Kodomo no Hi (Children's Day): Japanese cultural celebration
Highlights
- Immerse in vibrant Japanese culture at Peninsula Hot Springs on 8 February, celebrating the joy of Kodomo no Hi.
- Create colourful Koinobori in origami workshops, fostering creativity and connection with traditional Japanese art.
- Savour a Japanese-inspired menu at the Izakaya-style pop-up, enhancing your bathing experience with unique flavours.
- Enjoy a captivating Gala performance featuring Melbourne's renowned taiko ensemble, enriching your day with live cultural artistry.
Peninsula Hot Springs invite you to immerse yourself in the colour, sound and spirit of Japan.
Inspired by Kodomo no Hi, the beloved Japanese Children’s Day festival, brings to life the traditions and beauty of Japanese culture across a magical full day at the Peninsula Hot Springs.
Join them for Koinobori origami workshops, a guided Story-Sound Bathing Journey, a Japanese-inspired menu in the Bath House Cafe and Bar’s Izakaya-style pop-up, and an unmissable Gala performance in the Bath House Amphitheatre featuring Melbourne’s celebrated taiko ensemble Wadaiko Rindo, Ken Furukawa on bamboo flute, and the enchanting koto and shakuhachi duo of Brandon Lee and Anne Norman.
Celebrate culture, connection and the joy of the season, all a complimentary inclusion with your bathing experience.
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Dates & times
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Accreditations
- Australian Tourism Export Council
- Victoria Tourism Industry Council
Features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.