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From 2024 the familiar 'corridor of lights' will be transformed into smaller enclaves of illuminations dotted across the city.

Italian craftsmen continue to be deeply involved in the Luminarie, which attracts around 3.5 million visitors each year.

Interestingly the event, in order to be as environmentally friendly as possible, uses electricity generated from biomass renewable energy.

The Luminarie is powered by electricity generated from biomass renewable energy.
The 'corridor of lights' will be replaced next year to prevent congestion and to make the event more sustainable.
For the first time the Luminarie will move from December to January (from 2024).
Looking down at the Luminarie from Kobe City Hall.
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Thousands of painted bulbs are gathered into intricate designs, illuminating the Old Foreign Settlement (旧居留地 'Kyūkyoryūchi') and Higashi Yūenchi Park (東遊園地公園), home of the 'Great Hanshin Earthquake Memorial Flame' (1.17希望の灯り).

Valerio Festi and Imaoka Hirokazu (今岡寛和) collaborated to produce the first winter spectacle, working with bulbs donated by the Italian government.

Each year 200,000 tiny lights are reconfigured into new patterns and shapes.

Kobe's 'eternal flame', a memorial to victims of the Great Hanshin Earthquake.
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Each year 200,000 light bulbs are reconfigured to create new shapes and designs.
Photo thanks to the wonderful🙇‍♂️-https://kabegamiphoto.com.
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Before the pandemic the Luminarie was held in December, in the run-up to Christmas, but from this year the event will move back to January 19th to 28th. It will follow memorial events held for victims of the Great Hanshin Earthquake on January 17th.

The Luminarie will also be spread across the city for the first time, to lessen congestion and in an effort to make the event more sustainable.

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Photo thanks to the wonderful🙇‍♂️-https://kabegamiphoto.com
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