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Hop aboard the Maya Cable Car for an unforgettable aerial adventure in Kobe! This 5-minute ride glides over the lush forests of Mount Rokko, offering panoramic views of Kobe Port and the dazzling Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. Time your trip for sunset when the sky transforms into a golden canvas, casting a magical glow over the city. Don't miss the Rokko Garden Terrace at the summit - a prime spot for Instagram-worthy shots of Kobe's legendary "Ten Million Dollar Night View." Pro tip: Bring your camera to capture these breathtaking moments that'll make your friends back home green with envy!
Arimasansoh Goshobessho
Looking for a relaxing getaway in Kobe, Japan? This luxury hot spring villa is the perfect choice! Enjoy natural hot springs and spa facilities, along with a dedicated kids' play area and children's meals for the little ones. Rooms feature heated floors and private balconies, plus free WiFi for your convenience. Nearby Arima Onsen and Mount Rokko are just a 15-minute drive away, and the hotel offers airport transfers and self-parking. Whether it's a family vacation or a romantic retreat, this place has everything you need!
ANA Crowne Plaza Kobe
This hotel is a landmark in Kobe! Nestled at the foot of Mount Rokko, its 37-story structure offers million-dollar panoramic views from the rooms. With direct access to the Shinkansen and subway at "Shin-Kobe Station," transportation is a breeze. Don’t miss the Executive Floors (30th to 32nd), featuring premium amenities and exclusive services, including the Executive Lounge. Perfect for both business and leisure, it boasts Chinese-friendly services, a fitness center, and spa treatments to unwind after a day of exploring.
Merveille Arima
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Maya Ropeway
Purchase the Rokkosan Enjoy Ticket at Kobe stations, which includes round-trip cable car and bus rides. Kansai Thru Pass holders get 20% off.
Dubbed "10 Million Dollar Night View", it showcases glittering lights of Kobe and Osaka Bay. The observation deck at Arima Station has telescopes for detail spotting.
Yes! The Maya Mountain Trail (1.5hrs) leads to Mount Rokko. Pass through Maple Valley with autumn foliage, and Nunobiki Falls en route.
Fully wheelchair-friendly with ramps at stations. Priority boarding available. Upper station connects to barrier-free Rokko International Musical Box Museum.
Visit the Maya Space Science Museum near the summit featuring planetary exhibits. The Fog Terrace cafe serves hot drinks using local Arima Onsen mineral water.
The Kobe Concerto Pass includes Maya Cable Car, Arima Onsen hot spring entry, and Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens ropeway. Valid for 2 consecutive days.
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