Sightseeing
House of Line
📍 House of Line, Kobe, Japan
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Introduction
The House of Line (Rain no Yakata) is one of the ijinkan (foreign residences) in Kitano-chō, Kobe, built in 1902 and known for its elegant German-style appearance. Named for the Rhine, it keeps period furniture and household items — a popular stop on the Kitano foreign-house circuit.
✨ Highlights
1
German style
An elegant 1902 foreign residence.
2
Rhine name
Named for its German-Rhine heritage.
3
Period interior
Furniture and objects of the era kept.
🛈 Practical Info
→Location：1-7-9 Yamamoto-dōri, Kitano-chō, Chūō, Kobe, Japan
→Time needed：About 45 minutes
→Admission：About 600 yen (confirm on site)
💡 Tips
• Combine with the Kitano ijinkan circuit.
• Shoes off or slippers indoors.
• The rooftop terrace views Kobe port.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting House of Line?
Combine with the Kitano ijinkan circuit. Shoes off or slippers indoors.
