Kobe Archeology Center

The Kobe Archeology Center is a museum dedicated to displaying and studying archaeological discoveries from across the region. It houses collections of artifacts recovered from excavation sites throughout the area, spanning multiple historical periods.

The center was established to preserve and study artifacts from excavations that document the area's distant past. Notable discoveries include bronze items and weapons from the Sakuragaoka excavations, which demonstrate the age of human settlement in the region.

The exhibits showcase objects from different periods that reveal how people lived in this area across centuries. Through these finds, visitors understand the daily lives and customs of past inhabitants who shaped the region.

The museum is located in Nishi-ku and is accessible by public transportation. Plan enough time to explore the exhibits thoroughly, especially if you want to examine individual artifacts and understand their significance.

The facility offers digital interfaces that allow visitors to examine artifacts in detail online. This technology also enables people who cannot visit in person to explore the collection from home.

Location: Nishi-ku

Address: 兵庫県神戸市西区糀台６丁目１

Website: https://city.kobe.lg.jp/culture/culture/institution/center

GPS coordinates: 34.71492,135.01786

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:01