Walk through the historic Kitano area, once home to foreign residents. Learn how international exchange shaped the Western-style houses, why they were built on this hillside, and enjoy photo stops along the charming streets.

Walk from the mountain side toward the port, experiencing Kobe’s unique urban layout. Learn about the city’s compact geography, where mountains and harbor are closely connected, and enjoy the café-lined streets.

Explore the Former Foreign Settlement developed after the port opening. Discover how Western architecture blended with Japanese city planning, and take photos of elegant historic building exteriors.

Stroll through one of Japan’s three major Chinatowns. Learn about the Chinese community’s relationship with Kobe Port and discover both the tourist and local sides of the neighborhood. Street food tasting is optional.

Walk through a lively shopping arcade popular with both locals and visitors. Learn about everyday shopping culture in Kobe and experience how closely Motomachi connects to Chinatown and the Former Settlement.

Learn about the history of Kobe Port and its significance as an international harbor. Enjoy views of Port Tower and the waterfront, with time for photos and a short break.

Explore the redeveloped waterfront area and discover modern Kobe as a port city. Learn how former port facilities were transformed into public spaces, with free time for cafés, shopping, or relaxing by the water.

Enjoy panoramic views of Kobe from a hilltop, where mountains, city, and sea align in one view. This stop is optional and depends on weather, physical condition, and guest preference.