2026 Suiyou Dou Deshou CARAVAN in Kato | A One-Day Festival at Harima Central Park

10.10 SAT · 10:00–18:00

2026 Suiyou Dou Deshou CARAVAN in Kato | A One-Day Festival at Harima Central Park

Special venue beside Parking Lot 3, Harima Central Park (Kato City)

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Dates & time
October 10, 2026 (Sat) 10:00–18:00
Price & booking
Free admission No reservation required, free admission. On the day, pick up a numbered ticket at the reception (yellow tent) when you arrive.
Venue & access
Special venue beside Parking Lot 3, Harima Central Park (Kato City) About a 21-min walk (1.6 km) from Takino Station on the JR Kakogawa Line; a free shuttle bus runs direct to the venue on the day (first bus 9:30, last bus around 19:30, every 20 min). By car, about 10 min from the Takinoyashiro IC on the Chugoku Expressway, with parking in the park's Lots 1–6 (987 cars and 32 accessible spaces in total); Lot 3 is closest to the venue.

There are 3 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Special venue beside Parking Lot 3, Harima Central Park (Kato City). The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

"Suiyou Dou Deshou," the cult-favorite TV program from Hokkaido broadcaster HTB, marks its 30th anniversary with a caravan touring six prefectures across Japan—and Harima Central Park in Kato City is the final stop. Enjoy a one-day festival featuring a talk show by directors Tadahisa Fujimura and Masamichi Ureshino, an artist stage, a Japanese-style fair, and collaborations with local mascots. Inside the "Kato Art Pavilion," visitors can experience trick art made just for the caravan and take fun photos. Local food stalls serve Banshu ramen and other regional dishes, and with a nearby autumn festival on the same day, it makes for a full day of Kato in autumn. Great for fans of the show and for families looking to enjoy the park in the fall.

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Program
  • Talk show by directors Fujimura and Ureshino
  • Artist stage: Ryoichi Higuchi, Go Furusawa, Rihwa
  • Kato-only onchan trick art at the adjacent Kato Art Pavilion, recreating the view from the roof of HTB's old headquarters. Admission: adults (junior high and up) ¥440, elementary ¥220, preschoolers free; show the merchandise ticket handed out at the venue for ¥100 off per person, companions included
  • Banshu carp-streamer handprint art: visitors add handprint scales to a 5 m white koinobori
  • Tojo Akitsu kiln display and sale, including Yamada Nishiki sake cups
  • Festival games, local-mascot collaborations and the venue-only "koinobori × onchan" gauze towel
Food
  • Banshu ramen, karaage, curry, bread, castella, ice cream, candy apples
  • Yamada Nishiki sake from Kamimusubi Shuzo and Kenbishi Shuzo
Payment
  • Merchandise is cashless (credit cards, e-money, QR-code payment); the fair and lottery are cash only
Venue
  • Dirt ground. Smoking area and accessible restrooms available
  • Pop-up sun shades are allowed; tarps or tents that need guy ropes are not
  • No saving spots from the day before or queuing overnight. Visitors' photos and videos may be used on the official site and in print

出典: HTB北海道テレビ(PR TIMES)

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FAQ

Is admission free?
Admission is free. Some merchandise and food stalls are paid.
How do I get there by train?
The nearest station is Takino on the JR Kakogawa Line, about a 21-min walk away. On the day, a free shuttle bus runs from the station every 20 min from 9:30 until the last bus around 19:30.
Is it suitable for families with children?
Held in a park with trick-art experiences and food stalls, it's enjoyable for families. Accessible restrooms are available.

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