Seikatsu Sozo Festa 2026
画像出典: 兵庫県立神戸生活創造センター

11.22 SUN · 10:00〜15:00

Seikatsu Sozo Festa 2026

Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Seikatsu Sozo Center (Shin-Nagata Joint Government Building 1F)

Dates & time
November 22, 2026 (Sun) 10:00〜15:00
cost
Free entry. Some workshops charge for materials (while supplies last). Food prices are posted at each booth.
Venue & access
Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Seikatsu Sozo Center (Shin-Nagata Joint Government Building 1F) Nearest stations: Shin-Nagata (JR and subway) and Komagabayashi (Kaigan Line).

There are 6 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Seikatsu Sozo Center (Shin-Nagata Joint Government Building 1F). The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

About 380 groups, clubs and NPOs registered with the Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Seikatsu Sozo Center in Shin-Nagata show off their work for a day. Twenty-six workshops cover crafts, traditional games, magic and a radio-hosting experience, while the stage rotates every 30 minutes through big band, wind band, angklung and kamishibai. There's a stamp rally inside, entry is free, and Futaba Gakusha's Machi no Bunkasai runs nearby the same day.

Programs

Timetable & Map

Workshops & food

Shop List & Map

NOTE

At the venue:

  • Stamp rally inside the building

Same day:

*Cancelled if a heavy rain, flood, storm, heavy snow or tsunami warning (excluding wave and storm-surge warnings) is in effect for Nagata Ward, Kobe, two hours before opening.

*Exhibits may change.

*Inquiries: Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Seikatsu Sozo Center (078-647-9200, Japanese)

出典: 兵庫県立神戸生活創造センター

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FAQ

Is there an entry fee?
Entry is free. Some workshops charge for materials and end when supplies run out.
Is it cancelled if it rains?
It's held indoors. It's cancelled only if a heavy rain, storm or similar warning is in effect for Nagata Ward two hours before opening.
Is it good for kids?
Yes — traditional games, mushroom fishing, milk-carton crafts and magic, plus panel theater and kamishibai on stage.