Umie
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When you are Sake lover but don’t have enough time to visit Nada area for Sake breweries, this is the shop you want.
This little shop on the ground floor of shopping mall Umie offers 500 different types of Sake from all over Japan. From a tiny cup to a huge bottle, enjoy discovering so many varieties of Sake.
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Kobe Pearl Museum (神戸パールミュージアム
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Japanese cultured pearls are known for its quality and beauty. We can learn its history and basics here in Kobe Pearl Museum. But why in Kobe? Most pearl farmers are in western Japan. It was natural those cultured pearls were gathered in Kobe, the biggest hub port in West Japan, and processed and auctioned before dispatched to other countries.
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Local Experience
Himeji Castle Tour from Kobe
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Duration
7 h
Languages
English, Japanese
Art & Design Storage Books
Design & Clothes
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Just imagine how exciting it’ll be to swing by a tiny bookshop to pick a special copy and have a chat with locals? Because it happens right here in storage books. Books are carefully curated and mosts are about designs, computer graphics and folk cultures.
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ホテル ケーニヒスクローネ神戸 (Konigskrone Kobe)
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Konigskrone has been loved by locals since they established in 1977. Their signature product is called "krone", a small cylindrical pie filled with custard cream. From young to old, locals have been obsessed with this simple yet addictively good pie.
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ユザワヤ 神戸店 ( Yuzawaya)
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Is any sewing lover watching my page? I had a passionate quilter in my tour before and she got super excited when I introduced her Yuzawaya. You can find every imaginal fabric and knit and cute little buttons and everything sewing related products here!
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Daikoku Masamune
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Being one of the smallest Sake brewery in Nada area, no other breweries are loved and supported by locals this much. They brew Sake by hands and not automated. Their Sake almost only consumed locally, making it totally worth to pay a visit even though they are not offering factory tour.
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Local Experience
Himeji Castle Tour from Kobe
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Duration
7 h
Languages
English, Japanese
Daimaru (大丸 神戸店)
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Have you heard the word "Depachika"? It means the basement floor of a department store, and the entire floor is usually dedicated to foods. A lots of local foods from fresh fishes to veggies, ready to eat meals and bakeries. It's a bit fancy place still a part of locals daily routine.
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TOWN to CITY (タウントゥーシティー)
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Hyogo prefecture is 8396㎢ large. It stretches from Setouchi inland sea to Japan sea. Each region has its own delicacies and you can buy them here at the heart of Kobe. They sell foods mainly, and most products are officially chosen as Hyogo Delicacy by local authority.
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浜福鶴吟醸工房 (Hamahukutsuru brewer)
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Nada Ward has been famous for its Sake brewing. Hamahukutsuru is one of the best brewer in the area and they show us some of their brewing facilities in this museum. We can learn the basics of Sake brewing and see the modern brewing process here.
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FARMSTAND
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Reducing the food miles is everybody’s concern. After successful 4 years hosting Saturday market in 東遊園地,”Eat Local Kobe” started this shop to provide locally grown products straight from farmers to tables. This is where you can find seasonal Kobe foods.
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Arima Onsen (有馬温泉)
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45minutes by bus from JR Sannomiya station, Arima onsen is the Japan's oldest hot spring resort loved by both locals and tourists. Besides taking nutritious Onsen, it's fun to walk nostalgic streets with snacks from local shops.
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神戸煉瓦倉庫 (Kobe Brick Warehouse)
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This red brick warehouse was built in late 1890s and was used as main warehouse receiving cargos from abroad until 1987. Now it's preserved as a shopping complex of cafes and other shops, offering locals relaxing time on the quay.
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Kobe Harborland (神戸ハーバーランド)
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Kobe harbor land is facing Kobe port which opened about 150years ago soon after Edo era finished. It's not only a tourists' favorite place, many local people love to take a walk and exercise, or simply relax thanks to its panoramic harbor view and many shops and cafes.
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菊正宗酒造記念館 (Kikumasamune Sake Brewery Museum)
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Nada has been a Japan's biggest and the most famous Sake brewing district for hundreds of years, where locals Love and proud of their quality products. We can taste freshly squeezed Sake straight from barrels only in Brewers.
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