Meets the Fukushi 2026

Dates & time: November 7, 2026 (Sat) 10:00〜16:00
cost: Free admission (food and goods are paid)
Venue & access: Tachibana Park Baseball Field About 700 m southeast of JR Tachibana Station, next to Amagasaki City Hall

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Why You Should Visit

A festival for everyone, with or without disabilities, held at the Tachibana Park Baseball Field right next to Amagasaki City Hall. Started in 2017, it celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. More than 70 food and craft booths line the field, most of them run by welfare workshops and support facilities. Two stages run all day with dance, music and rakugo, plus the much-loved Meets the Shinkigeki comedy performed with cast members with disabilities. Hands-on corners include lying in a coffin, para-sports and more. Entry is free and you can come and go as you like, so it is easy to drop by with kids and browse the stalls.

Programs

Timetable & Map

*Acts and running order may change (from the day-of pamphlet).

Participating Shops

Shop List & Map

Stall list from the day-of pamphlet (73 booths). Most are run by welfare workshops and support facilities.

NOTE

Hands-on corners

Para-sports tournament (10:00–15:00): para-sports anyone can join, such as boxing pad work
Coffin experience (10:30–12:00 / 13:00–16:00): lie in a coffin and reflect on life so far and ahead
Meets Innovation Lab (10:30–12:00 / 14:00–15:30): turn the things you find hard into strengths
Celebrating You with Everything We've Got (10:00–15:30): write down something you want celebrated and get a full-on celebration
Errand Challenge in Meets '26: Gen-Z members help make errand wishes come true
"Who Knows" Advice Desk 2026: ordinary people with no expertise listen to anything from the weather to life's big questions

Meets stamp rally

Collect stickers by completing missions at 10 spots; trade them at the HQ tent for Meets-kun stickers, badges and key rings depending on how many you collect (while stocks last)

Accessibility

Sign language interpretation and live captioning on stage; Braille pamphlets at the HQ tent
Staff carry the UD Talk transcription app and whiteboards for written conversation
Temporary wheelchair-accessible toilets on site; the Central Building (toilets, nursing room) and North Building (toilets) on the 1st floor of Amagasaki City Hall can also be used
The venue is a baseball field with dirt and grass and is not fully barrier-free

*No bins on site; take your rubbish home

*Hosted by Amagasaki City; organised by the Meets the Fukushi Executive Committee (secretariat: NPO Tsuki to Kaze to). Enquiries: 06-6493-6965

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FAQ

Is there an admission fee?

No, entry is free. Food and goods are paid. You can come and go freely during opening hours.

Does it go ahead in the rain?

It goes ahead in light rain and is cancelled in stormy weather. Updates are posted on the official website and social media.

Can I come by car?

Visitors are asked not to come by car, though there are coin parking lots nearby. The venue is walkable from JR Tachibana Station.

Is it good for kids?

Yes. There are many kid-friendly booths, such as bouncy-ball scooping, slime making and the stamp rally.