๐ Articles about Hyogo
Himeji Castle Full Day Course with Kokoen and Mount Shosha Engyoji
A royal road one day plan around Himeji Castle, Kokoen garden and Mount Shosha Engyoji.โฆ
Kobe City One Day Course from Kitano to Nankinmachi and Harborland
A classic one day plan from Sannomiya through Kitano, Nankinmachi and Harborland.โฆ
Takasago Anago: Fragrant Grilled Conger from the Harima Sea
Rich grilled conger eel is the pride of Takasago, a delicacy from the bounty of the Harimaโฆ
Nada Sake: Japans Foremost Sake-Brewing District
Born from Miyamizu water and Rokko winds, Nada sake invites you to tour historic breweriesโฆ
Awaji Island Onions: Astonishingly Sweet Island Brand Onions
Sweet even raw, Awaji onions shine in onion soup and grilled onion steaks.โฆ
Banshu Ramen: Sweet-Soy Local Noodles Born in Nishiwaki
Sweet soy-based soup defines this Nishiwaki specialty, a gentle bowl from the textile townโฆ
Akashiyaki: Egg-Rich Dumplings Dipped in Warm Dashi
Known locally as tamagoyaki, these fluffy dumplings are dipped in warm dashi broth in Akasโฆ
Takeno Onsen Kitamaekan: Hot Spring Guide & Access
A scenic seaside bath overlooking the Sea of Japan right beside Takeno Beach.โฆ
Arima Onsen: Hot Spring Guide & Visitor Access (Hyogo)
One of Japan oldest hot springs, with reddish kinsen and clear ginsen public baths.โฆ
Hara Fudo Falls, a Waterfall of Happiness Where Two Streams Embrace
An 88-meter famed cascade ringed by primeval forest in Hagacho, Shiso City, called the falโฆ
Wada Shrine, a Hidden Old Sanctuary Where a Sea Deity Came Ashore in Kobe
A local old shrine at Wadamisaki in Hyogo Ward of Kobe, known for its great camphor tree aโฆ
Hashiudo Shrine, a Local Sanctuary of Good Fortune in Kobe Motomachi
A little-known local spot for good fortune tucked one street south of the Kobe Motomachi sโฆ
Hokura Shrine, an Ancient Hilltop Sanctuary of Sacred Stones in Kobe
A little-known old shrine on the Okamoto heights of Kobe, with scattered megaliths that reโฆ
5 Instagram-Worthy Gourmet Picks & Souvenirs in Hyogo
Hyogo Prefecture โ home to Kobe, Himeji, Arima Onsen, and more โ is bursting with alluringโฆ
5 Photogenic Scenic Spots in Hyogo
Hyogo Prefecture is a treasure trove of photogenic sceneryโsea, mountains, lakes, and castโฆ
Hyogo Autumn Foliage: Mt. Rokko, Arima Onsen & Ankokuji Temple
Burning red, warm orange, translucent yellow - autumn in Hyogo welcomes travelers with stuโฆ
Hyogo Cherry Blossom Guide: Best Sakura Spots
Discover the most beautiful cherry blossom spots in Hyogo. Spring sakura viewing guide witโฆ
Hyogo Local Gourmet Guide: Kobe Beef
Discover Hyogo''s unique local cuisine including ็ฅๆธ็. A food lover''s guide to the best loโฆ
Kobe Kitano Ijinkan: Western Mansion District with Meiji Period Exotic Atmosphere
Kitano-cho in Chuo Ward, Kobe, has over 30 ijinkan (Western-style houses) where foreignersโฆ
Akashi Sea Bream: Natural Fish Nurtured by the World's Largest Whirlpool, Akashi Strait
Akashi City in Hyogo is a fish town famous for "Akashi Sea Bream" raised in the turbulent โฆ
Kobe Nankinmachi: One of Japan's Three Great Chinatowns, Street Where Gourmet and Exotic Culture Mix
Nankinmachi in Chuo Ward, Kobe, is one of Japan's Three Great Chinatowns alongside Yokohamโฆ
Nada Sake: Highest Quality Japanese Sake Produced in Japan's Number One Sake Region
The "Nada-Gogo" region spreading from Nada in Kobe City to Imazu in Nishinomiya and Itami,โฆ
Mt. Rokko: Treasure of Nature and Mountain of Views for Kobe Citizens
Mt. Rokko in Kobe City, Hyogo, is a 931-meter mountain towering behind Kobe's cityscape. Kโฆ
Maruyamagawa and Tajima Terraced Rice Fields: Rich Rural Scenery Where White Storks Soar
Along the Maruyamagawa River flowing through Toyooka City, Hyogo, spreads a nature-rich faโฆ
Memories of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake: Kobe's Reconstruction and Learning about Disaster Prevention
The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake that occurred on January 17, 1995, took 6,434 lives cenโฆ