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Mount Rokko

Mount Rokko is a famous tourist attraction in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, offering a variety of travel experiences. Every autumn, the top of the mountain is covered with red, yellow and orange maple leaves, making it a perfect place to enjoy maple leaves in Kobe. In addition to viewing the maple leaves, you can also experience activities such as skiing, soaking in hot springs, and strolling on the Rokko Garden Terrace.

  • Highlights

    Highest in Rokko、Setonaikai NP、Night panorama

  • Suggested Duration

    1 day

  • Location

    Kobe・Higashinada・Kita

  • Getting There

    Rokko Cable Shita: cable

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Is Mount Rokko worth visiting?

Mount Rokko is a premier destination in Japan, celebrated for its rich international history, exceptional hiking trails, and breathtaking panoramic views of Kobe and Osaka.

How do I get from Kobe to Mount Rokko?

To reach Mount Rokko from central Kobe, take the Tokaido-Sanyo Line from Kobe Station to Rokkomichi Station. From there, board a Kobe City Bus to the base of the Mount Rokko Ropeway, where you can ascend the mountain via cable car.

How long does it take to climb Mount Rokko?

The ascent to the summit of Mount Rokko typically takes about 3 hours. From the top, you can choose to explore the ropeway area for more expansive vistas or continue your hike down towards Arima Onsen, which is another 2.5-hour journey.

How much is the cable car ride up Mount Rokko?

The cable car ride up Mount Rokko takes approximately 10 minutes. A one-way ticket costs 800 yen, while a round-trip ticket is priced at 1550 yen.

What are the main attractions on Mount Rokko?

Mount Rokko offers a variety of attractions including scenic hiking trails, the Mount Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, the Tenjiku Onsen hot spring, and stunning observation decks providing unparalleled views of the surrounding Kansai region.