Head to one of Japan’s three most iconic sights: Amanohashidate, not just for the gorgeous view, but for the music and atmosphere. Welcome to the Kyotophonie Borderless Music Festival — two days of ocean sounds, snacks, and picturesque scenery.
What to expect
The Kyotophonie Borderless Music Festival hosts some of the most talented musicians from around the world. You’ll hear a range of different instruments and styles, from Japanese-Canadian singers to Argentinian rhythm beats.
Music isn’t the only thing on the menu though, quite literally! The festival also offers a unique gastronomic experience, with Michelin-starred chefs Armand Arnal and Masayo Funakoshi joining forces to operate a pop-up restaurant. Using local ingredients, the two have created a masterful menu to give visitors a taste of their interpretation of Amanohashidate.
Tickets
Tickets can be booked in advance or bought on the day. Advance tickets are not only ¥3,000 cheaper, but also come with free bus travel to the event. Prices listed are for one-day tickets, but you can also purchase two-day tickets in advance at ¥20,000 for adults and ¥14,000 for students. If you want to buy two-day tickets on the day, they’ll cost ¥6,000 more than advance.
Organizers may cancel events, alter schedules, or change admission requirements without notice. Always check official sites before heading to an event.-
Adults:
Advance sales: ¥12,000
At the door: ¥15,000
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Students:
Advance sales: ¥9,000
At the door: ¥12,000
