Why You Should Visit
An interactive exhibition held at Rokko Shidare Observatory inside Rokkō Garden Terrace. Built around the fictional idea that 'space plants' live on Mount Rokko, a place known for urban legends, the show lets visitors encounter 15 strange-yet-cute plants including sunflowers with eyes and laughing mushrooms. Original goods, limited food, and a stamp rally are also available during the event.
Essentials
- location
- Rokko Shidare Observatory
- period
- April 17, 2026 (Fri) - August 16, 2026 (Sun)
- Time
- 10:00–21:00 (last admission 20:30)
- cost
- Adults (junior high school and above) ¥1,000 / Children (ages 4 to elementary school) ¥500 / Free for ages 3 and under
- Links
- access
- Access via the Rokko mountain bus from Rokko Cable Sanjo Station. By car, use the Rokkō Garden Terrace parking area.
- TAGS
- NOTE
- This is a fictional exhibition inspired by Mount Rokko urban legends. Visitors can observe and interact with 15 'space plants,' including a sunflower with eyes, a laughing mushroom, and flowers that scatter mysterious notes.
Limited food includes the Tajima chicken couscous dish at Granite Cafe and the 'Provoking Apple Pie' at the takeaway corner. Menu details may change depending on ingredients.
Related content includes original goods, an event-only photo booth, and a stamp rally across three locations in the area. Collecting all stamps unlocks hidden plant information and a 100-yen discount at participating eateries. Admission to Rokko Shidare Observatory is required separately.
Please note that operations and content may change due to weather or other conditions.
出典: PR TIMES / 阪急阪神ホールディングス リリース
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