One of Japan's largest herb gardens, featuring approximately 200 species and 75,000 plants of herbs in bloom. The scenic ropeway ride is also a highlight.
Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens is one of Japan's largest herb gardens, featuring approximately 200 species and 75,000 plants of herbs and flowers. Its history dates back to 1991, and it has been cherished as a place of relaxation for Kobe citizens and a popular tourist destination. A 10-minute ropeway ride takes you to the summit, offering a panoramic view of the Kobe cityscape and an aerial stroll where you can enjoy the seasonal natural beauty. Within the gardens, you'll find various themed gardens, including an observation plaza modeled after an old German castle, a lavender garden, a spice workshop, and a herb house. There are also restaurants where you can enjoy dishes made with herbs and shops where you can purchase original goods, allowing you to experience herbs with all five senses. At night, it's also a popular spot for enjoying the breathtaking view of Kobe's night skyline.