Yamanote Hachibankan

The Saturn Chair at Yamate 8th House in Kobe is a power spot where many people visit to have their wishes come true. It's full of Western art and sculptures, and the exotic atmosphere is charming. Why not sit on the chairs prepared separately for men and women and quietly offer your wishes? The history and origin are shrouded in mystery, but letters of gratitude have been received from those whose wishes have actually come true, allowing you to experience its mysterious power.

Yamate No. 8 Museum in Kobe City displays valuable Buddhist art such as Gandhara and Thai Buddhist statues. It's a must-see spot for those enjoying foreign-style houses. The building itself is also beautiful in the Tudor style and is considered to have high historical value. Especially on the second floor, there are plenty of impressive Buddhist statues, including seated statues and Niō statues. There are also rare works within Japan, making it interesting to appreciate.

Yamate No. 8 House in Kobe's Foreigner's Quarter is known for its unique buildings, with an impressive Tudor-style exterior. The stained glass at the entrance is also beautiful, and inside, numerous works of art and sculptures are on display. It's also known as a power spot where wishes can come true by sitting on the "Chair of Saturn," and visitors have expressed their gratitude. It's a place where you can enjoy an exotic atmosphere.

Yamate No. 8 Building in Kobe City is also known as a scenic spot where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Kobe City from a hilltop. It is located in the highest place in the foreign settlement area, and you can enjoy beautiful scenery. There are many attractions such as buildings and artworks, and the "Chair of Saturn," which is said to make wishes come true, is also popular. It is loved by many people not only as a tourist spot full of exoticism but also as a power spot.