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Kobe: Where Japan Opened Its Doors to the World

While Osaka's Nishinari Ward showed us authentic local Japanese life, Kobe tells a completely different story. As one of Japan's first ports to open during the Meiji Restoration, Kobe became a gateway for international trade and cultural exchange. Chinese merchants established Nankinmachi (Chinatown), Western traders built elegant settlements, and diverse communities transformed this port into one of Japan's most cosmopolitan cities. Join me as I explore the layers of history at Kobe's vibrant Chinatown, the scenic Meriken Park and Port area, the Former Foreign Settlement with its European architecture, and the hillside neighborhood of Kitanocho where foreign residences still stand. This is the story of how Kobe became the place where Japan opened its doors to the world. Subscribe here for more of my travels:    / @wanderingsensei   Why I Went Back to China:    • Why I Have Returned to China   Hidden Dragon: My Return to Wuxi, a City That Shows China’s Rise    • Hidden Dragon: My Return to Wuxi, a City T...   Last Vlog From China (For Now): Insights From Shanghai    • Last Vlog From China (For Now): Insights F...   My Book on Amazon: Across Cultures and Crisis: A Memoir of China Before and During Covid-19 https://a.co/d/aWyLrJR Instagram: wandering_sensei1 #kobe #japan #kansai