ZINE Fest Kobe

11.3 TUE · 11:00〜16:00

ZINE Fest Kobe

KIITO Hall, KIITO (Design and Creative Center Kobe)

Dates & time
November 3, 2026 (Tue) 11:00〜16:00
Price & booking
Entry 500 yen (zines sold separately) No booking is needed to visit. Exhibitor sign-up is through the organiser's online shop (BOOK CULTURE CLUB).
Venue & access
KIITO Hall, KIITO (Design and Creative Center Kobe) About 10 minutes on foot south along Flower Road from Sannomiya-Hanadokeimae Station (Kaigan Subway Line), or 10 minutes from Boeki Center Station (Port Liner). About 20 minutes on foot from Sannomiya, or take City Bus 29 to Zeikan-mae or the Port Loop bus to KIITO-mae.

There are 7 car parks within a 12-minute walk of KIITO Hall, KIITO (Design and Creative Center Kobe), and 8 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

A one-day fair where people sell the zines they have made themselves, each at their own small table. It is the Kobe edition of ZINE Fest, which also runs in Sendai, Shibuya, Osaka, Kichijoji and Nagano, held in the hall at KIITO. More than 220 makers had signed up by September 20, and the total may pass 250. The list of exhibitors is not published in advance, so the fun is in wandering the tables and finding something you like. A good outing if you enjoy small self-published books of writing, photos or illustration, or are thinking of making one yourself.

NOTE

On the day

  • The exhibitor list is not published in advance (booth numbers go to exhibitors the week before)
  • The event is photographed, and photos may appear on the organiser's social media

出典: ZINEフェス神戸 案内ページ(BOOK CULTURE CLUB/note)

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FAQ

How much is entry?
Entry is 500 yen. Zines are bought directly at each exhibitor's table.
Who is exhibiting?
More than 220 individual makers. The list is not published in advance, so you find out by walking the hall on the day.
Can I drive there?
There is a small paid car park on the KIITO site (21 spaces), but KIITO asks visitors to come by public transport or on foot where possible.