Top Things to do in Hyogo Prefecture
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Top 8 Hidden Gems Things to do in Hyogo Prefecture, Kinki
Discover the best top things to do in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan including Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution, Takeno Coast, Kawasaki Good Times World, Suma Rikyu Park, Kobe City Hall (Observation Deck), Taiyo Park, Onsenji Temple, Viewing Deck, Himeji Station Square.
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1. Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By Malcolm_See - Singapore, Singapore
Having never experienced an earthquake before, this museum was an eye-opener for myself. Earthquake is kinda a part and parcel of life in Japan as this region lies on many of the tectonic lines. The highlight was definitely the two movies on the 1995 Kobe Hanshin great earthquake, which was reproduced to showcase the extent of the damage and immerse the viewers in the earthquake experience. The movie was played in Japanese, but there were audio guides provided. After that there were exhibitions on the wreckage shown in the museum and the recovery process. Across the building was information on other type of natural disaster in Japan and there was even a simulator on running/swimming away from a tsunami. Definitely worth a visit if visiting Kobe!
2. Takeno Coast
3. Kawasaki Good Times World
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 353 reviews
Reviewed By allanl912
A really good little museum. As Kawasaki is one of the most important Japanese companies that existed through the Meiji restoration, WW2, and up to the modern era....this museum is also a history of modern Japan itself. It's also very important to the port of Kobe where Kawasaki is a large company. There is plenty to fascinate history buffs, those interested in engineering, and of course there are the motorbikes which are just cool by themselves :)
4. Suma Rikyu Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 155 reviews
A vast park that looks at Osaka bay, which was maintained on the site of former Imperial Villa "Muko Rikyu". You can enjoy seasonal plants such as roses, Iris flowers, autumn leaves and plum flowers. Closed: Thursdays and December 29th - January 3rd(except for National Holidays on a Thursday, in which case the park is opened on the holiday and closed the following Friday instead). Admission fee: Over aged 15(except Middle school students) ... 400yen / Children(6-14years old) ...200yen
5. Kobe City Hall (Observation Deck)
6. Taiyo Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 121 reviews
Park wide rich nature, the Castle Neuschwanstein in Germany at the summit and the "area of the stone assurance program" for a walk, riding on the monorail and architecture culture of stone in the world the Great Wall, Terra Cotta Warriors, etc., the Arc de Triomphe and "Swan Castle" was the city, tour of the area consists of two motifs. But now, in the castle of the swan is the largest West is being held popular "Trick Art Exhibition".
7. Onsenji Temple
8. Viewing Deck, Himeji Station Square
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By beverskii - Paris, France
It's free and it's the first spot to shot your first photography of the castle of Himeji. You can also see the atmosphere of the central road. The place to be before walking in the town.
