By AKIHITO OGAWA/ Staff Writer
January 19, 2024 at 16:44 JST
Elderly people who need assistance are invited to an accessibility preview of the Kobe Luminarie on Jan. 18. (Mari Endo)
KOBE--After a four-year hiatus, this city’s iconic illumination event, the Kobe Luminarie, is back--kicking off on Jan. 18 with a special preview for spectators with disabilities to enjoy the dazzling sights. [Read More]
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