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Kibou no Niji Project: Make a Smile (1st Edition)

Nakayamadera Temple – Ema-do Hall

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Dates & time
August 9, 2026 (Sun) 11:00〜14:00(受付10:30〜)
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Free (advance registration required, max 100 participants) Advance registration required. Apply at: https://forms.gle/MaTtAiMwuF6c4KQ17
Venue & access
Nakayamadera Temple – Ema-do Hall About 3 min walk from Nakayama-Kannon Station (Hankyu Takarazuka Line)

There are 10 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Nakayamadera Temple – Ema-do Hall, and 4 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

A hands-on art event for children held by the Takarazuka Junior Chamber of Commerce at historic Nakayamadera Temple. Participants press handprints onto a large cloth to create a giant rainbow of hope. A children's portable shrine procession (mikoshi) on the same day is also open to join.

NOTE

【Participants】Infants to elementary school children (0–12) and pregnant women

【Capacity】Max 100

Program

  • Group handprint artwork creating a giant rainbow
  • Commemorative photo in front of the completed rainbow
  • Children's mikoshi procession following the Hoshi-kudari ceremony

【Supported by】Takarazuka City

※Held rain or shine

出典: 公益社団法人日本青年会議所近畿地区協議会(PR TIMES)

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FAQ

Is there an admission fee?
It's free. However, advance registration is required and capacity is limited to 100 participants.
What age range can participate?
The event is open to children from infants (age 0) to elementary school age (age 12), and pregnant women.
What happens in case of rain?
The event will proceed regardless of rain. The Ema-do hall is a covered indoor facility.
How do I get to Nakayamadera Temple?
About a 3-minute walk from Nakayama-Kannon Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line. Public transport is recommended.

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