Kobe City①: From Earthquake Memory to The International Vibes With Memorable Kobe Beef Experience

Kobe City①: From Earthquake Memory to The International Vibes With Memorable Kobe Beef Experience

After exploring Shikoku, my next destination is Hyogo preference, and i explored Kobe City fiist, the largest city in the prefecture. Kobe has a rich history of development as an international port city, filled with vibrant culture and charm.

In this video, with my great friend Marty, who lived there for years, I explore Kobe’s artistic culture at the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, visit facilities and artworks that preserve the memory of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, experience the international atmosphere of the Ijinkan district and Nankinmachi (Chinatown), and enjoy the beautiful scenery where mountains meet the sea. We also savor Kobe beef, one of the city’s most famous culinary delights, with detailed explanations from the chef.

Please enjoy this video that captures the essence of Kobe – a city where history, culture, and cuisine interweave to create something truly special.

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Timestamps:
(will be updated)
0:00 Opening & Intro
1:13 Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art
9:30 Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution
10:43 Yumenomado Guest House
14:10 Sannnomiya Station
15:14 Kobe Beef Lunch
25:51 Ikuta Shrine
27:27 Kitano Ijinkan District
34:26 Heading to the spot for the “Kobe” View (with Kobe port tower)
41:52 Uniaue Japan culture
43:16 Chinatown
47:12 The reason for many shop streets in Kobe
49:30 Ending
※The mascots that appears at the left side is called Habatan from Hyogo prefecture as I was exploring the prefecture😇 (I do not yet know which prefecture I am going to next 😅)

【Related Info of this video】
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🏡｜Maya Guest House (ゲストハウス マヤ)
💰｜Dormitory: ¥3,500 (≈ $23) / Private: ¥8,000 (≈ $53)
🔗｜https://kobemaya.com/
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🏡｜Yumenomado Guest House (ゲストハウス ユメノマド)
💰｜Dormitory: ¥3,000 (≈ $20) / Private: ¥7,500 (≈ $50)
🔗｜https://yumenomad.com/
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🎨｜Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art (兵庫県立美術館)
💰｜¥500 (≈ $3.30)
🔗｜https://www.artm.pref.hyogo.jp
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🏛️｜Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution (人と防災未来センター)
💰｜¥600 (≈ $4)
🔗｜https://www.dri.ne.jp
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🥩｜Kobe Beef Miyabi (神戸牛みやび)
💰｜Lunch from ¥5,000 (≈ $33) / Dinner from ¥15,000 (≈ $100)
🔗｜https://www.koubegyuu.com/miyabi-sankita/
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⛩️｜Ikuta Shrine (生田神社)
💰｜Free admission
🔗｜https://www.ikutajinja.or.jp
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🏛️｜Kitano Ijinkan District (北野異人館)
💰｜Varies by building: ¥500-1,000 (≈ $3.30-6.60)
🔗｜https://www.ijinkan.net
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🥟｜Rokumeiso – Nankinmachi Chinatown (鹿鳴荘)
💰｜Lunch / Dinner from ¥1,000
🔗｜[https://www.rokumeiso.com](https://www.nankinmachi.or.jp/shopguide/detail/34)
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sources :
https://www.kami-tourism.com/feature/wagyu-no-genten

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https://kobecco.hpg.co.jp/66621/
https://www.sankei.com/article/20160908-5OKUTCQ525JLBLT6C2XF6AFROI/

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