Latest Events in Kobe(November Updated)

This popular event is held at Kobe Namkihama Garden, offering panoramic views of Kobe. From the viewing plaza designed like a European castle to every other corner of the garden, the entire venue is filled with a festive Christmas atmosphere, with warm lights and decorations creating a cozy ambiance. Authentic German-style decorations and unique souvenirs will make for perfect memories of your trip. You can also enjoy authentic cuisine, such as stews and sausages, paired with beer and wine for a delightful experience. Another highlight of Kobe Namkihama Garden is the "Namki Autumn Foliage" light show, which combines Christmas celebrations with the main attractions.

The event will be held from August 29th (Saturday) to November 29th (Sunday), 2026, with Mount Rokko serving as the stage for a contemporary art festival. Approximately 60 artist groups will participate, showcasing diverse artistic expressions themed around the natural scenery and history of Mount Rokko. This is a highly anticipated event, with around 60 artist groups participating. The event venues are scattered throughout various locations on Mount Rokko, including the Rokko Forest Sound Museum, the Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, and the Rokko Garden Terrace Area, among others.

Located at the "Kobe Roadside Station Fruit and Flower Park Osawa Rest Area," this is one of the largest annual light shows in western Japan, attracting a large number of visitors every year. The light show appeals to adults and children alike, and the giant 3D light installations are perfect for sharing on social media!

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A Utaite concert with the slogan "Making excitement stylish" and a concept based on a stylish and mature worldview, featuring Senra (Urashimasakatasen), Shoose, Soraru, and Meychan.