- Dates & time
- October 17, 2026 (Sat) - October 18, 2026 (Sun) ・Sat, Oct 17: Eve festival Kako Re:Birth Night 17:00–21:00
・Sun, Oct 18: Kako Re:Birth 10:00–16:00 - Price & booking
- Free admission (some booths charge for activities and food) The lantern release at the eve festival requires advance booking (deadline: Wed, Sep 30) via the application form.
- Venue & access
- Kakogawa Riverbed, Doubutsu no Mori Plaza Train: About 10 min walk west from Kakogawa Station (JR Kobe Line)
Car: Free parking available
There are 2 public restrooms within a 8-minute walk of Kakogawa Riverbed, Doubutsu no Mori Plaza. The map shows each with its walking time.
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Why You Should Visit
A one-day festival on the Kakogawa riverbed built around hands-on booths for both children and adults: around 40 craft booths, 12 disaster-preparedness booths, about 12 play booths, roughly 10 stage acts and around 30 food trucks. New this year, students are running the first eve festival, Kako Re:Birth Night, on the evening of Oct 17, with an outdoor film screening, lanterns and a night bubble show on the riverbed. Admission is free, about 10 minutes on foot from Kakogawa Station.
NOTE
Sat, Oct 17: Eve festival Kako Re:Birth Night
- The first eve festival, planned and run mainly by students
- Outdoor film screening (SING)
- Lantern release (advance booking)
- Night bubble show
*Updates on the eve festival Instagram
Sun, Oct 18: Booths
- About 40 craft and making booths
- 12 disaster-preparedness learning booths
- About 12 play booths
- About 10 stage acts
- About 30 food trucks
*Vendors and performers are announced on the organiser's Instagram
*One of the autumn events in Kakogawa City's riverside programme
出典: PR TIMES(加古川市)
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