- Dates & time
- October 18, 2026 (Sun) 10:00–16:00(雨天中止)
- Price & booking
- Free admission (goods and workshops charged at each booth) The container planting workshop takes 5 people per session by advance booking (first come, first served) via the application form.
- Venue & access
- Central avenue in front of the Main Building, Shiawase no Mura About 30 minutes from Sannomiya Station on city bus route 66 to the Shiawase no Mura stop. By car, about 25 minutes from the Hibarigaoka exit of the Sanroku Bypass towards Suzurandai and Hiyodoridai, using the paid car park in the village.
There are 6 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Central avenue in front of the Main Building, Shiawase no Mura, and 7 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.
Facility data comes from OpenStreetMap. It does not include opening hours, fees or availability.
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Why You Should Visit
A gardening market at Shiawase no Mura run by the committee behind Kobe Open Garden, a scheme in which residents open their private gardens to visitors. In its fourth year, about 18–20 garden-themed stalls line the central avenue in front of the Main Building, selling flower seedlings, succulents, wooden garden goods and handmade crafts. There is a talk on creating a leafy shade garden, plus workshops such as mixed container planting, upcycled-tin making and snow globes. The committee's own booth sells gardening supplies, seedlings and seeds. Free admission; cancelled in rain.
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Timetable & Map
Participating Shops
Shop List & Map
18 stalls planned. Based on the Kobe Open Garden official blog; subject to change.
NOTE
Stalls
- About 18 garden-themed stalls (flower seedlings, succulents, woodwork and garden goods, baked sweets)
- Kobe Open Garden committee booth: gardening supplies, seedlings and seeds
Stall-run workshops (upcycled tins, succulent arrangements, snow globes, flower arrangements) are taken at each booth
Cancelled in rain.
出典: 神戸オープンガーデン公式ブログ
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