Why You Should Visit
A community-made festival held at Nadahama Ryokuchi Park, where rapeseed flowers bloom in vivid yellow. Now in its 25th year, the event carries on the spirit of mutual support that grew from the recovery after the Great Hanshin Earthquake. Expect local food stalls, live performances, a bingo tournament, and more — all set against a backdrop of spring blossoms in the heart of the Nishigo district.
Essentials
- location
- Nadahama Ryokuchi Park
- period
- March 14, 2026 (Sat)
- Time
- 9:45–12:30
- cost
- Free entry and stage viewing. Food stalls and kids' game corner are charged separately.
- access
- About 12 minutes' walk south from Hanshin Oishi Station. The path from the station is easy to walk. No visitor parking — please use public transport. Temporary bicycle parking on the west side of the venue.
- NOTE
- The event proceeds in light rain but will be cancelled in severe weather (no postponement). A go/no-go decision will be posted on the event page the day before. Any same-day cancellation will also be announced here.
FAQ
Will the event go ahead if it rains?
The festival will proceed in light rain but will be cancelled if conditions are severe. There is no postponement date. A decision will be posted on this page the day before, and any last-minute cancellation will be announced here as well.
Is there an entrance fee?
Entry to the venue and watching the stage performances are both free. Food stalls and the children's game corner require payment.
Is there parking?
There is no visitor parking. The adjacent Nadahama Science Square car park is reserved for their visitors only. Please come by public transport.
Can I come by bicycle?
A temporary bicycle parking area will be set up on the west side of the venue.
Will alcohol be available?
Some food stalls plan to sell alcoholic beverages.
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