KOBE
Akashi
The 17th Hyogo Prefecture Jigiku Sports Festival for the Disabled will be held from May 4 to 28. Applications are now being accepted and must arrive no later than February 20. 
Past Triennials
The sports event is open to people with physical, intellectual, and mental disabilities, and 13 events will be held, including track and field, table tennis, swimming, volleyball, bowling, flying disc, and soccer. 
Past events
The purpose of this event is to help people with disabilities in the prefecture maintain and improve their physical fitness and motivation to participate in society through sports, as well as to deepen the understanding and awareness of people with disabilities in the prefecture and to expand exchanges among them. 
Past events
The venues will vary according to the sporting events, and will be held at five sports-related facilities in Kobe and Miki cities.
The event also serves as a prefectural qualifier for the “Burning Emotions Kagoshima” National Sports Festival for Persons with Disabilities. 
Past events ＜
I was a member of a kendo club when I was a student, and I found that having the goal of a tournament motivates me to practice harder.
Writing
this article reminded me of the thrill and excitement I used to feel before a tournament back then.
- Dates
- May 4 (Thursday, national holiday) – 28 (Sunday), 2023
- Venue
- Kobe Sports Park, Univers Memorial Stadium
(Midoridai, Suma-ku, Kobe)
Find it on GoogleMap
Prefectural Sports Exchange Center for the Disabled
(Akebono-cho 1070, Nishi-ku, Kobe)
Find it on GoogleMap
Kobe Rokko Bowl
(5-2-1 Tomoda-cho, Nada-ku, Kobe)
Find it on GoogleMap
Prefectural Miki General Disaster Prevention Park
(1708 Mitsuda, Shizumi-cho, Miki City)
Find it on GoogleMap
MIKIYAMA Sogo Park Indoor Pool
(2474-5 Fukui, Miki City)
Find it on GoogleMap - Tournament Schedule and Application
- For more details, please visit
Applications must arrive no later than Monday, February 20
MeIN
Gooall
shAop
Global