神戸布引ハーブ園
Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens
Enjoy breathtaking views and aromatic experiences at Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens, Japan’s largest herb garden, accessible by a scenic ropeway ride.
Attractions
Nature, Gardens, Ropeway, Kobe
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Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens offers a serene escape into nature with over 75,000 herbs and flowers spread across 12 themed garden areas. The gardens are perched on the southern slopes of Mount Rokko and are accessible via a 10-minute ropeway ride from Shin-Kobe Station. Visitors can stroll through picturesque paths, explore the fragrant Herb Museum, and relax at the glasshouse or the on-site restaurant with panoramic views of Kobe. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or just seeking a peaceful retreat, Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens provides a multisensory experience that captures the essence of each season.
Facilities & Services
- Ropeway Access
- Herb Museum
- Glasshouse
- Restaurant and Café
- Free Wi-Fi
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