It's a facility where even adults can learn about the recycling environment and hydrogen without getting bored.

I used it for my child's summer vacation homework. If you take the train, you have to walk from Kobe Electric Railway Kizu Station, so the location is inconvenient. It's better to go by car.

I had a lot of experiences and experiments, and I learned a lot.

This is a collection area for garbage such as cans, bottles, plastics, etc. There are also many character panels made to properly separate garbage, and there are many other character panels. I think it would be a good idea to go there with your children. I recommend going on weekdays, when the machines are in operation and you can see the sorting process, which is fun.

Thank you for your help the other day. Even though I had stopped by on a whim, I asked for help, and they gave me a very detailed explanation, and thankfully even showed me around the facility. It was interesting to hear from the people who work at the facility about their own particular points and favorite places. I think it was a learning experience for the children as well.

Recyclable garbage such as plastic bottles and aluminum cans disposed of by Kobe citizens will be collected.The tour will be held from 9am to 5pm.

There are great facilities here. There are buttons that you can't press without climbing up the wall, so it might be good for kids.

Useful for free research during summer vacation. The staff at the facility were also kind. It is a place that is difficult to reach without a car.

I went with my kids and they had a lot of fun. It seems like they are holding a lot of events.

This place is closed every Wednesday.Also, there are a lot of aluminum camp bottles from Kobe city, and there are cassette tape and video tape inside, and gas cylinders and house towels are in the plastic bottles and aluminum bags. I have