神戶附近灘五鄉的 7 家清酒釀酒廠餐廳

兵庫縣灘五鄉被譽為日本最好的清酒釀酒廠。從神戶和大阪出發，一日遊內即可到達，遊客可以透過參觀任何清酒釀酒廠來體驗日本獨特的清酒文化。此外，啤酒廠通常還有餐廳或酒吧，遊客可以在那裡品嚐限量版清酒！現在，讓我們一起品嚐日本酒和美味的日本料理吧。 索引1. 坂林（神戶集神館） 2. 櫻政宗美術館「櫻花園」 3. 日本坂林坂倉通連閣館4. 白鹿經典5. 天良赤十庵6. 灘五鄉酒所7. 白鷹白鷹祿水苑1. 坂林（神戶集神館）由世界著名的日本清酒釀造公司「福壽」經營的清酒綜合體。這裡有生產清酒的釀酒廠、銷售清酒的釀酒廠、利用釀酒廠的多功能廳、釀酒廠的餐廳坂林。 Sakabayashi 是位於木製倉庫內的日本餐廳，充滿迷人的日式氛圍，坐落在裝飾著時令鮮花的日式花園中。除了懷石料理外，餐廳還提供清酒釀造所獨有的各種單點菜餚。餐廳以兵庫縣的食材為主，春天是明石的鯛魚，夏天是章魚，秋天是丹波的蔬菜，冬天是淡路島的河豚。也提供神戶牛肉（需預約）、自製豆腐和蕎麥麵。與一杯只能在釀酒廠品嚐到的生酒一起享用。 2. 櫻政宗博物館「櫻園」 櫻政宗博物館是一個綜合性清酒設施，包括可以一邊品嚐清酒一邊品嚐清酒的清酒釀造餐廳「櫻園」、清酒酒吧「三白屋」、介紹清酒釀造過程的展示室以及清酒展示室。在櫻園，您可以品嚐到只有在餐廳才能品嚐到的生酒的味道。這裡的特色菜是清酒火鍋，其中50%的湯頭是用清酒製成的，您可以同時享受兩種口味。 「Nabe」是日本的飲食文化之一，將湯、蔬菜、肉、魚等放在大鍋裡煮，然後圍著桌子一起吃。快來親自體驗吧！在三白屋清酒吧，每人最多可點3杯，共有25種酒，所以請在餐前或餐後隨意光顧。 3.日本盛坂樂通連閣館 坂倉通連閣館是1889年創業的日本清酒釀造商日本盛經營的現代建築。位於內部的日式餐廳「花盛」提供品種豐富的限定清酒。午餐最受歡迎的是「清酒釀造松花堂」。 「松花堂」指高級便當盒，懷石料理裝在四個獨立的便當盒中。 Sake Brewery Shokado 是一個菜單，以多種方式使用時令食材，以提高味覺和視覺感。店內也販售用日本渣製成的純米吟釀清酒「Souhana」浸泡而成的香氣濃鬱的磅蛋糕以及清酒容器等土特產。 4. Hakushika Classics Hakushika Classics是一家由白鹿清酒釀酒廠直營的餐廳和商店。在這裡，您可以購買商店限定的生酒和按重量計算的現壓清酒，以及季節性限量版清酒和原始清酒容器。餐廳提供使用栃木縣蕎麥粉製成的十瓦里蕎麥麵以及採用時令食材製成的日式套餐。餐廳還提供使用直接來自釀酒廠的酒糟製成的秘製清酒酒湯的菜餚，因此一定要搭配一杯白鹿的著名清酒來享用。旁邊是清酒博物館（白鹿紀念酒造博物館），分為坂倉館、紀念館2棟建築。這裡展示了傳統的清酒釀造工藝和工具，以及龍馬家族的藝術品收藏。 5. Amakara no Sekijuan “Ama-no-Kanjuan”提供各種用清酒製成的甜點和飲料，由擁有 310 多年釀酒歷史的 Oseki 釀酒廠經營。推薦給那些想品嚐日本酒和嘗試稀有的日本酒甜點，或只是想休息一下的人！咖啡廳提供清酒海綿蛋糕、摻有清酒饅頭的冰淇淋、甜酒等。用清酒饅頭揉製的冰淇淋是將大吟釀製成的清酒饅頭攪拌而成，是兼具紅豆沙的溫和甜味和清酒的醇香的瑰寶。遊客可以一邊眺望花園一邊放鬆身心。此外，還設有品酒角。 6. 灘鄉酒所 灘鄉酒所是一家可以品嚐灘鄉26家釀酒廠的清酒以及以「季節、地域、相容性、發酵」為主題的美食的餐廳。這家前身是清酒釀酒廠的內部經過翻修，擁有高高的天花板。 50米長的櫃檯就像一條神道，圓形的燈光如燈籠，加上上鏡的霓虹燈裝飾，給人留下了深刻的印象！在餐廳裡，您可以品嚐來自 26 個不同釀酒廠的清酒。強烈推薦“灘五鄉酒所套餐”，其中包括五種清酒和三種菜餚。菜餚採用神戶地區的時令食材製成，精選的五個品牌的清酒放在傳統的木托盤上。 7.白鷹祿水苑Hakutaka是日本唯一一家向伊勢神宮供應清酒的清酒釀酒廠。白鷹祿水苑是一個設施，內有販售清酒、清酒容器和零食的商店、釀酒酒吧、清酒釀酒工具展示廳和傳統餐廳。 在僅在週末和假日營業的啤酒吧，您可以沉浸在這個日式空間中，櫃檯由一整塊櫸木製成，內飾為手工和紙。此外，還與其他菜單一起提供時令清酒套餐或清酒計劃食品。此外，同一設施內還有自江戶末期以來深受文人雅士喜愛的名店「東京竹葉亭」。您可以一邊品嚐著名的烤鰻魚，一邊欣賞四季變換的美麗庭園景色。Enjoy! OSAKA KYOTO KOBE提供有關灘鄉的最新、最全面的信息，從歷史到附近的景點和觀光景點。不要錯過可能對您的旅行計劃有幫助的其他文章。 ▼看文章▼ 什麼是Nadagogo？歷史、特色以及日本最佳清酒釀酒廠的交通 灘鄉10個日本清酒品嚐地點｜神戶附近的清酒釀酒廠 神戶10種美味佳餚！當地人推薦的當地特產和當地美食

神戶必去的8座神社：與週邊景點完美搭配

Surrounded by mountains and the sea, Kobe in Hyogo Prefecture has long thrived as an international port city. This rich cultural background is reflected in its unique and diverse shrines. From matchmaking and business prosperity to victory prayers, each shrine offers different blessings. Whether nestled in the mountains or located in the city center, each shrine has its own distinctive atmosphere. Be sure to enjoy not only the spiritual experience but also the natural beauty and history of Kobe as you go shrine-hopping.   Index Top 3 Shrines in Kobe | Power Spot for Love and Marriage: Ikuta Shrine Top 3 Shrines in Kobe | Honoring One of Japan’s Proud Military Heroes: Minatogawa Shrine Top 3 Shrines in Kobe | A Historic Shrine with Cute Stingray Ema: Nagata Shrine A Shrine Above the City with a Spectacular View: Kitano Tenman Shrine Western-Style Elegance in Kobe: Sannomiya Shrine Kobe’s Shrine of Victory Visited by Soccer Players and Fans: Yuzuruha Shrine Take a Short Trip from Kobe! Shrine of Prosperity in Business: Nishinomiya Shrine A Bit Beyond Kobe—Facing the Sea: Uozumi Sumiyoshi Shrine Located in Sannomiya, Kobe’s busiest downtown area, Ikuta Shrine is one of the city’s oldest, with a history spanning over 1,800 years. Alongside Minatogawa Shrine and Nagata Shrine, it is considered one of the “Three Great Shrines of Kobe,” and many locals make it a tradition to visit all three for hatsumode (New Year’s shrine visits). On the north side of the shrine grounds lies the lush “Ikuta Forest,” filled with trees that are hundreds of years old. It’s a serene, refreshing space that feels completely detached from the city’s bustle. Placing your hand on one of the large tree trunks to feel its energy is a recommended experience. The shrine’s main deity, Wakahirume-no-Mikoto, is associated with weaving, and by extension, the weaving together of good relationships. This makes the shrine especially popular for love and matchmaking blessings. Ikuta Shrine offers a variety of charms, but one of the most beloved is the “Water Fortune Slip (Mizu-mikuji).” When dipped into the sacred water of “Kinryūsen” in the forest, hidden words appear on the slip, which is a magical experience said to be highly accurate.  If you’re harboring secret feelings for someone, don’t miss it! You’ll also find adorable heart-shaped ema (wooden votive plaques) for your wishes. Established in 1872, Minatogawa Shrine is one of Kobe’s most iconic shrines, drawing over a million visitors for hatsumode each year. It’s known for a wide range of blessings, including good fortune, family safety, traffic safety, academic success, and protection from misfortune. The shrine enshrines Kusunoki Masashige, a legendary warrior known for his loyalty and sense of justice, affectionately known by locals as “Nanko-san.”   The spacious grounds—over 7,600 tsubo (roughly 25,000 square meters)—are filled with greenery, offering a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. As you pass through the prominent stone lanterns at the front gate and walk down the main path, you’ll come upon the main hall. Look up at the ceiling and you’ll be captivated by the 164 beautifully painted panels donated by renowned artists from across Japan. Among them, the “Great Azure Dragon” by Fukuda Baisen, an artist born in Hyogo Prefecture, is especially breathtaking. Take your time to admire the artistry that captures the essence of Japanese beauty. Also within the shrine grounds is Kusumoto Inari Shrine, said to offer blessings for business prosperity and bountiful harvests. Its row of vibrant red torii gates makes it not only spiritually significant but also a great photo spot! Nagata Shrine, dedicated to the deity Kotoshironushi-no-Okami—the guardian of commerce and industry—boasts a history of over 1,800 years. The shrine is believed to bestow blessings of business prosperity, happiness, good fortune, and protection from misfortune. As Kotoshironushi-no-Okami is said to have the power to foresee the future, the shrine also performs memorial services for old eyeglasses—an unusual yet meaningful tradition.   Within the grounds, you’ll find Kusunomiya Inari Shrine, known for its charming ema (votive plaques) featuring illustrations of fish and red stingrays. According to local legend, after a typhoon caused a nearby river to overflow, a red stingray found its way into the shrine’s grounds. It’s believed that the sacred 800-year-old camphor tree towering behind the shrine is now home to the spirit of that stingray. Offering one of these ema is said to help cure swelling ailments, especially hemorrhoids.   Nagata Shrine is also renowned for its February Setsubun Festival and the traditional Oni-Shinji Ritual. Unlike typical Setsubun festivals where beans are scattered to drive away demons, here the “oni” (demons) are seen as divine messengers and are warmly welcomed. During the event, seven costumed “oni” perform a dance on a stage set within the shrine grounds, purifying the area of misfortune. If your visit coincides with this rare and heartwarming ritual, it’s a chance to meet a “good demon”—an experience not to be missed! Nestled in the charming and exotic Kitano Ijinkan district, Kitano Tenman Shrine was founded in 1180 by enshrining Kyoto’s Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. This historic shrine gave the area its name and is deeply connected to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of scholarship. Students and exam-takers flock here year-round to pray for academic success. The shrine also offers stunning panoramic views. Located at the top of Kitanozaka slope, it overlooks the picturesque Kitano district and, on clear days, even Kobe Port. But it’s not just students who visit—Kitano Tenman Shrine is also known as a romantic power spot. A beloved ritual here is the “Wish-Carp” (Kanai Koi). By pouring water over a statue of a carp at the chozuya (purification fountain) while making a wish, it’s believed your romantic dreams will come true. You can double your luck by writing your wishes on the adorable pink paper-mâché Koi-Koi charms, shaped like little carp, and offering them at the shrine. Other fun and unique experiences include the “Sensu Mikuji”, a mini folding fan containing your fortune, and the quirky “Ishihara Hiroko Love Mikuji”, a collaboration with a contemporary Japanese artist. These creative takes on traditional omikuji (fortune slips) make the shrine a delightful stop whether you’re seeking love, academic success, or simply an unforgettable memory. Sannomiya Shrine, dedicated to the sea goddess Tachibana Hime no Mikoto, has long been revered by the people of Kobe as a guardian of maritime safety and commerce. Located in what is now central Kobe, this shrine has been deeply connected to the city’s identity as a port town since ancient times. One of the most notable historical episodes associated with Sannomiya Shrine is the Kobe Incident of 1868. Shortly after the opening of the port, a conflict broke out between foreign soldiers and samurai from Okayama Prefecture, escalating into a skirmish involving gunfire and naval ships. The incident took place on the grounds of Sannomiya Shrine, and remnants of this moment in history can still be seen today. A cannon from the same era is also on display, offering a rare chance to explore the international tensions and dramatic moments that shaped Kobe’s early modern history. Adding to the shrine’s unique charm is a stained-glass window behind the purification fountain—a rare sight in Shinto architecture. Its elegant, Western-style design is yet another example of Kobe’s fusion of tradition and cosmopolitan flair. Sannomiya Shrine is also part of the Kobe Eight Shrine Pilgrimage, which includes shrines numbered one through eight across the city. While traditionally done on Setsubun Day to ward off evil and bring good fortune, you can embark on this spiritual journey anytime. Be sure to bring a goshuincho (stamp book), as each of the eight shrines offers a special seal to commemorate your visit. It’s a meaningful way to connect with Kobe’s heritage—both spiritually and culturally—while enjoying the city’s diverse landscapes. Yuzuruha Shrine is a historic shrine that enshrines Kumano Okami, a deity associated with protection and victory. Its symbol, the Yatagarasu—a mythical three-legged crow said to lead people to success—makes this shrine especially popular for those seeking to pray for victory or triumph in personal endeavors. Located in Mikage, the birthplace of Japan’s first soccer team, Yuzuruha Shrine has a special connection to the sport. Interestingly, the Japan Football Association also uses the Yatagarasu as its emblem, adding a layer of spiritual significance. Within the shrine grounds, you’ll find a stone soccer ball monument made of Mikage-ishi, the locally sourced granite that gives the area its name. You can also pick up soccer-themed ema (votive plaques) and charms, making this a must-visit for soccer fans. Don’t miss the intriguing “Chikaraishi” (power stones)—massive stones once used in feats of strength from the Edo to Meiji periods. The stones bear inscriptions detailing their weight and the names of those who lifted them. You’ll likely find yourself wondering, “Did someone really lift this?” Another unique feature is the Tamaharai purification ritual. You blow your breath onto a sacred stone called Saitama, transferring your misfortunes to it. Then, you throw it against a harae-ishi (purification stone) to cast away bad luck. This cathartic ritual is said to leave you feeling refreshed and renewed—definitely worth a try during your visit. About 15 minutes from Kobe Sannomiya by Hanshin Railway, you’ll find Nishinomiya Shrine, famous for bringing good fortune in business and wealth. Passing through the gate, you’ll walk along a long 230-meter approach that leads to a vividly vermilion worship hall radiating a solemn atmosphere. Behind it stands the main hall, built in the rare Sangen Kasuga-zukuri architectural style, found only in a few places across Japan. Start by offering your prayers here, then take a leisurely stroll through the grounds, where seasonal flowers and plants bloom throughout the year. Take a relaxing break at Okame Chaya, where you can enjoy a warm cup of amazake (sweet rice drink). You can also try your luck with a unique omikuji that contains a “Daifuku” fortune—considered even luckier than a “Daikichi” (great blessing)!   While Nishinomiya Shrine hosts various festivals throughout the year, the most famous is Tōka Ebisu in January, the largest festival in the Hanshin area for praying for business prosperity. In July, the summer festival Natsu Ebisu takes place over four days, during which the shrine grounds are beautifully lit up at night, offering a completely different atmosphere from the daytime.   The area surrounding Nishinomiya Shrine is also home to top sake-producing districts like Nadagogo and the iconic Hanshin Koshien Stadium. Be sure to explore these local highlights as well.   ▼Check this article▼ Nishinomiya 1 Day Itinerary｜Savor Sake in Nadagogo and Explore Hanshin Koshien Stadium Located in a coastal town in Akashi City, next to Kobe, Uozumi Sumiyoshi Shrine is a historic shrine founded in the year 464 and is known as a guardian of sea routes.   Although it is a bit removed from the center of Kobe, it offers breathtaking scenic views like this. Known as “Meisho Nishikigaura,” the area offers a stunning view—during the day, the calm sea stretches out beyond the torii gate, while at sunset, the combination of the setting sun in the west, pine trees, and stone lanterns creates a scene that looks like a painting.   In late April, the shrine’s sacred wisteria tree blooms, and its flower clusters sway gracefully in the gentle sea breeze. Around June, hydrangeas color the shrine grounds. A visit to a shrine isn’t just about offering prayers—simply spending time in the peaceful grounds can mysteriously fill you with renewed energy. When you go, don’t forget to show gratitude to the deities and be mindful of proper etiquette. May your shrine visits bring you moments of healing and serenity. “Enjoy! OSAKA KYOTO KOBE,” shares sightseeing information for international visitors to Kobe, Osaka, and Kyoto. You’ll also find articles packed with must-see spots and gourmet recommendations in Kobe. Be sure to check them out and make the most of your trip!   ▼Check this article▼ First Time in Kobe. 21 Best Things to Do! Sightseeing, Spots, Dining, Model Course 10 BEST Museums and Art Galleries in Kobe 10 Delicious Gourmet Foods in Kobe! Local Specialties and Local Foods Recommended by Locals Kobe-1 Day Trip｜Enjoy the fashionable port city, Kobe [2025] Top 12 Recommended Tourist Spots in Kobe for Parents and Children to Enjoy!

去關西的神社寺院過日本新年的「初詣」吧！

"Hatsumode" 是指一年中第一次參拜神社或寺廟，目的是為了感謝過去一年的努力，並祈求來年的好運氣。每個神社或寺廟都會提供各自的祝福。本文將按祝福語分類，介紹大阪、京都、神戶和奈良的熱門新年參拜地點。此外，本文還介紹了方便您參拜的火車票資訊。快來體驗這個獨特的日本傳統吧！ -INDEX-阪急阪神新年車票【OSAKA/贏得好運勝尾寺【KYOTO/消除疾病 】 【KYOTO/慶祝活動八坂神社KYOTO/婚姻】下鴨神社 【KYOTO/美神】川合神社 【KOBE/良緣】生田神社 【西宮/生意興隆】神社西宮神社 【西宮/辟邪】夢堂藥師兜率寺 【寶塚/祈求平安出生】中山寺 【NARA/治病】藥師寺 「阪急阪神新年乘車券 」提供一日無限次的乘車優惠，最適合您新年參拜神社。這是一種特別的新年車票，可在一天內不限次數搭乘阪急電車、阪神Railway 和 Kobe Kosoku Railway 的所有路線（包含紀念禮券）。 使用條件：・1,200 日元可在一天內不限次數搭乘阪急和阪神的所有路線！・ 在參與活動的神社和寺廟兌換電子禮券，即可獲贈紀念禮品。・1 月 1 日至 11 日有效 使用方法請參閱本頁（Slutto QRtto 常見問題）。 銷售期間：2025年12月20日（星期六）～2026年1月11日（星期日） 有效期限：2026 年 1 月 1 日（星期四，假日）~ 2026 年 1 月 11 日（星期日） 售價：[基本版] 1,200日圓（僅限成人） [鼻子版] 1,600日圓（僅限成人） 銷售地點：您可以在 Surutto QRtto 網頁上購買。Daruma 因為摔倒後會爬起來，所以是很受歡迎的吉祥物。勝王寺是著名的吉祥寺，寺內各處都擺放著 Daruma 塑像。使用 Daruma 占卜您在考試、愛情和運動等各方面的運勢。該神社自 794 年之前就已存在，被稱為 「祇園山」。八坂神社以及日本各地供奉須佐能乎的其他神社的總部。除了被指定為國寶的神社本殿之外，轄區內還供奉了許多其他神祇，其中包括專門驅除瘟疫和邪惡的瘟疫神社。下加茂神社是著名的戀結勝地。在這裡，您可以畫一個和服形狀的命盤，稱為「Enmimusubi-mikuji」。您將獲得以《源氏物語》中的和歌詩為基礎的戀愛指導。華麗的千利門布料的「緋間守」也很華麗。如果您想變美，就去河合神社吧！這是下鴨神社（Shimogamo Shrine）裡面的一個小神社，裡面供奉著保護女性之神。河合神社提供祈求美麗的特殊繪馬（供奉圖片的牌位）。用您平常使用的化妝品，在ema上化上美麗的妝容，然後許願。您一定會變得更美，不僅是外表，還有內在。生田神社位於神戶市區中央。紅色而神聖的主神龕非常奇妙，莊嚴的氣氛會洗滌您的身心。正殿後面是生田森林，您可以在此進行「水卜姻缘」。此外，生田神社的ema（供奉牌位）是非常可愛的心形。祈禱能有個好姻緣！西宮生田神社是日本所有惠比壽神社的總部，供奉福神惠比壽大人，在當地被稱為 「西宮的惠比壽」。 它是著名的生意興隆之神。只有在新年期間才會舉行的 「太鼓舞 」非常受歡迎。在漫長的人生中，會有關鍵時刻的里程碑，也會因各種生理和社會變化而出現中斷。為了迎接這個里程碑，老一輩的人就想出了 「衰年 」的傳統。Yakujin Myoo 據說可以驅除各種邪惡。Mondo Yakujin Tokoji Temple 是日本三座 Yakujin Myoo 之一。讓我們一起祈求好運，驅除厄運，讓我們在新的一年平平安安。中山寺是日本第一座觀音聖地，由聖德太子創建。許多來自日本各地的孕婦都會參拜這座被稱為 「安全分娩之寺 」的寺院。中山宮設有扶手電梯，讓孕婦不必爬上石階。這是只有專門祈求平安分娩的寺廟才會有的善意舉動。不要錯過 2017 年重建的五層塔，這是約 400 年來首次重建。深藍色令人印象深刻。藥師寺是世界遺產，於 680 年由天武天皇為祈求醫好皇后的病而建造。寺院的主神藥師寺如來是藥師佛。他能消除人們的疾病和不幸，賜予人們健康和幸福。據說不僅能消除身體上的疾病，還能消除人們埋怨的心，因此具有加持力。讓我們去參拜古代奈良的寺廟，從中得到力量。希望您在新的一年有個好心情。

日式旅館 有馬輝裡：入住期間可獲贈太鼓之湯溫泉門票

有馬輝裡 (Arima Kirari) 是一家日式旅館，位於日本三大最古老的溫泉之一的有馬溫泉。飯店擁有卓越的服務、時尚的日式現代室內設計以及 2024 年新開幕的客房，為您提供舒適的住宿。 從其氛圍和客房到溫泉和餐廳美食，這裡詳細介紹了 Arima Kirari 的特色。 首頁 有馬溫泉酒店「有馬Kirari」概要 有馬Kirari的住客可無限次使用「太閣之湯」 如何前往「有馬Kirari」 辦理入住手續及探索酒店私人溫泉房間！造訪「Arima Kirari」的客房一次難得的體驗！在「有馬Kirari」享受金泉和銀泉 在「有馬Kirari's」享用晚餐 在「有馬Kirari」的餐廳價格和住宿計劃 在有馬Kirari住宿並在有馬溫泉鎮散步 有馬Kirari 已在有馬溫泉接待客人 50 多年。酒店於 2019 年進行了翻新，內部時尚而現代。 有馬溫泉以其兩種不同的溫泉而聞名：紅褐色的“金泉”（金浴）和清澈的“銀泉”（銀浴）。 在有馬 Kirari，客人可以同時享受這兩種服務，這在有馬地區的住宿中很少見。飯店擁有 55 間客房，包括設計典雅的空間，為您提供舒適輕鬆的住宿。 2024 年，新的客房配有私人浴室，配有自由流動的「銀泉」水，讓客人在私人溫泉中浸泡的同時欣賞四季變化的美麗。對於那些尋求更私密的溫泉體驗的人來說，強烈推薦這些房間。 Arima Kirari 最顯著的特色之一是可以無限制免費進入相鄰的溫泉主題樂園 Taiko no Yu。 太閒之湯佔地 7,000 平方米，是有馬溫泉地區最大的溫泉設施。它擁有六個露天浴池、室內浴池、熔岩桑拿、冷氣浴、基岩浴、蒸汽浴和其他獨特的沐浴體驗。您可以在一個地方享受各種沐浴體驗，包括露天藥草浴，其中柚子和薰衣草等季節性氣味與大氣燈光相結合，營造出輕鬆的氛圍。其他亮點包括自由流動溫泉水的金泉露天浴池、金泉和銀泉混合浴池、高濃度碳酸泉和質樸的冷水浴。如果您喜歡放鬆身心的泡溫泉，而不是主題樂園般的溫泉體驗，請放心。 Arima Kirari 內設有專供飯店住客使用的獨特、時尚、現代化的盥洗區。從神戶電鐵有馬溫泉站、阪急巴士有馬溫泉站步行約10分鐘即可到達Arima Kirari。不過，免費接駁車每小時運行2至3班，出遊更加方便。 接駁車不僅可用於辦理入住和退房，還可用於觀光，讓您有效率地探索該地區。它還在六甲有馬纜車的有馬溫泉站停靠，方便前往六甲山區，遊客可以在那裡欣賞美麗的自然風光和藝術裝置。 ▶查看時刻表 ▼查看文章▼ 如果你要從大阪、京都或神戶前往有馬，請參考以下文章。如何從大阪、京都和神戶前往有馬溫泉－完整的交通指南 飯店入口是體驗的開始。從您抵達飯店門面的那一刻起，飯店工作人員將全心全意為您服務，引導您順利抵達大廳。一旦進入室內，您就會感受到寬敞、開放的氛圍。大廳特色牆展示著名畫家米同隱的巨幅櫻花水墨畫，讓客人一年四季都能欣賞到櫻花之美。 上方的天花板空間裝飾有能登柏樹傘，空氣中瀰漫著清新的香氣，而 Bang & Olufsen 音響系統則播放著季節的治癒音樂，增強了人們對非凡住宿的期待感。 入住時間為下午 3:00。您可以將行李寄存在前台，然後出去漫步在有馬溫泉鎮，但首先，讓我們來探索一下酒店吧！ 讓我們從迎賓休息室開始。客人可以在迎賓休息室享用免費飲品，包括咖啡、茶（紅茶和綠茶）和橙汁。另外還有養樂多，但每人僅限一瓶，非常適合在放鬆的沐浴後享用。休息室開放時間為下午 2:00 至下午 6:00，因此請務必在上述時間內前往。 接下來，在電梯附近，你會發現浴衣選擇角落。女性客人可以從五種不同款式、不同尺寸的浴衣中進行選擇。不過，請記住，這些不能帶回家！整個酒店都擁有和諧的現代內部。大廳的格子架和通往太鼓之湯的走廊上的枯山水庭園增添了時尚氣息！還有一家紀念品商店，所以您不必擔心忘記買東西。我被帶到了新裝修的 5 樓房間“Tsuzumi”，該房間於 2024 年開業。 室內設計與入口的現代時尚美學一致。雖然鋪著榻榻米地板，但座位安排是桌椅結合，而不是傳統的地板座位，確保您享受舒適的體驗，而不會讓腿部勞損。走廊配有衣櫃和咖啡機，只需輕輕一按，就能享用一杯香濃的咖啡。接下來是盥洗室和浴室區。浴室裡的浴缸供應源源不絕的銀泉溫泉水！泡在私人溫泉裡，同時欣賞鬱鬱蔥蔥的如茵的清新景色，是一種真正的奢華。對於那些喜歡私人溫泉體驗而不是大型公共浴池的人來說，強烈推薦這個。此外，洗手間設計為可供兩人同時使用，方便家庭使用，避免尖峰時段的擁擠。讓我們來看看酒店客人專用的洗浴區，我有幸拍攝了它。 在澡堂裡，你會發現兩種並排的有馬著名溫泉：金泉：一種渾濁的紅褐色溫泉，富含鐵和鹽。人參：清澈如絲、質地柔滑的溫泉。更衣區也維護得很好，為您在泡澡前後提供一個乾淨舒適的放鬆空間。如果在有馬溫泉過夜，強烈建議泡溫泉、換上浴衣，悠閒地享用飯店晚餐。 「Arima Kirari」 為客人提供獨特、時尚、現代的日式用餐空間，名為「Dining Kirari Ichigo Ichie」。客人可在辦理入住時預先選定的晚餐時間前往餐廳。 這裡的美食是“Shin-Washoku”，融合了傳統日本烹飪技術與西方烹飪風格。時令菜單包括開胃菜、生魚片、以烤優質黑毛和牛為特色的主菜以及甜點，全部採用最優質的時令食材製成。每道菜的呈現方式，包括精心挑選的餐具，都增強了體驗，讓每一道菜都帶來驚喜和愉悅。 享受Kirari精緻美食的全方位感官體驗。這裡介紹的方案是限時推出的“新客房竣工紀念高級住宿方案”，每人5萬日元起，含晚餐。如果想要更實惠的選擇，包含兩餐的標準間起價為 22,000 日元。價格根據季節和一周中的不同日子而有所不同，因此請務必查看官方網站以了解詳情。點擊此處查看官方住宿計劃 熱忱的款待、現代日式室內裝潢、同時享受金泉和銀泉溫泉的難得機會以及精緻的時令美食 - 所有這些都使“Arima Kirari”成為一個完美的住宿場所，確保清潔和舒適。 如果您有興趣探索該地區，請查閱以下文章，以了解有關漫步有馬溫泉鎮、其美食場所、附近可乘坐索道到達的六甲山地區以及神戶觀光景點的資訊。 有馬溫泉1日遊｜享受溫泉、美食、自然！有馬溫泉町休閒勝地六甲山的十大最佳美食和甜點 第一次來神戶。 21 件最值得做的事！觀光、景點、餐飲、示範路線

大阪冬季指南：天氣、服裝、美食和冬季活動

Osaka is full of winter-exclusive events, gourmet delights, and breathtaking sights! In this article, we will introduce the best ways to enjoy a winter trip in Osaka, where you can have fun while experiencing the local culture and traditions rooted in the region. -Index- Weather and Clothing in Osaka during Winter Things to Do in Osaka during Winter 　1. See the Winter Sky Illumination 　2. Enjoy Hot Springs in Osaka during Winter 　3. Savor Delicious Winter Food in Osaka 　4. Step into a Winter Wonderland: 1-Day Skiing at Mt. Rokko 　5. Just a Short Distance from Osaka: Explore the Sake Breweries in Nadagogo 　6. Eat Year-End Soba Noodles at Famous Osaka Restaurants 　7. Visit Famous Shrines and Temples for New Year’s Prayers 　8. Pray for Prosperity at the Toka Ebisu Festival 　9. Experience Japanese Traditions: Setsubun Festival, Bean-Throwing, and Ehomaki 　10. Feel the Coming of Spring by Viewing Plum Blossoms   Winter in Osaka is much milder compared to nearby areas like Kyoto and Shiga, with very little snowfall. The average temperatures from December to February are as follows:   December: High 12.3°C, Low 5.3°C, Average 8.7°C January: High 9.7°C, Low 3.0°C, Average 6.2°C February: High 10.5°C, Low 3.2°C, Average 6.6°C *Date is based on 1991 to 2020 by Japan Meteorological Agency.   Even on colder days, Osaka often experiences sunny weather with warm sunshine. It’s recommended to wear layers, such as a sweater with a thick coat or down jacket. If you’re wearing a skirt, consider tights to keep warm. Now, let’s explore winter-only events and experiences in the Osaka area that are even more enjoyable during the colder season! For a dazzling winter experience in Osaka, don’t miss the city’s spectacular illuminations!   The “Festival of the lights in Osaka” is a must-see, featuring three stunning events: ・Midosuji Illumination: The iconic gingko trees lining Midosuji Avenue are beautifully lit up. ・OSAKA Hikari Renaissance: A stunning light display along the waterfront of Nakanoshima, Osaka’s symbol as a water city. ・Area Programs: Unique illumination displays in various regions, offering a creative and colorful atmosphere all around the city. Near JR Osaka Station, the illuminations in the Umeda area are also worth visiting. The Grand Front Osaka showcases a giant Christmas tree with playful, luxurious decorations that attract attention every year. Umekita Plaza and the newly opened Grand Green Osaka are also draped in shimmering champagne-gold lights, creating a magical ambiance.   Enjoy a romantic winter night by exploring these breathtaking light displays across Osaka!   「Festival of the lights 2025」 「Midosuji Illumination 2025」April 9 (Wed)～December 31, 2025 (Wed) 「OSAKA Hikari-Renaissance 2025」December 14 (Sun)～December 25, 2025 (Thu) 「Area program」The event dates vary depending on the venue or location Venue: The Midosuji area (Hanshin Intersection～Namba West Exit Intersection), Osaka City Central Public Hall～Nakanoshima Park, Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, etc. Access: 5 mins walk from Hankyu Railway Osaka-umeda Station, or just a short walk from Hanshin Railway Osaka-Umeda Station. https://www.hikari-kyoen.com/en/   「GRAND WISH CHRISTMAS 2025」 November 6 (Thu)～December 25, 2025 (Tuh) *Some contents are not included Venue: Grand Front North/South Area/Umekita Square, etc. Access: 4 mins walk from Hankyu Railway Osaka-umeda Station, or 5 mins walk from Hanshin Railway Osaka-Umeda Station.   「Champagne Gold Illumination in UMEKITA」 November 6, 2025 (Thu)～February 28, 2026 (Sat) venue: Grand Front Umekita Square, Grand Green Osaka Umekita Park, etc. Access: 4 mins walk from Hankyu Railway Osaka-umeda Station, or 5 mins walk from Hanshin Railway Osaka-Umeda Station.   ▼For more information check out this article▼ The 8 best winter illuminations in Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe! Solaniwa Onsen OSAKA BAY TOWER, one of the largest multi-purpose hot spring facilities in Kansai, with excellent access from Umeda! You can enjoy six different types of baths, including an open-air bath with free-flowing spring water and a garden-view bath that overlooks a vast Japanese garden. The facility is designed with a modern Japanese aesthetic, inspired by the Azuchi-Momoyama period, when legendary warlords like Toyotomi Hideyoshi thrived-so be sure to take in the unique atmosphere as well! ▼For more information check out this article▼ Best 7 Onsens (Hot Springs) Near Osaka 4 private onsen & baths to enjoy in a private room in Osaka! Hot spring resorts where you can stay overnight or enjoy a day trip If you’re in the mood for a stroll through a charming hot spring town, we recommend taking a day trip from Osaka to Arima Onsen or Kinosaki Onsen in Hyogo. On particularly chilly days, you might even be treated to a magical sight of the town covered in a blanket of shimmering white snow!   ▼For more information check out this article▼ Arima Onsen-1 Day Trip｜Enjoy Hot Springs, Gourmet, and Nature! The 10 best food and sweets in Arima Onsen Town A day trip from Osaka! 12 popular sightseeing spots to visit by train Hot pot dishes, where various ingredients are simmered together in one pot, are a staple of Japanese winter cuisine. When visiting Osaka, you can’t miss the local specialty hot pot, tecchiri, made with fugu (blowfish). The tender fugu meat is simmered in a flavorful kelp broth along with vegetables like carrots, green onions, and chrysanthemum greens. It’s typically enjoyed dipped in ponzu sauce. The tradition is to finish the meal by adding rice to the remaining broth to make a delicious zousui (rice porridge). Oden, a traditional winter dish where ingredients like daikon radish, eggs, and fish cakes are simmered in a broth made from bonito flakes and kelp, is another must-try. In Kansai, known for its dashi culture, the broth is typically seasoned with light soy sauce, giving it a delicate, refined flavor that’s different from the Kanto-style oden. The ingredients soak up the broth, becoming tender and flavorful-enjoy the unique texture of this “shimi-shimi” oden! Crab is another winter staple that’s hugely popular in Japan! Whether it’s boiled crab meat, crab hot pot packed with rich crab flavor, or creamy crab miso, it all pairs perfectly with sake. In Osaka’s famous tourist spots like Dotonbori and Umeda, you’ll find the well-known crab restaurant Kani Doraku.   Gathering around the table with friends or family to enjoy these dishes together will warm both your body and soul-a true highlight of winter in Japan! *From Monday, January 5, 2026, to Friday, April 10, 2026 (tentative), the entire Rokko Cable Car line between Rokko Cable Shimo Station and Rokko Sanjo Station will suspend regular operations for construction work. During the cable car suspension period, substitute bus service will be provided.   If you want to do some winter sports, Rokko Snow Park which is an artificial ski park located on Mt.Rokko in Kobe near Osaka is highly recommended. It provides rental service for both ski wear and equipment so that you can just go there without bringing heavy luggages. What’s more, there are English-language ski and snowboarding schools available, so even beginners can feel at ease. The on-site restaurant offers a variety of dishes, including local specialties inspired by Mt. Rokko, such as the “Mt. Rokko Heaping Roast Beef Bowl”.   Additionally, to accommodate Muslim visitors, two separate prayer rooms for men and women are provided. The restaurant also clearly indicates whether dishes contain pork or alcohol on the menu, and offers a selection of halal food.   Since Arima Onsen is nearby, why not relax in the hot springs after a day of physical activity?   ▼For more information check out this article▼ Playing in the snow at Rokko Snow Park! What to do when you take your kids there! Winter is the season of newly-produced Japanese Sake. In Kansai, which is recognized as the birthplace of sake, there are many sake breweries. It might be a good idea to have a tour at sake breweries to try some fresh sake.   Nadagogo, a famous sake brewery area located between Osaka and Kobe, has 26 different sake breweries. You can either learn about the traditional brewing skills and history at the museum, or go around the breweries and have fun tasting the sake. You can enjoy tasting different varieties of sake and savoring freshly brewed sake straight from the brewery. There is also a wide selection of gourmet dishes that pair perfectly with sake, as well as sweets made with sake, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the world of Japanese sake.   Since it is close to Osaka, you can put the unique sake culture experience into a day trip plan.   ▼For more information check out this article▼ 10 Japanese Sake Tasting Spots in Nadagogo｜Sake Breweries near Kobe 7 Sake Brewery Restaurants in Nadagogo near Kobe Kobe Sake Brewery 1 Day Tour｜Explore the Sake Paradise Nadagogo and Kobe Bay Area In Japan, there is a long-standing tradition of eating Toshikoshi soba on December 31, the last day of the year. The soba noodles, which are easier to cut than other types of noodles, symbolize “cutting off misfortune,” and their long, thin shape is believed to represent a wish for longevity. It’s customary to eat soba before the new year begins, as eating it after midnight is considered bad luck.   At the long-established soba restaurant Hyoutei, located within walking distance of Osaka-Umeda Station, the specialty is Yugiri Soba, made with finely grated yuzu peel kneaded into the noodles. The dish takes its name from Yugiri Tayuu, a character in Sonezaki Shinju, a famous kabuki play set near the nearby Ohatsu Tenjin Shrine. Dipping the noodles into the broth enhances the refreshing aroma of yuzu, offering a delightful, citrusy flavor.   Soba is traditionally meant to be slurped, and when eating Toshikoshi soba, be sure to make a hearty slurping sound, as if sweeping away bad luck! Hatsumode refers to the first visit to a shrine or temple after the New Year, a traditional Japanese custom where people pray for happiness in the coming year. Each shrine or temple offers different blessings, so you can choose your destination based on the specific wish or prayer you have in mind!   For instance, Katsuo-ji Temple located in Minoh City is famous for bringing good fortune in victory. It is said that you can receive blessings for victory by writing your wish on a bright red daruma (a traditional good luck doll) and offering it at the temple. The temple is filled with countless daruma dolls, creating an auspicious atmosphere.   ▼For more information check out this article▼ What is the highlight of Katsuo-ji in Minoh? A temple of luck to win in Osaka sightseeing Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning, is popular for prayers related to academic success and passing exams. The shrine also features statues of guardian cows, which are believed to heal ailments when you rub the part of the statue corresponding to the part of your body that needs healing. With easy access from Osaka-Umeda Station, it’s a great spot to add to your itinerary while exploring the city. In addition to these, Osaka is home to many other shrines and temples, each offering different blessings. Think about your wishes for the year, choose your destination accordingly, and make a visit!   ▼For more information check out this article▼ Let’s go to shrines and temples in Kansai for New Year’s “Hatsumode”! Unusual red seals and good luck charms! 12 Shrines and Temples in Kansai related to the Chinese Zodiac Dental health, hair health, leg health, let’s pray to the Japanese gods! Toka Ebisu is a festival dedicated to Ebisu, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, where people pray for success in business. Held from January 9 to 11, it is celebrated mainly in the Kansai region. Crowds gather to receive lucky bamboo branches adorned with talismans known as kobakokichō, for good fortune. Toka Ebisu is such a major event that in some areas, it is even more lively than New Year’s celebrations.   At the famous Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, known for Toka Ebisu, you can find over a dozen types of lucky charms, such as rice bales symbolizing wealth, lucky bags for storing fortune, and rakes for gathering good fortune. The shrine attracts around one million visitors from all over Japan. Each year, much attention is drawn to the selection of the Fuku Musume (lucky maidens), who serve the gods as shrine maidens during the three-day Toka Ebisu festival. For those who find it difficult to take home the lucky bamboo branches, the fortune charm, said to bring financial luck, is a great alternative. It’s the same size as a credit card, so you can easily slip it into your wallet.   Another highlight of Imamiya Ebisu Shrine’s Toka Ebisu festival is the Hoe Kago Parade. Entertainers are carried in palanquins through nearby shopping districts, with lively chants of “Hoe kago, Hoe kago,” bringing excitement to the southern area of Osaka.   Why not participate in this energetic, quintessentially Osaka event and pray for prosperity in business? In Japan, February 3 marks Setsubun, the day that signifies the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It is believed that on this day, oni (demons) are more likely to appear. To drive them away, there is a long-standing custom of throwing beans inside the house while chanting “Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi” (Demons out, fortune in), as a way to ward off evil and bring in good fortune.   Across Japan, grand Setsubun festivals are held with large-scale bean-throwing ceremonies. One of the most famous in Osaka is at Naritasan Fudoson in Neyagawa City. From a 150-meter-long stage set up on the temple grounds, prominent figures from Kansai’s political and business worlds, as well as celebrities, throw beans to the gathered crowd, praying for good fortune, protection from misfortune, and traffic safety. Another Setsubun tradition is eating Ehomaki, a thick sushi roll, while facing the eho (the lucky direction where the deity is believed to reside), which changes each year. The rule to ensure you don’t lose your luck is to eat the whole roll in silence, without cutting it. You can find a variety of Ehomaki at department stores, supermarkets, and convenience stores, so pick your favorite and give it a try!   On Setsubun, oni masks are also sold alongside beans and Ehomaki, so why not take one home as a fun souvenir? In Japan, the ume (plum blossom) starts to bloom around February, before the sakura, while the cold still lingers. Many people find solace in the ume’s modest and delicate beauty.   One of the most famous spots for plum blossoms in Kansai is the Osaka Castle Park plum grove. Spanning about 1.7 hectares, it features around 1,270 plum trees. The breathtaking scenery of the castle framed by the blossoms is sure to captivate your heart. At Osaka Tenmangu Shrine mentioned above, about 20 varieties of white and red plum blossoms bloom around Hoshiai Pond, located on the north side of the grounds. The sight of the delicate petals floating on the pond’s surface adds to the serene atmosphere, creating a truly picturesque scene. At Expo ’70 Commemorative Park in Suita City, there are two notable plum blossom spots: the Natural and Cultural Gardens, with about 120 varieties and 600 trees, and the Japanese Garden, with around 40 varieties and 80 trees. As you take in the gentle scent of the blossoms, why not capture a photo of the park’s symbol, the Tower of the Sun, framed by the plum flowers?   With the many varieties and colors of plum blossoms, each famous spot offers its own unique and stunning landscape to discover!   ▼For more details▼ February and March trip is plum blossom viewing! Best spots in Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe   There are plenty of Osaka specialties that you can only experience during winter, so please stay active and explore more places! You will also have the chance to immerse yourself in unique Japanese traditions, ensuring a memorable and fulfilling time.

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