Harborland

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Located on the west side of Kobe Port, Harborland is Kobe's representative waterfront complex where shopping, gourmet, and entertainment fuse. From "Umie Mosaic" spreading along the sea, you can gaze at the night view of Meriken Park on the opposite shore and moored cruise ships, making it very popular especially for couples and families. You can see a panoramic view of the Kobe cityscape from the iconic "giant Ferris wheel." Additionally, there are shops utilizing former brick warehouses and the Anpanman Children's Museum, offering enjoyment all day for children and adults alike. It is a spot symbolizing Kobe modern where you can enjoy seaside strolls and luxurious dinners while blown by the sea breeze.

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Kobe Tourism Bureau

Harborland

Address: 1-51-27 Higashikawasaki-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo
Website: https://www.feel-kobe.jp/
Operator: Kobe Tourism Bureau

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