Night Views of Kobe
Monday, September 10, 2012
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| Kobe lit up: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| The cruises that wait in Kobe harbor: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Beautiful temple with a surprising amount of mosquitoes: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
Showing posts with label Kobe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kobe. Show all posts
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| This is the street in Sannomiya that Mouriya is located on: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Here is the station exit that you can use to get there: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| The restaurant street that is right outside of the Hankyu Sannomiya Station: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Kobe beef sirloin cut, cooked to absolute perfection: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Kobe beef with a dab of sea salt and just a hint of wasabi: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Frying up garlic flakes: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Amazing appetizer at Mouriya Steak House: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Garlic flakes, sea salt, pepper, and wasabi just waiting for Kobe beef: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Cooking some Kobe beef tenderloin, which is sadly just not as spectacular as sirloin: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Kobe beef dinner at Mouriya: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Amazing Kobe beef restaurant, Mouriya: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Kobe beef in all of its marble glory: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| I wish I had time to try this restaurant out: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Ferris wheel in the Harborland area of Kobe: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| View of Kobe from the Ferris wheel: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Ferris wheel cleanup: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Looking out at Mosaic, the outdoor shopping center: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Ferris wheel side view in Kobe: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Snapshot of the Mosaic shopping center in Kobe: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Haborland sign from the Kobe Station: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Foreign settlement buildings in Kitano: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| If you get the chance, definitely try this Starbucks, the interior is a trip: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Pointing the way to Kitano from Sannomiya: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| This is a description of the temple in the Kitano area of Kobe: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| This is the entrance to the really high temple in the Kitano area: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Painting the beautiful city: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| This is a beautiful stone at the very top of the temple in front of the plum garden: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Here are the fortunes that are in English at the temple which is across from Hotel Monterey Amalie: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| If you happen to get a fortune that isn't good, you can tie them on these strings and then pray for a better fortune: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Here is my bad luck fortune: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| I tied my bad luck fortune on here: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| This is the box that you throw coins in. Feel free to give 10 yen coins: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| This shows you how to pray in Kobe. In between steps 2 and 3, make your prayer: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| I wasn't able to read this fortune from Kobe, so if anyone knows what it says please let me know: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| There are a lot of prayers made in Kobe: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| Prayers written on wooden blocks. This is a snapshot of the hopes and dreams of the people of Kobe: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| These are the fortunes that the priest gets for you after you shack a stick with a number out of a box: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
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| You shake these boxes and a stick comes out. Read the number on the stick and a priest will fetch your fortune: An Easy Guide to Kobe |
