Explore the enchanting world of movie and drama filming locations with the upcoming “Day Trip Bus Tour” in Kobe. Organized in collaboration with the Kobe Film Office, dedicated to attracting film projects and supporting tourism, this tour promises a unique experience for enthusiasts.
Named the “Kobe Location Tour Bus Tour,” scheduled for February 21, 2025, the itinerary includes iconic spots like Kobe Customs (view from the bus), Gokoen Hall & Ishiyagawa Park, and the historic Kan Mansion. Participants will visit various filming locations within Kobe, such as the famous “Minatogawa Shotengai” in Nada-ku, known for its appearance in the current TV drama “Omurice.”
Led by staff from the Kobe Film Office, the tour offers detailed insights into the behind-the-scenes of film production and the allure of each filming location. The journey culminates with a spectacular night view observation from the “Roof Terrace Soraune Kobe” at Portopia Hotel, followed by a dinner buffet at the popular restaurant “Sky Grill Buffet GOCOCU.”
Notable works filmed in Kobe include titles like “The Man Called Pirate,” “Always: Sunset on Third Street ’64,” “Detective Romance,” and “The Spy’s Wife.” These locations have served as backdrops for various films and dramas, adding to the charm of the tour.
With a duration of approximately 7 hours, the tour is designed to immerse participants in the magic of filming locations while enjoying the delights of Portopia Hotel. To reserve a spot, interested individuals can visit the hotel’s official website or contact the travel department for inquiries.
Don’t miss this opportunity to delve into the cinematic world of Kobe and discover the stories behind the camera lens. Immerse yourself in the magic of film and explore the city’s iconic locations through this unique and enriching experience.
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Author: MAYA | HARUTO
Posted at: January 20, 2025 8:07 am