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Since I’m not familiar with the Kansai area at all, I created the original itinerary using ChatGPT. One of the travelers said she wanted to visit the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts, so I believe ChatGPT added Isshinji Temple and Horikoshi Jinja Shrine to the plan because they are within walking distance of the museum. However, another respondent in this Q&A thread mentioned that the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts is closed on that day, so we decided not to visit those shrines.
Thank you very much for explaining the Kobe area in such detail. It was very helpful!
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Is there any purpose to visiting Isshinji Temple and Horikoshi Jinja Shrine?
I've never heard of this shrine, but is it famous?
A famous shrine in Osaka is Sumiyoshi Taisha.
The "BE KOBE" monument and Kobe Port Tower are located in Meriken Park.
There's also the site of the earthquake, so be sure to check it out.
Is Seaside Promenade the bridge in Maiko?
You can see it from the train on the way from Kobe to Himeji.
Just looking at it is enough.
Tor Road is the name of a slope.
There's nothing there.
In that case, go to Kitano.
Chinatown (Nankinmachi) should be empty even on New Year's Day.
Roshoki's pork buns are very famous.
I live in Kobe.
I recommend this order.
1.Harborland
2.Meriken Park ("BE KOBE" monument and Kobe Port Tower (exterior)
3.Chinatown (Nankinmachi)
4.Sannomiya Center Plaza (shopping street)
5.Kitano
6.Nunobiki Waterfalls & Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens, Ropeway
Himeji Castle will be open to the public on January 1st. [Adults (18 and over): ¥1,000, Children (elementary, junior high, and high school students): ¥300]
It would be best if the Mt. Rokko One-Day English Bus Tour passed through Arima Onsen.
If it doesn't pass through there, take the subway two stops from Sannomiya and change at Tanikami.
If you don't have time, I don't think the Mt. Rokko One-Day English Bus Tour is necessary.
Enjoy!