Kobe Harborland
神戸ハーバーランド
Kobe Harborland combines shopping, dining, and entertainment with iconic illuminated landmarks including a historic brick warehouse and Ferris wheel.
The Kobe Harborland is a hub of activity with a mix of shopping, dining and entertainment options. Be amazed by the glowing lights of the Kobe Brick Warehouse and Harbor Walk and the golden glow of pleasure boats in the harbor. Do not miss the illuminated displays in the area and take a ride on the picturesque Ferris wheel.
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