Arima Summer Festival 2026

7.19 SUN – 7.20 MON

Arima Summer Festival 2026

Arima Shinsui Hiroba

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Dates & time
July 19, 2026 (Sun) - July 20, 2026 (Mon) 18:30頃–22:00(盆踊りは19:00頃〜)
cost
Free to attend (food and games sold per stall)
Venue & access
Arima Shinsui Hiroba About a 5-min walk from Arima-Onsen Station on the Kobe Electric Railway. By car, about 5 min from the Arimaguchi IC on the Hanshin Expressway Route 7 Kitakobe Line.

There are 5 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Arima Shinsui Hiroba, and 2 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

A neighborhood summer festival in the hot-spring town of Arima, one of Kansai's most storied onsen. Held at the riverside Arima Shinsui Hiroba, it lines up food stalls and game booths like target shooting, with live shamisen from the local Arima Shamisen Club. Bon-odori dancing starts around 7 pm, and you can join the circle alongside the town's geiko and residents—a hallmark of Arima. It's an easygoing evening event, perfect after a soak in the springs or as part of an overnight stay.

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Program

  • Live shamisen by the Arima Shamisen Club
  • Bon-odori dancing (from around 19:00; join in with geiko and locals)
  • Food stalls and game booths such as target shooting

*Postponed to Tue, July 21 in case of rain.

*Program and times are subject to change; check the official site for the latest.

出典: 有馬温泉観光協会(有馬温泉公式)/兵衛向陽閣ニュース

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FAQ

Is there an admission fee?
Attendance is free. Food and games such as target shooting are paid for individually at each stall.
What happens if it rains?
In case of rain it is postponed to Tuesday, July 21. Check the official site for day-of decisions.
Is it family-friendly?
There are food stalls and game booths like target shooting, and families can join the bon-odori. As an onsen-town festival, coming in yukata is a nice touch.

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