The major cities are [[Kobe, Hyogo|Kobe]] (capital), [[Amagasaki, Hyogo|Amagasaki]], [[Ashiya, Hyogo|Ashiya]], [[Hi
...- Prefectural capital. Train stations: [[JR]] | Photos | [http://www.city.kobe.jp/index-e.html Official site*]
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Terminals = [[Tokyo Station]] and [[Kobe Station]] (Hyogo) |
...ion]], [[Shin-Osaka Station]], [[Osaka Station]], [[Sannomiya Station]], [[Kobe Station]] |
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...ate guests. They spent 12 days in the Tokyo area, before traveling west to Kobe, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagasaki.
'''March 17''' - The King and his suite continue sailing to Kobe on the Tokyo Maru.
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...etween Otsu (Hama-Otsu) and Kyoto as part of a national project to connect Kobe (Hyogo) and Tsuruga (Fukui) by rail. Making Kyoto accessible by train was a
...xpected to lessen traffic on the old Meishin Expressway between Nagoya and Kobe, shorten the driving time to the Kansai area, and bring more visitors to Ko
107 KB (16,033 words) - 00:13, 1 January 2024
...xpected to lessen traffic on the old Meishin Expressway between Nagoya and Kobe, shorten the driving time to the Kansai area, and bring more visitors to Ko
39 KB (5,567 words) - 05:27, 13 November 2022
...ompany started one of Japan's earliest paper mills, the Kobe Paper Mill in Kobe (morphing into Mitsubishi Paper Mills). After a year, Irwin leaves Yokohama
...rd Oil) and moved to Kobe with Ichiko and Takeo. (Yukiko was later born in Kobe in 1925.)
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