Shin-Kobe Station

Shin-Kobe Station


Shin-Kobe Station (新神戸駅) is located in Chuo-ku of Kobe city in Hyogo prefecture, the north of Kobe city center.

The station is at the foot of Mt. Rokko（六甲山） and no JR local lines connected to Shin-Kobe Station. This station is different from JR Kobe Station for JR local trains.

Shin-Kobe Station is in between Rokko Tunnel and Kobe Tunnel. Shinkansen goes through these tunnels before/after stopping at the station.

 

Lines

Here are available lines at Shin-Osaka Station.
  • JR Shinkansen
    • Sanyo Shinkansen (through services to/from Kyushu Shinkansen)
  • Kobe Municipal Subway 
    • Seishin-Yamanote Line
    • Hokushin Line

 

Access

From Airport

  • From Kobe Airport
    • Train (1 transit required)
      • Approximately 30 minutes
    • Bus
      • From Bus stop No.5
        • 1 bus every 1 hour
    • Taxi
      • Approximately 10km
      • From Taxi stand in front of the terminal building

From Major stations

  • From Kobe Station
    • Approximately 15 minutes 
    • 1 transit required at Sannomiya Station
      • From Kobe Station to Sannomiya Station by JR Kobe line
      • From Sannnomiya Station by Kobe Municipal Subway
  • From Amagasaki Station
    • Approximately 30 minutes 
    • 1 transit required at Sannomiya Station
      • From Amagasaki Station to Sannomiya Station by JR Kobe line
      • From Sannnomiya Station by Kobe Municipal Subway 
 

Shops and Restaurants

There is a commercial complex, Shin-Kobe Oriental City, having a shopping mall, Koto no Hako Kobe, and a hotel, ANA Crowne Plaza Kobe, connected to Shin-Kobe Station. 

Koto no Hako Kobe (formerly Shinkobe OPA) is a shopping mall having over 20 shops and restaurants and a theater, including a souvenir shop. It is directly connected to Shin-Kobe Station.


Hotels

There are not many hotels around Shin-Kobe Station, but here are a lot of hotels around Sannomiya Station, easily accessed from Shin-Kobe Station by subway.

  • ANA Crowne Plaza Kobe
    • 3-star hotel located at Shin-Kobe Oriental City, directly connected to Shin-Kobe Station
  • Hotel Isago Kobe
    •  3-star ryokan, Japanese style accommodation, from 5-minute walk from the station
  • Galo Hostel Kobe
    • 1-star hostel from 3-minute walking from the station

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