Although Futatabi Park is nice, I usually choose to have my celebratory ABOC (alcoholic beverage of choice) after all the uphills have been conquered - at the tiny, little-known park you see here. In the photo on the left, taken from central Kobe, it's just to the left of the cross, above the symbol on the hill formed in foliage. (This is the symbol for the city of Kobe, depicting two of the many rivers that flow down from the mountains; it's illuminated at night.) On the road down from Futatabi, it's just before the unusual solar-powered structure that was apparently built by the city as a demonstration of solar energy use.