Rokko Cable's Summer Vacation Special Campaign – Popular 'Kimiyo Plants Exhibition' Comes to Rokko Cable with Headmark Display and Can Badge Giveaway!

Kobe Rokko Railway Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Nada Ward, Kobe City; President: Naoya Kawabe) will display a special headmark on Rokko Cable cars from Saturday, July 18, 2026, to Sunday, August 16, 2026, as a summer vacation special campaign for the popular 'Kimiyo Plants Exhibition' currently being held at the mountain-top facility 'Nature Experience Observatory Rokko Mesaki'. During the same period, children who purchase eligible child tickets at Rokko Cable Lower Station will receive an original can badge, featuring the same design as the headmark, on a first-come, first-served basis to the first 500 recipients.

The 'Kimiyo Plants Exhibition' at Rokko Mesaki has gained popularity among children due to its mysterious and unique exhibition content. Aligned with the summer vacation travel season, Rokko Cable—serving as the gateway to Mount Rokko—will extend the exhibition’s imaginative world to the mountain base, enhancing anticipation for the event and further enriching family visits to Mount Rokko.

Campaign Overview

1. Rokko Cable 'Kimiyo Plants Exhibition' Headmark Display

Period: July 18 (Sat), 2026 – August 16 (Sun), 2026

Details: Display of a headmark featuring the 'Kimiyo Plants Exhibition' design

2. Original Can Badge Giveaway

Period: July 18 (Sat), 2026 – August 16 (Sun), 2026 (while supplies last)

Distribution Location: Rokko Cable Lower Station

Eligibility:

Children who purchase any of the following child tickets at Rokko Cable Lower Station:

- One-way or round-trip Rokko Cable ticket - East Rokko Loop Ticket - Rokko-Yu-Arima One-Way Ticket

Gift Item: Original can badge with the same design as the headmark

Quantity: First 500 children only

[Reference] About the 'Kimiyo Plants Exhibition'

The 'Kimiyo Plants Exhibition' is an experiential exhibition event held at 'Nature Experience Observatory Rokko Mesaki' on Mount Rokko, a location known for urban legends and UFO sightings. The exhibition is set in a fictional world where 'alien plants created by extraterrestrials for Earth observation are living on the mountain'.

Visitors can observe and interact with bizarre, almost unbelievable plants—such as sunflowers with eyes that follow human movement or mushrooms that appear to laugh—creating a uniquely whimsical experience. Its imaginative world and interactive nature have received high praise, making it especially popular among children.