Things To Do in Kinosaki
SHOPPING IN KINOSAKI
EVENTS & FESTIVALS
Pictured above is the annual floating lantern festival in Kinosaki.
Enjoy fireworks almost nightly during August in Kinosaki and a fighting shrine festival in the fall, these are two of the biggest festivals in Kinosaki but are not the only ones. Look below for information on other events and festivals happening throughout the year. Below that you can also find a list of events going on in other areas near Kinosaki.
FEATURED KINOSAKI EVENTS & FESTIVALS
OTHER EVENTS NEAR KINOSAKI
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Dodan-Tsutsuji Fall Foliage Viewing
Dodan-Tsutsuji Fall…
November 7th (Thu) - 20th (Wed)
The huge Dodan-Tsutsuji tree at the Ankokuji Temple in Tanto is said to be more than 100 years old and in the autumn its leaves turn a brilliant red. The view o…
The huge Dodan-Tsutsuji tree at the Ankokuji Temple in Tanto is said t…
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Izushi Autumn Events 2019
Izushi Autumn Event…
Oct 13th (Sun),Oct 26th (Sat) –27th (Sun),Nov 3rd (Sun), Nov 4th (Mon) –10th (Sun)
There are a handful of events coming up in Izushi for the autumn season! Take a train to Toyooka Station followed by a bus over to Izushi Castle Town for these…
There are a handful of events coming up in Izushi for the autumn seaso…
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Free Traditional Cultural Activities in Local Vil…
Free Traditional Cu…
Oct 5th, Oct 6th, Oct 26th, Oct 27th, Nov 23rd, Nov 24th, Nov 30th, Dec 1st, Dec 7th
The University of Hyogo is offering FREE one-time tours for international tourists to interact with local common people in their own homes and try a cultural an…
The University of Hyogo is offering FREE one-time tours for internatio…
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HEAR FROM KINOSAKI LOCAL EXPERTS
- Kinosaki Onsen Master Local Expert
- Ryoma Shibata
Welcome to my town of Kinosaki Onsen. I am the fourth generation ryokan master of Tajimaya Ryokan here in Kinosaki Onsen. Before beginning my work here I lived and studied in Las Vegas for four years. Living abroad gave me a new prespective and appreciation for the beauty of Japanese “Wa” and the remarkableness of my town.
I invite and urge you to come and experience the tradition of my town. I highly suggest staying in a ryokan and taking an extra day to do almost nothing, just relax in your room with a book. On the other day you should definitly experience the hot springs, wear a yukata, order a kaiseki dinner at your ryokan and enjoy the atmosphere and nightlife of Kinosaki Onsen.
