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Kobe Chinatown Nankin-machi
Explore the vibrant Kobe Chinatown Nankin-machi, a lively hub of Chinese cuisine, culture, and shopping.
Attractions
Cultural, Dining, Shopping, Street Market
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Nankin-machi, Kobe’s Chinatown, is a bustling destination where you can immerse yourself in Chinese culture through its array of street food stalls, restaurants, and specialty shops. Whether you’re tasting authentic Chinese dumplings or browsing for unique souvenirs, Nankin-machi delivers an energetic mix of flavors, sights, and experiences. This lively district is perfect for food lovers and cultural explorers alike, offering a vibrant slice of China in the heart of Kobe.
Facilities & Services
- Street Food Stalls
- Restaurants
- Shopping
Kanteibyō (Kuan Ti Miao Temple)
Tucked within Kobe’s Nankinmachi district, Kanteibyō is a vibrant Taoist temple dedicated to the Chinese war god Guan Yu —a spiritual and architectural gem amidst the bustling food stalls.
Lazy Inn.
Hidden among the hills of Awaji, Lazy Inn. is a tranquil, adults-only boutique stay where modern minimalism meets curated local cuisine in an immersive natural setting.
KAMENOI HOTEL AKO
Set along the scenic Seto Inland Sea, KAMENOI HOTEL AKO is a relaxed coastal retreat with sea-view onsen, spacious rooms, and hearty buffet meals—ideal for families and group travelers.
Yumekaiyu Awajishima
Overlooking the calm waters of Sumoto Bay, Yumekaiyu Awajishima offers a cheerful, relaxing stay for families and couples, with oceanfront onsen and flexible room options.
Okuno Hosomichi
A tranquil, high-end retreat nestled in Arima’s wooded hillside, Okuno Hosomichi offers intimate luxury with private onsen baths, refined Japanese aesthetics, and immersive seasonal cuisine.