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ROKKO Forest Sound Museum

A museum in a forest where various "sounds" and rich nature heal you.

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The ROKKO Forest Sound Museum, located on top of Mt. Rokko, is a museum exhibiting a collection of antique music boxes, automatic organs, and karakuri dolls made in Europe and America from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Visitors can enjoy automatic performances of music based on seasonal themes in the popular program "Concerts without Performers.

The natural garden, which incorporates Rokko's nature that changes from season to season, is perfect for strolling and relaxing. Visitors can also enjoy various "sound" exhibits in the garden, and on Sundays from May to October, mini concerts with live music are held, and drinks and one-plate lunches purchased at the cafe can be enjoyed on the terrace.

For souvenirs and gifts of your trip, visit the museum store, which offers a wide range of music boxes from reasonably priced to authentic antique models. At the production studio, visitors can experience assembling music boxes and making musical instruments such as castanets and kalimbas. With careful guidance and assistance from professional staff, even beginners can feel at ease.

Highlights

  • The museum exhibits a variety of "sounds" and the natural beauty of Mt Rokko.
  • The museum exhibits automatic musical instruments such as music boxes made in the 19th and 20th centuries.
  • Visitors can enjoy the rich nature of Rokko in the "SIKI Garden".
  • Visitors can also eat and drink items purchased at the café on the terrace of the garden.
  • Workshops on making music boxes and musical instruments are held under the guidance of professional staff.

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  • Reopened in July 2021.

    Reopened in July 2021.

  • This museum exhibits self-playing musical instruments such as music boxes made from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.

    This museum exhibits self-playing musical instruments such as music boxes made from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.

  • Natural garden where you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons

    Natural garden where you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons

  • Assembly experience where you can make your own music box

    Assembly experience where you can make your own music box

  • Museum store with music boxes perfect for travel souvenirs and gifts

    Museum store with music boxes perfect for travel souvenirs and gifts

  • You can also eat and drink products from the café on the terrace in the garden.

    You can also eat and drink products from the café on the terrace in the garden.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Do you have pamphlets in other languages? (If so, please also inform us of the supported languages)

A

English, Chinese and Korean are available.

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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?

A

Re-entry is possible only for that day by presenting a ticket or a re-entry stamp on your hand.

Q

Is free WiFi available in the facility?

A

KOBE Free Wi-Fi is available

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Are coin lockers available?

A

No. However, it is possible to store your luggage at the office.

Reviews

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  • 陳素貞

    原來園內各地方都有音樂盒設置, 只要輕輕拉繩子,就會自動播放聲音。另外,可以點餐,拿到外面椅子用餐,可以一邊享受「聲音」,一邊品嚐餐點。,真的很療癒舒服!

  • 陸曼心

    ROKKO森林之聲博物館~可以觀賞一年四季鮮花盛開和美麗的風景~其中SIKI的庭院~有聲音步道~”有還有不同季節的5個區的美麗花卉還有聲音的展覽會和休息空間哦。

  • William Chen

    ROKKO森林之聲博物館內有☆360度透明SIKI圓頂帳~可以租借SIKI圓頂帳還有森林咖啡廳的特製午餐盒哦很特別哦~值得推薦

  • 牛文娟

    六甲森林之音博物館是一個身心靈療愈之地~您將可以享受被大自然和各種“聲音”包圍的花園。可以忘卻日常生活的喧囂哦,度過漫活優閒的時光~

  • Emily Wu

    六甲森林之聲博物館能夠觀賞一年四季鮮花綠葉和美麗風景的ROKKO森林之聲哦很特別的博物館~

Details

Name in Japanese
ROKKO森の音ミュージアム
Postal Code
657-0101
Address
4512-145 Kitarokko, Rokkosancho, Nada-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo
Telephone
078-891-1284
Closed
Thursdays (Open on national holidays and 7/20-11/16) , 12/31, 1/1
Business Hours
10:00am - 5:00pm(Admission allowed until 4:30pm)
Admission
Adults (junior high school students and older): 1,500 yen, Children (4 years old to elementary school students): 750 yen
Access
From Rokko Cable Car "Rokko Sanjo" Station, take the Rokko Sanjo Bus for 5 minutes, get off at the bus stop "Museum-mae" and walk 1 minute.
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website (English)