11.22 SUN

Takarazuka Ugan Festival (6th)

Mukogawa Right-Bank Lawn (Takarazuka-Minamiguchi side)

Dates & time
November 22, 2026 (Sun) 11:00–14:30 (postponed to Mon 11/23, a public holiday, if it rains)
cost
No admission fee is listed. Food and goods are paid for at each booth
Venue & access
Mukogawa Right-Bank Lawn (Takarazuka-Minamiguchi side) On the right bank of the Mukogawa River, just north of Takarazuka-Minamiguchi Station (Hankyu Imazu Line). Cars and motorbikes should use nearby parking lots; bicycles are fine.

Why You Should Visit

A neighborhood autumn festival held since 2021 on the grassy right bank of the Mukogawa River, looking across the water to the Takarazuka Grand Theater. Built around the idea of a community where everyone lives together, it brings together more than 40 booths run by local groups, small businesses and groups of residents with disabilities. Kids can fish for toy dinosaurs, scoop bouncy balls, paint pebbles, try indigo dyeing and play at being pharmacists, while the open-air program features hula, an aikido demonstration and a sign-language performance.

Program

Timetable & Map

Booths

Shop List & Map

Booths as listed on the flyer. Food includes bento boxes, baked sweets, curry, dango, Thai food and drinks (the flyer does not say which stall sells what). Contents may change.

NOTE

Organizers

  • Organized by the Mukogawa Ugan Hiroba Takarazuka Executive Committee
  • Co-organized by the Takarazuka Daiichi Elementary School District Community Council
  • Supported by Takarazuka City and the Takarazuka City Board of Education

*Inquiries: Mukogawa Ugan Hiroba Takarazuka Executive Committee (090-3168-0597 / 090-8145-6315)

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FAQ

What happens if it rains?
If it rains, the festival moves to the next day, Monday 23 November (a public holiday).
Can I come by car?
Cars and motorbikes are asked to use nearby parking lots. Coming by bicycle is fine.
Are there activities for children?
Yes: games such as dinosaur fishing, bouncy-ball scooping and a strike-out pitching game, crafts like pebble art and indigo dyeing, and a job-experience booth at the Kids' Pharmacy.