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There are a number of ways to reach Kobe, including plane, train and bus. Most international travellers will opt to fly into Kobe, Kansai or Osaka airports and make their way to a hotel by taxi, bus or ferry. Perhaps the more scenic method of arrival is by train or bus, as you can take in the amazing Japanese landscape from Tokyo or Osaka.

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By air: Kansai International Airport (KIX) has a choice of international and domestic flights, and the transfer to the city centre can be made by bus, ferry or taxi in a short amount of time. The more recently opened Kobe Airport (UKB) was built on reclaimed land in the harbour and is the closest transfer.

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