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HYOGO: The Armory That Became a Gateway. Hyogo(兵庫)takes its name from an ancient government weapons storehouse—兵庫院—established during the Nara period. A place built to hold swords in reserve. In time, the armory became a port, the doors opened to the West, and the city of weapons became one of Japan's most welcoming gateways to the world. What you imagine from its name, and what you find, are never quite the same—the only prefecture in Kinki facing both the Sea of Japan and the Seto Inland Sea, four times the size of Osaka. ─────────── KOBE(神戸) Kobe is one of Japan's most layered cities—Western and Japanese aesthetics blending for over 150 years. Nankinmachi's lanterns, Kitano Ijinkan mansions, Suma Temple's ancient air—each reveals a different Kobe. Hidden just behind the mountains to the north: Arima Onsen, one of Japan's three great ancient hot springs. Standing in the steam, the city felt like another world entirely. ─────────── BEYOND KOBE Himeji Castle stopped me in my tracks—whiteness soaring like a heron, perfect and unchanged. Kokoen Garden unfolds at its feet. Further west, Tatsuno and Ako carry histories that feel lived-in, not merely preserved. Turn north and the landscape shifts entirely. Takeda Castle Ruin floats above the morning fog—a castle without walls, suspended in cloud. Kinosaki Onsen's canals and Genbudo's basalt columns revealed a Hyogo I had not imagined. ─────────── AWAJI(淡路島) The island where Japan was born. The gods Izanagi and Izanami first descended here before any other land existed. Izanagi Shrine enshrines that deity still. Honpukuji Water Temple—Tadao Ando's architecture beneath a lotus pond—made silence feel sacred. Nijigennomori, Nakahama Minoru Cat Art Museum, Kunjudo's 600-year-old incense craft, Awaji Hanasajiki—the island keeps surprising. ─────────── Most visitors come to Kobe and never leave. If time allows, go west to Himeji, north into Tajima, south to Awaji. For more detail @sugorokujapan #hyogo #kobe #himeji #awaji #おすすめスポット

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