, although we would have been utterly lost without Harumi translating for us! When we went to pay for lunch we discovered a disaster-my wife had lost her wallet! Harumi was extremely helpful, taking us back to the last place she had used the wallet. The shop had no idea but Harumi took us to the security office and thankfully the lost was found! Given that the wallet had all of her ID, credit cards etc if we hadn't found it we would have been in considerable trouble but Harumi stayed with us past the official end-time of the tour to ensure that we retrieved the wallet and that we were all set for our return trip. She turned what would have been disaster around, and we are profoundly grateful! Not only a skilled and wise guide but a friendly, helpful and resourceful person! We would highly recommend her for anyone interested in learning about Kobe.
Thank you for your kind comments. We had a very enjoyable tour. I was also relieved that your wallet was returned. I believe this is due to your good character. Please come to Japan again. I would love to enjoy sumo wrestling with you. - Harumi
My wife and I visited a Sake Brewery and the Ropeway and herb garden in Kobe. Both atractions were excellent. We were shown around by Mizu our guide who was brillant; very professional and informative and a great character. We highly recommend Mizu and the attractions, not to be missed.
Brilliant. My wife and I visited a Sake Brewery and the Ropeway and Herb Garden. We had a fantastic tour. Mizo our guide was excellent. She was very professional, informative and has a lovely character. We highly recommend Mizo and to visit these places - not to be missed.
Dear my guest Thank you for joining the Kobe tour and writing a positive review. I am very happy that you enjoyed my tour and you interested in Japan and Kobe so much. And you shared much interesting stories about your country. I hope that you are always well. Best regards Mizu
We arrived in Kobe on a cruise ship April 2026 Our guide Mr Yama had helped us plan a tour for the two of us prior to our arrival in Japan giving us several options. We had a most enjoyable and informative tour of the venues we had agreed on with him previously. He was waiting for us at the cruise port terminal as agreed and we first went to the Herb Garden via a cable car ride up the steep mountain side. The ride gave us a great view of Kobe and as it was fine we could even see Osaka. Our next stop was the European section of town which we walked down to from the Herb Garden . We enjoyed a coffee and cake at Starbucks to conclude our trip. Mr.Yama passed on to us his extensive knowledge of the history of sites visited and Kobe in general during the tour He also took photos of us during the tour to create memories for the future for us. His translation of written Japanese language inscriptions when required was appreciated. He was patient allowing us to set our own pace throughout the tour.
We enjoyed our time with Chiyuki as she toured us throughout Kobe. Showed as how to maneuver the trains and buses. She toured us through the beautiful Herb Gardens with a wonderful view of the city. Sake tasting in the Sake District and lunch and shopping back in China town. It was a perfect day with the perfect tour guide.
That‘s very nice of you to say so. Thanks a lot! And it makes me happy that you enjoyed Kobe. The weather was also on our side. Thank you for the great time. I really enjoyed talking with you. You are amazing travelers. I hope you enjoyed in Japan. Thank you very much. Chiyuki
We booked this tour for the two of us and had a very interesting and enjoyable tour. Aki, our professional guide, sent us several options for our tour ahead of time and we selected the one that appealed to us. We went to the Herb Garden via a 10 minute gondola ride up the steep mountain side. The ride gave us a great view of Kobe and with the clear weather, we could even see Osaka. The Gardens were a mix of European style and Japanese but were as immaculate as a garden area could be, very well landscaped and maintained. We wander down the mountain with different herb gardens along just off the wide boulevards. Very impressive, even if you don't have a great interest in gardens and herbs. Our next stop was to the European section of town to walk through and see the older buildings that had survived the war. Other than the roof tiles, they were very familiar to us as they looked a lot like home. Still, very interesting to see the blend of styles. Walking through the neighbour led us to the Chinatown section, one of the three largest in Japan. We happened to be walking through the main street around lunch time and were stopped by some high school girls. Aki explained that they were on a scavenger hunt and had to bring back a photo with a foreign person and they wanted to know if they could get a picture with us. Unusual, to say the least, but we obliged and Aki took the photo for them. I hope they got a top score! Finally, she took us to the main shopping street nearby where the street was roofed over in frosted glass. Lots of different shops including a 100 Yen store/dollar store which was fun to poke around in. She took us to the spot where the free shuttle to the port terminal did the pickups which happened to be next to the Daimaru department store. She suggested going down to the basement floor to see the food that the locals routinely buy. We did and were surprised to see that it was much more than a grocery store. There were many sections with sweets and chocolates for sale as well as take way meals. The decor by itself was impressive, and the displays of chocolates etc were almost works of art. Yes, we bought some as gifts, they were too pretty not to. Final point to discuss was getting around. We used the local public transport, purchasing tickets with Aki's help. It is important to know that the only digital payment available seems to be prepaid metro cards, so cash is required. Aki let us know ahead of time what we would need to budget and it was more than enough. Admission to the Herb Garden was payable by credit card as well as purchases at the department store, but the shops in Chinatown and the shopping street were cash only. We had a very enjoyable tour and a great guide, Aki made sure we had brought what we needed for cash to get around and gave us a private tailored tour that we loved. Highly recommend this tour and especially Aki who made it a bespoke day out.
Thank you SO much for your kind and positive feedback on the tour. I really appreciate it ! And also thank you for taking your time to write such a long review. I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed the tour with me. It is a great honor and encouragement for a guide to receive such words of great appreciation. I had a wonderful time with you two!! Wish you happiness and health in your life. THANK YOU!!!! Sincerely yours, Aki
