Kobe Luminarie |
If you are ever in Kobe in December, check if the Luminarie is going on. The Kobe Luminarie is a light festival commemorating the victims of the Great Hanshin Earthquake and is an annual event since 1995. The hotel gave us a map, and Miss Kiki and I decided to go check it out. We had to line up and it was a massive amount of people lining up with us. However, it was a moving line and we got there fairly quickly. The lights were beautiful and they added classical music in the background for an elevated experience. Oma originally wasn't going to come but when DH and Opa decided to join in, Oma came along. When you pass the lights, you will find a night market with a variety of vendors. We tried a local warm wine that we liked a lot. That evening, Miss Kiki and I had a pretty awesome dinner. It was at a Red Rock, the restaurant famous for their Gyudon, but this time they sell slightly different things and we had a delicious pork rice bowl.
Kobe Luminarie Map |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Luminarie |
Kobe Wine sold warm |
Kobe Wine sold warm |
Kobe Wine sold warm |
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