神戸港震災メモリアルパーク
Port of Kobe Earthquake Memorial Park
A poignant memorial park preserving the remains of the 1995 Kobe earthquake, offering educational exhibits and a testament to resilience.
Attractions
Memorial, Historical, Educational
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The Port of Kobe Earthquake Memorial Park commemorates the devastating Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake of 1995. This park preserves a 60-meter section of the Meriken Wharf quay wall, showcasing the immense damage inflicted by the earthquake. Visitors can view photos, videos, and informative displays detailing the disaster's impact and the city's recovery efforts. The park serves as a powerful reminder of the tragedy while highlighting the resilience and rebuilding of Kobe.
Facilities & Services
- Educational Exhibits
- Photos and Videos
- Restrooms
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