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Kobe Harborland
Explore Kobe Harborland, a vibrant waterfront district offering shopping, dining, and entertainment with stunning views of Kobe's harbor.
Attractions
Shopping, Entertainment, Waterfront, Kobe
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Kobe Harborland is one of Kobe’s most popular destinations, blending shopping, dining, and entertainment in a scenic waterfront setting. The district features over 100 stores and dining options, including the prominent Umie shopping complex and Mosaic, an open-air mall with restaurants overlooking the harbor. Visitors can enjoy a variety of attractions such as the iconic Mosaic Ferris Wheel, cultural venues like the Kobe Anpanman Children's Museum, and romantic evening strolls along Gaslight Street. With its lively atmosphere and diverse offerings, Kobe Harborland is perfect for both day trips and evening outings.
Facilities & Services
- Shopping Centers
- Restaurants and Cafes
- Ferris Wheel
- Museum
- Public Restrooms
- Parking
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