Kobe Cruise Reviews

Great Kobe burgers, sushi, earthquake museum. ...

Went to a shrine and temple. Both were outside visits, ok for picture taking. Pricey for what we saw ...

A delightful hub of itself, plus to see many interesting landmarks and nearby sights, as well as Kyoto, Nara and Osaka. Brilliant! ...

I think we expected more from this famous site -several fairly plain temples (or shrines, which are not fancy left us disappointed).. Immigration in Kobe was a nightmare as it took 3 hours to get off the ship (due tour missing the Port of Nagasaki where they had been expecting us, and had many Immigration officials on duty)...in Kobe they had only a couple of Immigration officers trying to handle ...

Here for several days last years and suggested to visit Bamboo forest and Golden Pavillion if offered ...

It took till after noon to get through Japanese Customs which was just ridiculous. We had planned to take the train to Kyoto but didn't have enough time by the time we got through customs. We walked to the Earthquake/Tsunami Disaster Museum which turned out to be just absolutely excellent! Highly recommend that to anyone. ...

We used the Free Shuttle that took you from the Port to the City Centre. A great City to visit, lots to see and do ...

Kobe: Herb Gardens and sake brewery first afternoon. All day visit to Himeji Castle and Shoshazan Engyoji (where “The Last Samurai” was filmed.) ...

Overnight in port. ...

Kobe is very accessible. It's great to walk around the downtown and China Town areas. We also took a 30 minute subway-train ride to charming mountain village which is a spa-town where local crafts abound. ...