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Weathercock House is a beautiful German-style building made of bricks. The weathercock on the steeple overlooking the town of Kobe is the origin of the building’s name. Come and see its magnificent appearance.
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All of the rooms including the study, living room, kitchen and others project a stately atmosphere of German-traditional style. Each area is fully furnished and meticulously displayed. The whole building shows a fairy-tale atmosphere as if it emerged out of a picture book.
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The shop in the building sells original goods of Weathercock House, antique accessories, glass crafts, coasters, German wooden crafts and so on. These retro and exotic items make for good souvenirs.
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The base for sightseeing of Kitano, ”Kitano-cho plaza” is just in front of Weathercock House. It overlooks the town of Kobe for it is located on top of Kitanozaka slope. Next to it is a tourist information center where guide maps and pamphlets of “Ijinkan” (former residences of early foreign settlers) are available. You can see street performances on holidays.
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Ijinkan district is an area where you can see a number of buildings used as residences for foreigners until the 1940s. Those buildings have reconstructed and some are open to visitors to take a tour and others are used as cafes or restaurants. Enjoy looking around these buildings as well as Weathercock House.
(Source: pixta)
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The building for Starbucks Kobe Kitano Ijinkan was originally built in 1907. It was relocated and rebuilt after the Great Hanshin Earthquake. It is now registered as a tangible cultural property. Inside, the building is thoughtfully furnished and offers a special atmosphere you can only feel here.
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Weathercock House is a beautiful German-style building made of bricks. The weathercock on the steeple overlooking the town of Kobe is the origin of the building’s name. Come and see its magnificent appearance.
(Source: pixta)
All of the rooms including the study, living room, kitchen and others project a stately atmosphere of German-traditional style. Each area is fully furnished and meticulously displayed. The whole building shows a fairy-tale atmosphere as if it emerged out of a picture book.
(Source: pixta)
The shop in the building sells original goods of Weathercock House, antique accessories, glass crafts, coasters, German wooden crafts and so on. These retro and exotic items make for good souvenirs.
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The base for sightseeing of Kitano, ”Kitano-cho plaza” is just in front of Weathercock House. It overlooks the town of Kobe for it is located on top of Kitanozaka slope. Next to it is a tourist information center where guide maps and pamphlets of “Ijinkan” (former residences of early foreign settlers) are available. You can see street performances on holidays.
(Source: pixta)
Ijinkan district is an area where you can see a number of buildings used as residences for foreigners until the 1940s. Those buildings have reconstructed and some are open to visitors to take a tour and others are used as cafes or restaurants. Enjoy looking around these buildings as well as Weathercock House.
(Source: pixta)
(Source: pixta)
The building for Starbucks Kobe Kitano Ijinkan was originally built in 1907. It was relocated and rebuilt after the Great Hanshin Earthquake. It is now registered as a tangible cultural property. Inside, the building is thoughtfully furnished and offers a special atmosphere you can only feel here.
(Source: youtube)