Kobe Luminarie

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Kobe Luminarie is an annual winter light festival in Kobe, Japan, featuring elaborate illuminated installations created to commemorate the victims of the 1995 Great Hanshin earthquake.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual event
light festival
tourist attraction
attracts domestic tourists
international tourists
large crowds
category Festivals in Kobe
Light festivals
Tourist attractions in Kobe
Winter events in Japan
city Kobe
commemorates Great Hanshin earthquake
victims of the Great Hanshin earthquake
country Japan
countryOfOrigin Japan
frequency annual
hasCharacteristic elaborate illuminated installations
light displays
night-time illumination
outdoor event
hasPurpose commemoration of the victims of the Great Hanshin earthquake
symbol of hope and recovery after the Great Hanshin earthquake
hasTheme community solidarity
reconstruction
remembrance
heldDuring winter
inception 1995
languageOfName Italian
locatedIn Hyōgo Prefecture
linked to: Hyogo Prefecture

Japan
Kansai region
Kobe
linked to: Kobe, Hyogo, Japan
mainVenue Motomachi area of Kobe
Old Foreign Settlement area of Kobe
linked to: Kitano area of Kobe

central Kobe
nameMeaning illumination
region Hyōgo Prefecture
linked to: Hyogo Prefecture
relatedTo Great Hanshin earthquake
typicalEndTime December
typicalStartTime December

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Chuo-ku, Kobe hasNotableEvent Kobe Luminarie