Maiko Marine Promenade

Here’s a short Google review in English based on your description: ⸻ A peaceful and spacious place where you could easily spend hours just enjoying the fresh air and relaxing atmosphere. It’s quiet, with only a few tourists and locals fishing nearby. There’s also the Sun Yat-sen building here – entry is 250¥, and for 300¥ you can go higher up for a panoramic view and a relaxing coffee experience. Worth a visit!

Entrance fee for adult 250¥ Maiko marine promenade offers a unique experience . Few small snacks shops there. The view is amazing. Definitely recommended this place for people who visiting Kobe.

Great place to visit (a must see if you're in Kobe). Less than 30 minute JR train ride from Kobe and the promenade and surrounding park is right next to the Maiko Station. The bridge is an engineering marvel and there's a small exhibit that shows how it was built. The best of all is actually taking the elevator up to the lower bridge deck level and walking under the bridge ( small fee with 50% discount for seniors like us).

what a great experience! it was nice viewing the coastline from the observatory and feeling the bridge vibrate! Honestly the bridge is a magnificent architecture as well!

The Maiko Marine Promenade offers a unique experience to walk underneath the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, 47 meters above the sea. This glass-floored walkway stretches 317 meters, providing breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea and the immense bridge structure. Informational displays along the promenade explain the bridge’s engineering, making the visit both thrilling and educational. Sunset is the best time to visit, as the views are stunning. A must-visit for anyone seeking adventure and unforgettable views in Kobe!

Well worth to visit. The museum and the bridge promenade have separate entrance fees but both are very reasonable priced. It was a unique experience to walk inside the bridge structure, not to mentioned having lunch with the great view.

Really good place to capture sunset and bridge together. Bridge itself is very impressive and walking on the promenade right under the construction allows truly understand the size of it. There is a beach stone throw away, it's quiet and it will let you chill with the really nice view in the bridge. Few small snacks shops with the ice creams etc. near by. Train station few minutes away by walk, there are lockers on the station so it will let you leave your luggages safe and in a meanwhile you can spend some time by the bridge and on the beach too.

Definitely worth a visit. The 250 yen (or 300 on the weekend) are spend well. The view is amazing. You can see the nice German houses nearby and a big part of the beach. I enjoyed the glass part of the bridge a lot. It is pretty windy up there. Make sure to bring a coat in case you need it.