Taking a Japanese course in Kobe, a city defined by business and its harbour, will allow you to immerse yourself in contemporary Japanese culture as well as in its traditional treasures.

The famous Kobe beef is beloved by foodies all over the world, but this charming, exotic city has plenty of other attractions like the romanticism of the Kitano neighbourhood, the vibrant Nankin-machi (Kobe's Chinatown), the surrounding natural landscapes, Suma Beach, the parks and waterfalls, not to mention the famous Mount Rokko, a source of mineral water. The Sannomiya neighbourhood is home to tons of restaurants and boutiques and rivals the Motomachi district for its amazing food and shops. At the harbour, Port Tower, 108 metres high, offers incredible panoramic city views.