After visiting Nunobiki Herb Garden, we decided to hike back up the mountain to see a few waterfalls. (It seems that most people buy one way tickets and walk back down). Saves time and saves money - wait, that reminds me of…
How exactly does eating at Sukiya save time and money? Wouldn’t you save money by cooking at home or eating at a cheaper fastfood restuarant? Anyways, back to the topic at hand…waterfalls…
On the day after my birthday, we went sightseeing in Kobe. The first place we visited was Nunobiki Herb Garden. It is a 40-acre herb garden located on the top of Mount Rokko. It has more than 200 varieties of herbs. You can take a ski lift / ropeway or hike up the mountain from Kobe station to here. (Which did we do? Yep, we chose the quicker of the two)
This year we spent my birthday in Kobe. This was our first time to go siteseeing in Kobe city.
We stayed at a great hotel near Kobe station with a wonderful view of the city and the harbour.
