关西5场花火大会！当地人原来是这样享受烟花的！

烟花是日本最受欢迎的夏季传统活动之一！你知道日本人是怎么享受烟花的吗？我们将介绍日本的夏季文化以及关西地区的烟花大会。-索引- 日本人就是这样享受烟花的！日本的烟花是世界上最精致、最美丽的烟花之一！ [兵库县] 第47届芦屋夏日狂欢节 [大阪] 天神祭奉献烟花 [大阪] 第36届浪速淀川烟花大会 [兵库县大阪] 稻名川烟花大会 *2025年没有活动 [兵库县] 港区花火 5天多彩神户 日本人就是这样享受烟花的！ 在其他国家，烟花经常在除夕活动中燃放。在日本，据说它们在夏季扎根，是为了避开夏日的酷暑，享受凉爽的天气。在各地举办的烟花大会上，可以看到许多人身着日本传统夏装浴衣，享受一年一度的盛会。浴衣通常搭配木屐和扇子，以驱暑。如果您想租借浴衣，我们推荐京都嵯峨馆出品的“京有木”！烟花大会附近通常会设有小吃摊，这些摊位也是一大乐趣。除了章鱼烧、烤鸡肉串、棉花糖、刨冰等美食摊位外，还有溜溜球、射击等热闹的游戏摊位。另一种享受夏夜的热门方式是在自家院子或公园里燃放手持烟花，其中尤以烟花棒尤为受欢迎。这是一种传统的日本手持烟花，从燃放到熄灭，其特点是燃烧的瞬间充满戏剧性。它们美不胜收，震撼人心。日本烟花是世界上最精致、最美丽的烟花之一！烟花在世界各地都很受欢迎，但据说日本烟花尤其精致，充满艺术感。它们拥有美丽的球形，永不变形，颜色在中途变换，并且所有烟花同时亮起和消失，优雅迷人。这些精致华丽的烟花，是烟火师们多年来倾注工匠心血研究和改进的成果，展现了日本人的审美情趣。但只有亲眼目睹，才能真正感受到烟花的魅力！以下是关西地区举办的烟花表演列表，欢迎您来亲眼见证世界级的日本烟花！ [兵库县] 第47届芦屋夏日狂欢节 2025年7月26日星期六 19:45～20:30 小雨，暴风雨天中止 活动以面朝大海的芦屋市综合公园为主会场，主要由芦屋市民举办。现场有舞台表演和摊位，从中午开始就热闹非凡。 今年的烟火更加震撼！约45分钟的火焰、烟火、音乐交织的尖端娱乐表演将为您呈现。 烟火大会仅限持有赞助商看台票或市民广场入场券的人士入场。赞助商看台票有7种类型，包括前排竞技场座位和带椅子的看台座位，方便观看。这个新海滩区可直接通往海滩前排，您可以从正面欣赏烟火。 [大阪] 天神祭奉献烟火 2025年7月25日星期五 19:30 – 20:50 暴风雨天气时中止 如果您想体验日本节日的气氛，建议您观看天神祭奉献烟火！ 天神祭是日本三大节日之一，已有1000多年的历史。 天神祭以奉献烟火表演结束。大约有3000发烟火作为对神的奉献。 约100艘船，包括在船头装饰有传统人偶的船和点燃篝火的船，沿着节日场地大川来来往往。空中闪耀的烟火和热闹的河流风景如画！如果您访问日本，这是一个您至少要看一次的节日。 [大阪] 第37届 浪速淀川烟火大会 2025年10月18日星期六 19:30 – 20:30 下雨天举行，暴风雨天取消 烟火大会在流经大阪市中心的淀川川上举行。每年都有许多人期待这场手工烟火大会，约有2,000名当地志愿者在场。 在最后的决胜时刻，数量惊人、规模宏大的烟火将洒满天空。 如果您想在轻松的氛围中欣赏烟火，建议您选择收费座位。 由于道路施工，梅田一侧的堤岸无法免费观赏，阪急十三站一侧的堤岸预计将会有大量人群。 [大阪、兵库] 猪名川烟火大会 *2025年没有活动 *自2024财年以来每隔一年举办一次，因此2025年不会举办19:30-20:10 暴风雨天气下中止，不延期 约4000发烟火将照亮大阪国际机场附近猪名川河畔的夜空。建议您白天前往会场附近的人气观光景点“杯面纪念馆大阪池田，晚上欣赏烟火。 【兵库县】港区花火 五日缤纷神户 2025年10月20日星期一～10月24日星期五 18:30-18:40 雨天举行，暴风雨天气下中止 日本的烟火大会通常在夏季举行，但秋季也会举行烟火大会。“港区花火 五日缤纷神户”是在神户的旅游景点美利坚公园举行的烟火大会。以港口城市的夜景为背景的烟火大会，营造出浪漫的氛围。花火大会是充满日本生活和日本文化的珍贵活动！请务必前往关西，体验花火大会的氛围。

神户六甲遇见艺术 2025 beyond —— 山上艺术节 | 2025 年最新资讯

Kobe Rokko Meets Art is an annual modern art festival that takes place at the top of Mt. Rokko in Kobe every year from late August to late November. This article will tell you how to enjoy the artworks in an efficient and satisfactory way, including how to get to the top of the mountain, what to wear, and some recommended spots.   -INDEX- 1.  About Mt. Rokko in Kobe – Only an hour away from Osaka 2. What is “KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART 2025 beyond”? 3. How to visit facilities on Mt. Rokko of “KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART  2025 beyond” 4. Recommended Clothing and What to Bring of “KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART 2025 beyond” 5. Recommended artworks and time required for each area of “KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART 2024 beyond”     (1) Rokko Cable Car (Rokko Cable Shita Station, Sanjo Station, and Tenran Observatory)     (2) Hyogo Prefectural Mt. Rokko Visitor Center (Memorial Monument)     (3) Rokkosan Silence Resort (Former Rokkosan Hotel)     (4) Rokko Musical Box Museum & Gardens MORINONE     (5) Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden     (6) Trail Area     (7) Rokko-Arima Ropeway Sancho Station     (8) Rokko Garden Terrace Area     (9) Chapel of the Wind Area 6. Model route of “KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART 2024 beyond” 7. Recommendations for places to eat of “KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART 2025 beyond”     (1) Sora no Dining (Rokkosan Silence Resort)     (2) Mori no Cafe (Rokko Musical Box Museum & Gardens MORINONE)     (3) Cafe Edelweiss (Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden)     (4) Rokko View Palace (Rokko Garden Terrace)     (5) Rokkosan Genghis Khan Palace (Rokko Garden Terrace)     (6) Granite Café (Rokko Garden Terrace) The area of Mt. Rokko includes large and small mountains spanning the cities of Kobe, Ashiya, Nishinomiya, and Takarazuka in southeastern Hyogo Prefecture.The highest peak in this mountain range is Mt. Rokko which rises 931 meters above sea level. Although located near the urban area, Mt. Rokko is rich in nature.    Click here to know more about Mt. Rokko.   Mt.Rokko is conveniently accessible from Kobe Sannomiya and Osaka Umeda area. Get off at either Hankyu Railway Rokko Station, JR Rokko-michi Station, or Hanshin Electric Railway Mikage Station, and take Kobe City Bus No. 16 or 106 from in front of the station to Rokko Cable Shita Station, the entrance to Mt. It takes only 10 minutes to the top of the mountain by Rokko Cable. Rokko is located near Arima Onsen, one of Japan’s “Three Famous Hot Springs.” We recommend that you incorporate a visit to the hot springs before or after your visit to Mt. Rokko Arima Ropeway, one of the venues, is available for access. “KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART” is a contemporary art festival where visitors can enjoy artworks exhibited on the Rokko Mountain in Kobe while hiking around the mountain.This will be the 16th time the exhibition will be held, and the duration has been extended for a total of 100 days.   Date: August 23 (Saturday) – November 30 (Sunday), 2025 Hours: 10:00-17:00 (varies by venue) *No closing day. Only the Rokkosan Silence Resort will be closed on Mondays between August and October (except when Monday falls on a national holiday, in which case the museum is closed the following day) Venue: Rokko Musical Box Museum & Garden MORINONE, Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, Rokko Garden Terrace area, Chapel of the Wind area, etc. Viewing passports or single venue tickets are required if you plan to go. If you purchase an Viewing Passport, you can enter the four paid facilities (Rokko Musical Box Museum & Gardens MORINONE, Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, Chapel of the Wind Area, and Trail Area) for a discount compared to purchasing tickets at each facility. Passports for viewing artworks can also be purchased at the information counter inside shop 737 of Rokko Sanjo Station. ●Adult (13 years old and older) 3,000 yen ●Child (4 to 12 years old) 1,200 yen To purchase the ticket please click here   On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from September 20 to November 30, a light-up event called “Hikari no Mori – Night Art Stroll ” will be held at Rokko Musical Box Museum & Garden MORINONE and Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden. Prices with Night Pass are different. ●Adult (13 years old and older) 4,000 yen ●Child (4 to 12 years old) 1,700 yen  To purchase the ticket please click here   Besides, Omote-Rokko Round Trip ticket is recommended, which includes both the Rokko Cable and the Rokko Sanjo Bus. Since you will need to get on and off the bus frequently to visit each facility, buying this ticket will allow you to get on and off the bus many times without the need for coins, and the fare is very economical. The ticket can be purchased only at the Rokko Cable Station, so be careful not to forget to buy it. ●Adult (13 years old and older) 1,800 yen ●Child (6 to 12 years old) 900 yen   Kobe Rokkosan Tourist Pass is highly recommended for those who go by public transportation. The Pass including Kobe City Bus + cable car + Rokkosan Sanjo Bus costs 1,900 yen. To purchase Kobe Rokkosan Tourist Pass please click here The Rokko Sanjo Bus operates between the various facilities on the mountain. Bus schedules are available at each bus stop and on the MAP distributed at the site. Some areas do not have many buses, so we recommend that you check the bus schedule and decide how long you will stay. If you have trouble figuring out bus times, please refer to the model course to get around the area.   IC cards are not accepted on the Rokko Sanjo Bus. If you are not comfortable with this, we recommend you purchase a “Rokko Sanjo Bus 1-DAY Ticket”. The ticket can be purchased at the Rokko Cable Sanjo Station. ●Adult (13 years old and older) 800 yen ●Child (6 to 12 years old) 400 yen It is about 5 degrees cooler on top of Mt. Rokko. It is fine during the hot August to early September, but from mid-September onward, it is recommended to bring a piece of clothing that is easy to put on and take off, as the weather in the mountains is changeable. Also, since you will be viewing the exhibition in a natural setting, you may encounter bees and insects. It is best to avoid wearing black clothing, which bees like. Moreover, please wear shoes that are easy to walk in, such as sneakers, etc., as the trail area is on forest roads and some of the paths in the facilities are hilly or difficult to walk on. A backpack or similar bag that allows you to keep both hands open is also recommended. *Below is the report for 2024; please wait for the 2025 update. The following is an introduction to the nine venues of Kobe Rokko Meets Art 2024 beyond, among which (4) Rokko Musical Box Museum & Gardens MORINONE, (5) Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, and (9) Chapel of the Wind are highly recommended. Hope the following will help to decide which venues to visit. The artwork that greets us at Rokko Cable Shita Station is “Different Direction of the Red and the Green” by Zhou Yiqiao.   Approximate viewing time: 5-10 minutes (Possible to enjoy during waiting for the cable car) Two artworks are exhibited in this area, and the photo shows “The Tiger Swimming in Annual Rings of Rokko” by Taz Kurafuji. The work is 10 meters long and imitates the shape of the Rokko mountain range, and from two platforms, visitors can see the entire image of the annual ring with the motif of a tiger.   Approximate viewing time: 15-20 minutes The artwork is displayed in the restaurant “Sora no Dining” across the street from the main building. It is possible to enter the restaurant only to view the artworks, but since this is a special opportunity, we recommend that you dine in the space where the artworks are located.   Approximate viewing time: 20 minutes In “SIKI Garden～The Path of Sounds～”, Marie Ikura “Come, Come”, which was selected as the main visual for 2024, is on display. The characteristic of Marie Ikura’s artworks is to draw on a swaying cloth. You can find it swaying in the wind among the nature of Mt. Rokko. The work shown here is Ruri Takahashi’s “Spending a secret time between two people”. There are many works buried in the ground, which is inspired by hydrangea. She said she has a friend who is not fond of flowers because they make her eyes meet, and she created this work while thinking about how the hydrangea would look to that friend. Many of her works are in front of you, so remember to look around as you walk.   In the outdoor zone of SIKI Garden, “Peeking into the forest, The mountain hole.” by Misa FUNAI and other 8 regular artworks are exhibited. *Exhibition date varies on different work   In addition to the artworks, there are many other places to enjoy the nature of Mt. Rokko, such as a hammock area and a tree house. Artworks are also displayed on the third floor of the building.   Approximate viewing time: 45-90 minutes Single ticket: Adult 1,500 yen, Child 750 yen When entering the botanical garden, two pheasants are pinned against the wall of the Shop Alpicola. This is Yuuna Tanaka’s “Pheasants can’t help but chirp”, which is inspired by the fact that pheasants are often seen on Mt. Rokko, and they sometimes appear in the Alpine Botanical Garden. In order to have such pheasants see the work, it is exhibited semi-outdoors, which is unusual for a dyed work. The chests of both pheasants depict a view from Mt.Rokko to Arima and Sannomiya direction. This is Reiichi Namatame’s “Hikari Island – Nocturnal Plant “UkarukuPa” Phosphorescent Experimental Zone”. The inside is coated with fluorescent paint, so it glows at night when illuminated by a black light, which is a must-see not only during the daytime, but also at night. The artwork shown in the picture is HAFEN Kou Honda’s “Wind of Plants Hill”. It was created to be a resting place where visitors can enjoy the environment of Rokko to the fullest. Inside there are benches so that visitors can also experience the comfort of Mt. Rokko.   You may also enjoy the seasonal flowers and plants in the Alpine Botanical Garden as you stroll around the garden.   Approximate viewing time: 40-60 minutes Single ticket: Adult 900 yen, Child 450 yen The Trail Area, newly opened in 2023, is an area where visitors can view artworks during hiking in the nature. The area has expanded since this year, and has become more as an area where visitors can fully enjoy the nature and art of Mt. Rokko. There are no restrooms along the way, so be sure to use the restrooms and prepare for your drinks before entering the area. Since there are few lights in the area, it is recommended to visit early in the day. In the picture shown is Naoshi Kondo’s “My Grave”. The houses are assembled as tombs, with objects from the artist’s daily life placed inside the houses and the radio playing. Before entering the Rokko Musical Box Museum & Gardens MORINONE, you can see Tadashi Kawamata’s “Rokko Floating Bridge and Terrace: Extended Bridge and Terrace” being exhibited continuously since last year in New Pond next to the parking lot. This year, a sunken bridge and a small terrace have been newly added. If you are not planning to explore the trail area, this work located a minute’s walk from the parking lot is easily accessible.   Approximate viewing time: 60-140 minutes (Depends on the walking pace) Single ticket (Shin pond/Banno Villa/Yansen Atelier): Adult 700 yen, Child 250 yen The Rokko-Arima Ropeway Sancho Station is about a 5-minute walk from the Rokko Garden Terrace area. On the second floor, you can see Taichi Yoshimura’s “Four Flowers”. Mr. Yoshimura told us that for this artwork, he would like visitors to see the video inside the gondola and then see the wood carvings outside.   Approximate viewing time: 10-15 minutes The Rokko Garden Terrace area has three restaurants, making it a convenient base for lunch and souvenir shopping.  On display on the terrace overlooking not only Kobe but also Osaka is Rintaro Fuse’s “New Gnomon: Sundial for a New Earth” which displays time via the natural sunlight. Although it is not included in the passport to view artworks, the Shidare Museum in Rokko Shidare Observatory is also a must-visit spot.   Rokko Shidare Observatory “Shidare Museum” ●Adult (13 years old and older) 1,000 yen ●Child (4 to 12 years old) 500 yen   Approximate viewing time: 30 minutes One of the works you should not miss is Aiko MIYANAGA’s “Sound of the Path” at Tadao Ando’s “Chapel of the Wind”. The Chapel of the Wind is one of a trilogy of chapeles designed by architect Tadao Ando, along with the Chapel of Water and the Chapel of Light. The approach to the building is beautiful. Hope you will take as much time as possible to think about the path in the cool church.   In addition, eight works can be viewed at the nearby Rokkosan Art Center and three works can be viewed at the former Rokko Sky Villa.   Approximate viewing time: 90-120 minutes Finally, for those who have trouble figuring out bus connections, or would like to go but access is a bottleneck, here is a model route on the mountain.   <START> Rokko Cable Sanjo Station (Departure: 12:35) ↓ Rokko Garden Terrace (12:44 arrival / 13:55 departure) Lunch is also available here. ↓ Musical Box Museum (13:58 arrival / 15:00 departure) ↓ 5 mins walk ↓ Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden (15:05 arrival / 16:03 departure) For those who are tired, we recommend spending a relaxing time at the Café. ↓ Chapel of the Wind (16:06 arrival / 16:46 departure) On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from September 21 to November 24, “Lighting Forest – Night Art Stroll” is held, so it is recommended to take the bus from Chapel of the Wind (departing at 17:09) and return to the Alpine Botanical Garden to enjoy the evening events. ↓ Rokko Cable Sanjo Station (16:50 arrival)   Take the Rokko Cable down to the bottom station, and then transfer to a Kobe City Bus to Hankyu Railway Rokko Station. It only takes about 10 minutes to Kobe Sannomiya Station and about 30 minutes to Osaka Umeda Station.   ▼Check this article▼ 10 Delicious Gourmet Foods in Kobe! Local Specialties and Local Foods Recommended by Locals 7 Osaka Umeda Night Activities. Enjoy the night in the city with bars, cafes and night views! This dining room overlooks Osaka and Kobe. Lunch is mainly courses, and is recommended for those who can take their time. It is also open until 8:00 p.m. (last entry at 7:00 p.m.), so it can be used as a dinner after sightseeing. Located inside the Rokko Musical Box Museum & Gardens MORINONE, this café offers semi-self-service one-plate lunches and café menu items. There is also seating outside, so it is pleasant to eat on the terrace when the weather is nice.   Down: Kobe pork hamburger steak 1,630 yen (tax included) Up left: Raclette cheese plate 1,880 yen (tax included) Up right: Awaji Onion Curry 1,350 yen (tax included) Other plans include a reservation plan with lunch for a private use of the park’s 360-degree transparent “SIKI Dome,” which is recommended for those who want to spend a relaxing time at the Rokko Musical Box Museum & Gardens MORINONE.   More details about reservation of SIKI Dome please click here There are two entrances to the Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, and Café Edelweiss is located near the east entrance. We recommend the terrace seats overlooking the trees of the botanical garden. This semi-self-service restaurant offers a casual Western menu of curry rice, hamburgers, stews, and other dishes. Seats by the window overlook the cityscape of Kobe. Many Japanese people probably associate Mt. Rokko with Genghis Khan. It has been a specialty of Mt. Rokko since ancient times. Enjoy the view from the mountain while eating Genghis Khan. This café offers chef’s special dishes and sweets made with seasonal ingredients. You can enjoy curry and hamburgers made with “Yamamitsu,” honey from Mt. Rokko.   Left: Cheese hamburger steak with Rokko Champignon and special demi-glace sauce (with soup, salad, rice or bread) 2,300 yen Center: Marron latte with Rokko miso caramel (hot or iced) 800 yen Right: Rokkosan Yamamitsu Omu Curry (with soup and drink bar) 1,700 yen *Marron Latte is a limited menu item during the Kobe Rokko Meets Art exhibition starting on Saturday, August 24. The view is perfect here.   There are not many places to eat, so all the restaurants are crowded during lunchtime on weekends and holidays. Try to eat well by staggering your meals or using take-out.   Rokko Meets Art is an autumn-only event that can be enjoyed along with the beautiful nature of Mt. The artwork changes every year, so be sure to visit this annual autumn event.

神户六甲山夜景指南｜交通、最佳观景点、餐饮、与摩耶山的对比

神户拥有日本三大夜景之一，素有“千万美金夜景”之称。从灯火辉煌的神户市中心、波光粼粼的神户港，到远处浩瀚的大阪湾，景色令人叹为观止。这些令人难忘的美景尤其受到寻求浪漫之旅的情侣的青睐。本指南将介绍一些欣赏神户传奇夜景的最佳景点，以及让您充分享受神户之旅所需的一切。索引 如何前往六甲山的夜景点：火车和六甲缆车 六甲山夜景点 1：六甲花园露台 – 神户的绝美全景 六甲山夜景点 2：天澜台展望台 – 浪漫夜景体验 神户三大夜景对比：摩耶山的天澜台、六甲花园露台和掬星台 观景用餐：六甲山上最好的餐厅和咖啡馆 六甲山纪念品和购物：欣赏夜景并带回家回忆 白天的六甲山：壮丽的景色、自然风光和有趣的户外活动 乘坐火车、公共汽车和风景优美的六甲缆车即可轻松抵达六甲山。从大阪出发不到一小时车程，是完美的夜间旅行。到达山脚后，乘坐六甲缆车，只需 10 分钟即可到达山顶。乘坐缆车本身也是体验的一部分 — — 随着每一刻的流逝，景色会急剧变化。 从神户到六甲山 从神户三宫站乘坐阪急神户线在六甲站下车，或乘坐阪神本线在御影站下车。然后换乘神户市巴士到六甲缆车下站。 行驶时间：约 30 至 50 分钟 从大阪到六甲山 从大阪梅田站乘坐阪急神户线在六甲站下车，或乘坐阪神本线在御影站下车。然后换乘神户市巴士到六甲缆车下站。 行驶时间：约 50 分钟至 1 小时 15 分钟 乘坐六甲缆车到山顶 从六甲缆车下站乘坐六甲缆车，约 10 分钟即可到达山顶的六甲山上站。这里是六甲山的门户，您可以乘坐六甲山三条巴士前往六甲花园露台等人气景点，以及各种餐厅和咖啡馆。六甲缆车采用日本罕见的开放式车窗设计，为您带来独特的体验。呼吸新鲜的山间空气，欣赏四季变幻的景色，让乘坐缆车本身也成为一次户外体验。六甲花园露台是六甲山最具代表性的观景点之一，视野开阔，提供从餐饮、购物到艺术装置等各种娱乐活动。白天，您可以远眺明石海峡大桥、大阪平原，甚至关西国际机场。而当夜幕降临，著名的“千万美金夜景”便会在您脚下展现其璀璨的美。露台上分布着多个观景点，您可以从各个角度欣赏夜景。 〈从山顶前往〉 从六甲缆车山上站乘坐六甲山上巴士（1 号线）在六甲花园露台下车。 所需时间：约 10 分钟 六甲垂枝展望台 六甲垂枝展望台海拔约 880 米，是六甲山必游景点，将自然、艺术和全景风光融为一体，令人难忘。 这个引人注目的柏木穹顶就像一件从山顶升起的巨大艺术品，其内部也同样令人惊叹。 到了晚上，这里则变成了令人眼花缭乱的“千万美金夜景”，城市的灯光一望无际。 里面还有泡泡车、滑梯、秋千等互动艺术装置，大人小孩都能玩得开心。 见晴露台 坐在阶梯状的见晴露台上，一边欣赏美景，一边享受片刻的宁静。白天，您可以欣赏到整个地区的开阔景色，而夜晚的城市灯光则营造出梦幻般的氛围。这里是您放松身心、按自己的节奏欣赏美景的绝佳去处。 见晴塔 见晴塔高 11 米，设计灵感来自古老的欧洲建筑，是一个迷人的观景点，设有通往塔顶的螺旋楼梯。到达顶峰后，令人惊叹的 360° 全景尽收眼底。这里是六甲山上拍摄难忘夜景的最佳地点之一，所以别忘了带相机！ 见晴甲板 从见晴甲板，您可以欣赏到大阪的壮丽景色。晴朗的日子里，用望远镜可以看到阪神甲子园球场，那里是深受喜爱的阪神虎棒球队的主场。不要错过尝试“抛陶盘”的机会，这是一项日本传统活动，人们在许愿的同时抛掷小陶盘，通常是为了祈求好运或保护。和朋友们比试谁能把他们的抛得最远！*川崎盘可在附近的六甲纪念品商店购买（5个100日元）。天轱辘台展望台是六甲山最方便的夜景景点之一，与六甲缆车山上站直通。宽敞的观景台让您可以一边呼吸着清爽的山间空气，一边悠闲地漫步。此外，还提供望远镜，让您更细致地欣赏美景。凝视着璀璨的城市灯光，您会感觉自己仿佛忘却了日常的烦恼。〈从山顶前往〉 紧邻六甲缆车山上站。摩耶山位于六甲山最高峰的西侧，这里有该地区首屈一指的夜景景点之一——掬星台展望台。六甲花园露台和天轱辘台可以一览无余地欣赏全景，而掬星台则可以让您近距离感受神户的城市灯光，别有一番情调。您也可以从六甲山山顶区乘坐六甲山上巴士（2 号路线）到达掬星台，车程约 20 分钟。六甲花园露台内有各种特色美食广场和咖啡馆，每家都别具风味。在这个得天独厚的位置，您可以一边欣赏神户璀璨的夜景，一边享用奢华的餐点。六甲成吉思汗宫成吉思汗式烤羊肉和蔬菜是六甲山的传统特色菜，既健康又营养。餐厅温暖的木质内饰营造出舒适的氛围，非常适合情侣或团体一起享受有趣、热闹的用餐体验。推荐：配送时从未冷冻的新鲜羊肉。肉质鲜嫩多汁，膻味极少，绝对值得一试！六甲观景宫这个休闲的露天美食广场可以欣赏到迷人的景色，并提供咖喱和拉面等各种菜肴。对于有孩子的家庭来说，这里是个不错的选择，也是放松用餐的理想场所。晚上，您可以一边欣赏灯火通明的城市景观，一边享用美食。 Granite Café Granite Café 现代而又平静，提供宁静的环境，您可以放松身心，透过大窗户欣赏璀璨的夜景。这是与特别的人分享难忘时刻的绝佳地点。 六甲纪念品商店 这家商店位于六甲花园露台内，交通便利，是挑选神户和兵库主题纪念品的理想场所。您会发现在其他地方买不到的原创商品，例如“六甲天然矿泉水苹果酒”、“六甲芝士蛋糕”和当地蜜蜂制作的“六甲山蜂蜜”。如果您想从六甲山带回一份难忘的礼物，千万不要错过这家商店 - 您一定会找到一些特别的东西！六甲山还有许多其他值得探索的景点。在六甲音乐盒博物馆庭园 MORINONE，您可以一边聆听音乐盒的悠扬旋律，一边悠闲地漫步在相邻的花园中。在六甲高山植物园，您可以欣赏到当季的高山植物，沉浸在大自然的怀抱中。对于喜欢冒险的人来说，GREENIA 是日本最大的户外运动公园之一，无论大人还是孩子，都可以在这里享受到真正的户外体验。 ▼详情▼ 在户外享受“声音” 六甲音乐盒博物馆庭园 MORINONE 日本最大的运动设施之一，六甲山冒险王国 GREENIA 报道！ 六甲高山植物园 ▼点击此处了解更多六甲山的魅力▼ 休闲胜地 六甲山 白天的六甲山风景秀丽，夜晚的六甲山更是熠熠生辉。夜景美得令人窒息，如同铺上了璀璨的灯光地毯，宛如一片浪漫的仙境。无论您是与家人、朋友还是爱人一起旅行，夜游六甲山都能为您留下难忘的回忆。一定要把它列入您的神户行程！

在大阪、京都和神户必去的 6 座安藤忠雄建筑

Tadao Ando is world-famous for his innovative buildings made of cast concrete. As his hometown is Osaka, there are many architectural works by Mr. Ando in the Kansai region. Here are some spots where you can experience culture and art while enjoying his distinctive architectural designs.   １．【KOBE】Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art ２．【KOBE】Chapel of the Wind ３．【OSAKA】Nakanoshima Children’s Book Forest ４．【KYOTO】Asahi Beer Oyamazaki Villa Museum of Art ５．【KYOTO】Garden of Fine Arts Kyoto ６．【HIMEJI】Himeji City Museum of Literature Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art opened in 2002 as a symbol of “cultural recovery” from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. Nicknamed the “Art Museum,” it houses approximately 10,000 works of art, including modern sculptures and prints from Japan and abroad. In addition to exhibiting these works of art, another highlight of the museum is the building designed by Mr. Ando, which is a simple but gigantic labyrinth-like structure that creates changes in light. Visitors can savor a complex and diverse spatial experience in a place of fusion of various art forms.   After passing through the entrance hall with its calm atmosphere, visitors are greeted by a glass-walled corridor surrounding the exhibition rooms, which are flooded with natural light, and other various parts of the building, each with a richly shaded expression. The “circular terrace,” the symbol of the museum, connects the first basement floor to the outdoor space on the second floor, linking the exhibition buildings, gallery buildings, and the sea and mountains. The cast concrete forms a beautiful spiral, creating shades of light and shadow. In 2019, Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art open a second exhibition building (Ando Gallery) to showcase Ando’s architecture. With exhibits of architectural models of his masterpieces such as “Sumiyoshi Row Houses” and “Church of Light,” as well as introductions to various projects in Japan and abroad, this is an unmissable spot for visitors to learn about Ando’s work. The Sea Deck, an observation deck on the third floor of the outdoor space of Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, looks as if it extends out to sea. A large green apple sculpture, which Mr. Ando designed based on the poem “Youth” by the American poet Samuel Ullman, is placed here. The fourth floor also includes the “Mountain Deck” and the “Wind Deck”. On the other side of the first floor entrance, there is a large staircase leading up to the outdoor areas on the second and third floors, where visitors can sit with their backs to the museum and look out over the ocean spread out before them.   The greatest charm of this museum is that it changes its appearance in various ways depending on the time and season you visit, changing both in terms of getting lost and inconvenience. And the pleasure of finding this museum architectural gimmick! Why not visit to savor a spatial experience that can only be felt at any given moment?   ▼Check out this article▼ 10 BEST Museums and Art Galleries in Kobe The Chapel of the Wind is one of the “church trilogy” designed by Tadao Ando, and was the first church building for him, completed in 1986. Located on top of Mt. Rokko, it is called the “Church of the Wind” because of its refreshing natural surroundings. It was designed and operated as a wedding church for the hotel, but is now closed to the public. It is open to the public during “Kobe Rokko Meets Art”, a contemporary art event held every year from late summer to autumn.   The Chapel of the Wind has a rectangular tower mounted on a cast concrete frame, a characteristic of Ando’s architecture, and light streaming through the gaps between the walls and ceiling creates a sacred and serene space. The design originates from the “Notre Dame de Senancq Abbey” in Provence, southern France, which was built in the 12th and 13th centuries. It was created after Ando visited the chapel and was impressed that the light shining through the small windows in the rough-hewn stone walls was the star of the spatial presentation. One of the most distinctive features of the Church of the Winds building is the “Colonnade”, a 40-meter colonnaded corridor leading to the chapel. It is made of celadon-colored frosted glass. The colonnade was developed from the colonnade surrounding the courtyard of the “Notre-Dame de Senancq Abbey” in the form of a straight line. The wind blowing through, the surrounding greenery, and the building are fused together to create a fantastic space. The Church of the Wind is tucked away in the forest on Mt.Rokko. The shadows of the light create a beautiful space, a special spot where an extraordinary time flows. Spend your time listening to the tones of nature and feeling the wind blowing through the air. From the top of Mt. Rokko, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Kobe and Osaka.   The Church of the Wind is normally closed to the public and will be open only during the “Kobe Rokko Meets Art” exhibition period. For more details about the event, please check the official website. Don’t miss this rare opportunity!   ▼Check out this article▼ KOBE ROKKO MEETS ART 2024 beyond – Art Festival Held on the Mountain “I want children to pick up a variety of books and develop unlimited creativity and curiosity. I want them to spontaneously come into contact with the words, feelings, and ideas in books and learn that there are people and lifestyles in the world that are different from their own”.  With this in mind, Nakanoshima Children’s Book Forest was designed by architect Tadao Ando himself and donated to the City of Osaka to be established in Nakanoshima,Osaka in 2020. Its daily operation is supported by donations from citizens and companies. A green apple stands out on the entrance terrace of Nakanoshima Children’s Book Forest. The motif is based on the poem “Youth” by the American poet Samuel Ullman, and represents Mr. Ando’s wish that many people will be touched by this symbol of youth full of challenging spirit. In designing the Nakanoshima Children’s Book Forest, Mr. Ando placed importance on making more than adequate use of the Nakanoshima location, which is steeped in Osaka’s history and culture, and on ensuring that children would play a leading role in the facility. The building along the Dojima River is made of fair-faced concrete, a characteristic of Ando’s architecture. To the west are the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka, the Osaka Central Public Hall, and other cultural and artistic facilities. The interior of Nakanoshima Children’s Book Forest is a three-story atrium with staircases and bridge passageways that resemble a three-dimensional maze. All the walls are covered with wooden bookshelves, creating an exciting atmosphere as if one were to wander into a “forest of books” and search for books. In the “rest room,” a cylindrical space with no concrete floor, video works are shown to arouse children’s interest in books. The same books displayed on the top shelves are also placed on the lower shelves for browsing. The books are placed on the lower shelves for browsing. All the furniture is made of wood, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Sculptures of words” are displayed here and there on the bookshelves. Impressive short sentences extracted from books appear in three-dimensional letters in the space. Although a book must be picked up and its pages turned in order to experience its world, children often pass by the bookshelf. We wanted to create an opportunity for children to start reading a book with the charm of a single sentence by slipping a word into their field of vision. This was the idea behind the production. “Children’s Book Forest” is a place where children and adults alike can immerse themselves in the fascination of books. The facility is a fusion of Ando’s architecture and the riverside scenery of Osaka, the city of water, where visitors can fully enjoy the world of books. Advance reservation required for use of facilities. Check the official website of Nakanoshima Children’s Book Forest for information on how to enter. Asahi Beer Oyamazaki Villa Museum of Art was built by businessman Shotaro Kaga as a villa from the Taisho era (1912-1926) to the early Showa era (1926-1989). Over time, the villa was on the verge of falling into disrepair, but in 1996, in response to calls to preserve the precious architecture and surrounding nature, it was restored to its original state and reopened as an art museum with a new wing designed by Tadao Ando. The main building portion, designed by Shotaro Kaga, was constructed of wood in the Taisho era and substantially expanded in the early Showa era. The main building incorporates an eclectic mix of techniques, including carved beams and columns. The upper section of the main building incorporates a half-timber system showing the wood frame characteristic of the English Tudor Gothic style, and is constructed of reinforced concrete with a steel frame for the roof section. The terrace on the second floor offers a magnificent view of the three rivers flowing through Kizu, Uji, and Katsura, unchanged since its construction. Designed by Ando, the Jichu-kan addition is connected to the main building by a passageway. The passageway is made of fair-faced concrete with glass walls on the upper four sides and the front. The surrounding seasonal scenery is visible to the eye, creating a sense of harmony between the building and nature. A small pond with water lilies blooms beside the stairs leading to the Chichu-kan “Chichu-no-Jewel Box. From the window at the end of the long flight of stairs, you can see the pond at the same height as your eye level. Since the building is located on a slope, it is important to be able to enjoy the view from inside the building as well. The Chichu-kan, named the “Underground Jewel Box” by Mr. Ando, is designed in a cylindrical semi-underground structure to harmonize with the surrounding landscape. The roof above the exhibition space is planted with trees to blend in with the surrounding greenery. In 2012, a new building, Yamatekan “Box of Dreams,” designed by Ando, was completed. The new building is a box-shaped structure, in contrast to the “Chichu Jewel Box. The straight concrete building is placed so that it is buried in the trees, and like the Chichu-kan, the upper portion is planted to create a sense of unity with nature.   The new Asahi Beer Oyamazaki Villa Museum of Art, which has been brought to life in a perfect balance of old and new buildings and the surrounding environment, offers visitors a sense of “rebirth” in the Ando style. The Garden of Fine Arts Kyoto opened in 1994 as the world’s first painting garden that can be viewed outdoors. Designed by Mr. Ando, this facility exhibits outdoors sturdy ceramic board paintings that reproduce the beauty of masterpieces in their original form. The garden features a waterside setting with large and small waterfalls and ponds, and the atmosphere of the works changes depending on the viewing location, viewpoint, and weather conditions.   The Garden of Fine Arts Kyoto is a three-story structure, with a gentle slope leading down from the ground level to the second basement level, where visitors view the works in order from the bottom. On display at the Garden of Fine Arts Kyoto is a total of eight masterpieces from around the world. Four of them were created for the “International Garden and Greenery Exposition” held in 1990 and displayed in the “Garden of Masterpieces,” a pavilion designed by Mr. Ando. The other four were created for this facility.   Michelangelo’s “The Last Judgment,” which is almost full-size and over 13 meters high, can be viewed from all floors of the corridor. Leonardo da Vinci’s “Last Supper” sandwiched between the sky and the water. The painting is designed to be reflected in the water, and it is also interesting to see how differently the painting looks on the surface of the water. A doubly enlarged version of the National Treasure, Caricatures of Birds, Beasts, and Humans. The long scroll, read from the right, is displayed so that visitors can appreciate it in a natural flow along the direction of travel.   The works of Van Gogh and Renoir, viewed through windows in the concrete walls, offer a different atmosphere from the paintings. Monet’s “Waterlilies, Morning” is displayed underwater to give visitors an impression of his worldview, and viewing it as if peering into the painting from above is a unique experience. The unique way to enjoy the paintings along with the changes in light and the shimmering surface of the water is only possible with ceramic board paintings.   The Garden of Fine Arts Kyoto, designed by Tadao Ando to take advantage of the outdoor environment, is a recommended place to experience art in a different way than an indoor museum. The Himeji City Museum of Literature, located northwest of the World Cultural Heritage and National Treasure Himeji Castle, was established in 1991 as a center for all literary activities, including the collection and study of materials by writers and scholars associated with Himeji and other Harima areas. Ando’s unique building design, “designed as a space for circulation and dialogue with literature with the castle in the background,” blends in with the old townscape and creates a new landscape. As the design concept suggests, Himeji Castle, nicknamed “Shirasagijo Castle,” can be viewed from inside the building, making it a special place where visitors can feel Himeji from both inside and outside the building.   The Himeji City Museum of Literature consists of the three-story North Wing and the two-story South Wing. The grounds also include the “Boukeitei”, a Taisho period(1912-1926) Japanese house with a 40-mat Japanese-style room and a tea ceremony room. The “Himeji Castle Historical Story Corridor” on the first floor of the North Wing introduces the stories and history of Himeji Castle and the region through video and graphics. A total of 26 episodes are displayed in a long arc-shaped corridor, which visitors can appreciate by following the curve. On the same floor is the “Forest of Words” exhibition room, where visitors can come into contact with the impressive words left by literary figures associated with Harima and their lives, and on the second floor is a corner dedicated to Watsuji Tetsuro, a philosopher born in Himeji City. The South Wing includes the “Ryotaro Shiba Memorial Room” and a café where visitors can relax. This glass-walled space seen from the outside is a “yoiko no heya” for parents and children to enjoy together. It is a bright and colorful space like a sunroom. Here, visitors can take off their shoes, read picture books, and play with toys while relaxing. The tapestries and mobiles are inspired by the stories in “Harimakuni Fudoki,” which is also the origin of the name of Himeji. The landscape where the building stands in harmony with the surrounding nature, blending straight lines and curves, light and shadow, is like a beautiful work of art. The buildings are like beautiful art, blending lines, curves, light, and shadow in harmony with the surrounding nature.   ▼Check out this article▼ Top 12 Recommended Tourist Spots in Kobe for Parents and Children to Enjoy! In addition, we also recommend “VS.”, a facility with a distinctive cube-shaped exterior designed and supervised by Tadao Ando, which will be built in 2024 in “Grand Green Osaka” in Umeda, Osaka. “TADAO ANDO YOUTH” is on view through July 21, 2025. When discussing architecture, Tadao Ando is a must-see. If you travel to Japan, why not experience the world-renowned architecture of Tadao Ando along with sightseeing?   ▼Check out this article▼ This is the place to go! An overwhelmingly beautiful architectural spot that harmonizes with the nature of Awaji Island!

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绣球花是一种原产于日本的时令花卉，这种花有 50 多种不同的品种。在日本，被称为梅雨的雨季从 6 月中旬左右开始，实际上很多人都因为这种阴沉的天气而讨厌这个季节。然而，与此同时，你可以感受到许多在其他季节找不到的日本景点，绣球花就是其中之一。  绣球花的颜色会根据土壤的酸度而变化。我们将介绍大阪、京都和兵库县的景点，那里盛开着蓝色、紫色和粉红色等各种绣球花。<目录> 【吹田大阪 】万博纪念公园【池田大阪 】元寺 【京都 右京区】梅宫大社 【京都 西京】吉峰寺 【京都 长冈京】柳谷观音 【兵库县、河西】松云山 雷光寺 【兵库县 】神户市立植物园 【兵库县 】六甲六甲山高山植物园【兵库县六甲】六甲缆车【兵库县六甲】Rokko Musical Box Museum & Garden MORINONE约30个品种的约4,000株绣球花， 包括西式绣球花和八重甘茶，将在万博纪念公园自然公园的绣球花林盛开。享受被红色、蓝色、粉红色等各种绣球花包围的梦幻般的空间。▼查看这篇文章▼万博纪念公园是大阪的好去处！亮点解释！Kyuan-ji 寺有一条小路，绣球花杂草丛生，以至于它们隐藏了人。小路两旁绣球花的渐变是一场视觉盛宴。池塘上漂浮的绣球花也很受欢迎，因为它们在 Instagram 上看起来很棒。通常在 6 月中旬至下旬举行的 “Ajisai-Ukabe” 比 “Hana-Chozu”（手帕花水）更令人印象深刻！在梅宫大社，游客可以欣赏到从东神宫花园到北神宫花园的大约 140 种独特的绣球花。您还可以欣赏在一年中的同一时间盛开的 Hanashoubu。白山绣球花园位于山腰的半山腰，占地 3,000 坪（约 1,000 平方米）。大约 8,000 株绣球花，包括 gaku 绣球花，为花园的整个斜坡增添了色彩。▼查看此文章▼ 京都西山|京都未被发现的观光景点！柳谷观音的游客可以欣赏到大约 5,000 株绣球花，包括日本和西洋绣球花。寺庙内的绣球花走廊让游客可以随意观看绣球花，即使下雨也不会被淋湿。柳谷观音以其 “Hana-Chozu”（手帕花水）而闻名。许多游客来到寺庙是为了 Hana-Chozu，它装饰着五颜六色的时令花卉。Shounzan Raikoji 寺通常被称为 “绣球花寺”。大约 500 株植物，包括寺庙僧侣精心培育的西式绣球花，盛开。漫步在寺庙场地上，欣赏不同颜色的花朵。神户市森林植物园是许多稀有绣球花的家园，例如梦幻般的七团花和簇拥的白色安娜贝尔。约350个品种、约50,000株绣球花的森林令人叹为观止。在海拔 865 m 的六甲山顶附近的六甲山高山植物园，据说是幻影绣球花的 “七团华 ”绣球花盛开。其特点是双瓣花和重叠的花瓣，游客可以欣赏到其漂亮的紫色外观。同样推荐的是 “绣球花花园”，那里盛开着各种各样的绣球花，包括神户市的市花 “蓝边八仙花”。六甲电缆是您可以在乘坐缆车时欣赏绣球花的难得的地方。绣球花美丽的蓝色被称为“六甲蓝”。从缆车下站的绣球花开始，从 7 月初到中旬，总共有 2,500 多株绣球花盛开。缆车拥有可爱的复古车身，从里面可以欣赏到神户市和大海的景色。位于六甲山顶，气温比市区低约 5 度，绣球花比市区晚一个月左右达到最佳状态，可以欣赏到 20 多个品种的 350 多株绣球花。南部德式建筑与周围自然的和谐相处，为游客提供了非凡的体验和宁静的空间，游客可以在更自然的状态下欣赏花朵。开花条件可能因天气而异。请查看 SNS 了解最新的开花状态。▼查看此文章▼ 在户外享受“声音” Rokko Musical Box Museum & Garden MORINONE绣球花在雨中闪耀。通过观察漂亮的蓝色、紫色和粉红色的花朵来感受季节的变化。

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