About this event
"Flower Town Festa 2026" is an event where private businesses, local residents, government agencies, and other related organizations collaborate toward building a sustainable community with the aim of creating vitality and new charm for Flower Town. Having started in 2022, this year marks its 5th edition. In the Working Vehicles Area, visitors can enjoy test rides in Japan Self-Defense Forces vehicles, interact with patrol cars and police motorcycles, and view public transportation displays. In the Company Experience Area, you can enjoy the Silky Smart Ball challenge, outdoor experiences, voice-based experiential events, health checks, tea-making experiences, additive-free snack sales, craft workshops, garbage sorting education, workshops, and juzu prayer bead bracelet crafting. On the Furatan Stage, kids' karaoke contests and live performances by musicians will be held, allowing people across generations to enjoy music together. In the Museum of Nature and Human Activities Area, you can enjoy autumn insect catching, hornet-related exhibits, and fossil excavation experiences. In the Sunflower Area, singer-songwriter live shows and a kids' market will be held. The Nojigiku Bridge Area features supportive markets where women play active roles, an area to discover local activities, local PR booths, recreational play with commissioned welfare and child volunteers, and social experiment booths. In the Fukada Park Area, you can experience pitching with the Hyogo Bravers, a kids' amusement park, and a tug-of-war tournament that deepens bonds across generations. At the Local Specialty Food Gathering, you can enjoy bagels, in-house roasted coffee, gourmet curry, a special project using edamame green soybeans, ginger ale and chai, grilled onigiri rice balls, freshly fried potato chips, dishes made with Sanda vegetables, onion gratin soup, beef stew, rice flour taiyaki, and tawara monaka. It is an event created by everyone and joined by everyone that can be enjoyed all day long by both children and adults.
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Collectionarium, Museum of Nature and Human Activities, New Storage Facility
1-2-1 Yayoigaoka, Sanda, Hyogo 669-1546
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