Rokko Shidare Observatory

It is best to have a view on the mountain of Lakka, but if the visibility is generally low in winter, everyone can have time at night, Shini, because the night view is good, about 25 minutes from Osaka to Lakka Road Station.

The night view of Mount Luka is very famous in Japan. Although the mountain is cold and windy, you can see many couples looking at the coastline of Kobe and the shape of various artificial islands. The entire stretch of mountain also makes Kobe Old Town look at it to some extent. Very small and has a mountain city feel

The night view of Kobe is very famous, claiming to use millions of yen every night to generate electricity. So it is more convenient to come at night, you can see the night view, you can come during the day, it doesn't look so colorful.

Million dollar view and very romantic A little cold but worth it

After coming out of Taige's soup hot spring, google map walked up Liujia Mountain, walked for 10 minutes, first took the cable car (back and forth: 1820 yen/person) and then arrived at the observation deck. The scenery on the top of the mountain is beautiful and can overlook the entire Kobe Port. It is recommended to go when the weather is sunny. The scenery is more. There was snow on the top of the mountain when we went, it was very feel, it was worth a visit.

It’s not necessarily just to see the night view of Liujia Mountain~ Liujia Mountain is really too big. I arrived at 9 o’clock in the morning and arrived at 10 o’clock in the morning. I haven’t walked more than half of the attractions, but I’m really tired. I have to go down the mountain. I bought a pass for 1350 yen in Liujia Mountain. Including the small train on the mountain of Liujia Mountain and the bus transportation ticket of the scenic spot-the bus pass of the scenic spot-look down the mountain, the scenery is really good, but the scenery from the mountain of Fuji is still very different. I feel that the scenery of Mount Fuji is more shocking and beautiful. By the way, I highly recommend the Eight-Sound Box Museum, you must go and see it~