生田神社
Ikuta Shrine
Visit Ikuta Shrine, one of Japan’s oldest Shinto shrines, known for its vibrant history, spiritual significance, and connections to love and matchmaking.
Attractions
Shrine, Cultural, Historic, Kobe
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Founded over 1,800 years ago, Ikuta Shrine is a significant Shinto shrine in Kobe, dedicated to the deity Wakahirume-no-Mikoto. The shrine is renowned for its role in love and matchmaking, attracting couples and individuals seeking blessings for relationships. Its tranquil grounds feature ancient trees, a sacred pond, and a beautiful vermilion torii gate. Located in the heart of Kobe, the shrine offers a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city and hosts various festivals and traditional ceremonies throughout the year.
Facilities & Services
- Prayer Hall
- Gift Shop
- Public Restrooms
HOP STAND Kobe Mosaic Store
A bright, family-friendly fusion of Rokko craft beer and hops-seasoned yakitori with harbor views and an approachable, market‑style atmosphere.
The Oyster Bar Kobe
A stylish oyster bar overlooking Kobe Harbor, offering a creative lineup of raw, grilled, and fried oysters paired with wines and casual Italian cuisine.
New Munchen Hafenburg
A lively German-style beer hall perched over Kobe Harbor, known for fresh local beer, crunchy Tamba chicken karaage, and sweeping ocean-to-nightcity views.
resto Adol
A warm, meat-centered casual eatery in Hyogo Ward, praised for generous lunch specials and a relaxed evening izakaya vibe under local ownership.
Sakazaiya Shibuki
A relaxed yet refined kappo-izakaya near Kobe Station, specializing in seafood, tempura, and generous set lunches in counter and kotatsu settings.