• Visit Tambasasayama City in Hyogo Prefecture and enjoy the Tambasasayama World Expo including the projection mapping show that conveys the history and culture of Tambasasayama. You can also visit Umaimon Oshiro Yokocho, an alley of food stalls at the Sasayama Castle Ruins, during free time allotted for sightseeing.
• Tambasasayama is also known as a pottery production area and is the birthplace of Tamba ware, one of Japan's six ancient kilns. You will be guided to a facility where they can see actual Tamba ware pottery.
• Tambasasayama World Expo Opening Event
• Tambasasayama Spring Night Festival 2025 - Feast of Light, Noh and Food at Sasayama Castle Ruins - is a selected project for the Agency for Cultural Affairs' FY 2024 Cultural Resource Utilization Project subsidy for promoting the use of attractive cultural properties throughout Japan. Only On April 1st, there will be a special performance that combines not only projection mapping but also an actual Noh performance.

[Only April 1st Tour includes the entry to the Museum of Ceramic Art Hyogo] Tamba ware is one of Japan's six ancient kilns. The Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo houses a large collection of pottery made in Hyogo Prefecture, including Tamba ware. [Tours from April 2nd are NOT included]