Kobe Harborland Brick Warehouse Haunted House "Curse Box's Mystery ~Save Hakoneko!" Held for a Limited Time!

A cursed cargo, the "curse box" (Jubako), was transported to Kobe harbor by ship... The harbor's guardian spirit, "Hakoneko," who protected the town from the curse leaking from it, succeeded in sealing the curse box deep within the brick warehouse.

However, at the cost of being sealed away with the curse box itself.

...And now, the seal is beginning to waver. If the curse is unleashed as it is, the town will be engulfed in darkness...

You have been entrusted with the last hope. Infiltrate the miasma-filled brick warehouse, endure attacks from the cursed Bakuneko, complete your mission, and save the sealed "Hakoneko"!

During the last hour of business, the lights in the building will be turned off for a special mode. Explore relying only on faint light. A more thrilling experience awaits.

For details and applications, please visit the official website!

We look forward to many challenges!

Brick Warehouse Haunted House "Curse Box's Mystery"

Venue

Kobe Harborland Brick Warehouse South Building K-wave

1-5-5 Higashikawasaki-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture

Period

July 10, 2026 (Fri) - September 6, 2026 (Sun)

Hours

Weekdays 11:00 - 19:00 Weekends and Holidays 11:00 - 21:00 *Includes Obon period (August 10 - August 16)

Admission Fee

1,500 yen (tax included) *Free for children up to 5 years old

Application

https://kowakawa.com/

Other

On-site registration may be available on the day depending on the situation. ★100 yen discount with a receipt of 1,000 yen or more from a store within the Harborland area!

About Kobe Brick Warehouse

The Kobe Brick Warehouse was built in the late 1890s (around the 30th year of the Meiji era) and was used as a warehouse for cargo arriving at Kobe Port (such as shoes and electrical products) until 1987 (the 62nd year of the Showa era). Of the five buildings remaining at that time, the two located on the seaward side are the brick warehouses that still stand today.

As a rare existing brick warehouse, its exterior walls, built with English bricks using English bond, convey the appearance of the time as a building that supported the development of Kobe Port.

With the development of Kobe Harborland, the exterior walls of the brick warehouse were preserved on-site in 1990 (the 2nd year of the Heisei era), and the roof and interior were renovated, regenerating it as a commercial facility. In 2007 (the 19th year of the Heisei era), it was designated as a "Kobe City Designated Important Landscape Building" as one of the few remaining brick historic cultural assets in Kobe City, with the expectation that its exterior, which is in harmony with the waterfront, would be preserved.

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