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Toyokawa-City [Cancelled in 2021]
Azaleas Festival
(Hagi-no-Mitsuba-Tsutsuji Matsuri)

Date : April(The first ten days), April(The middle ten days)


  • Azaleas Festival (Hagi-no-Mitsuba-Tsutsuji Matsuri)
  • Azaleas Festival (Hagi-no-Mitsuba-Tsutsuji Matsuri)
  • Azaleas Festival (Hagi-no-Mitsuba-Tsutsuji Matsuri)

The 2021 Azaleas Festival has been cancelled.
Visitors are welcome to view the azaleas.

A huge colony with tens of thousands of the beautiful deciduous azaleas known in Japan as "Koba-no-Mitsuba-Tsutsuji" (Rhododendron reticulatum), extending from the surrounding area of Fuji Shrine to the Zenjuzen-ji Temple in the city of Toyokawa.

Azaleas Festival (Hagi-no-Mitsuba-Tsutsuji Matsuri)

During the best days in the season to see them, the Azaleas Festival takes place with stalls selling local produce, food, and more. Some performance attractions such as the "Yosakoi" dance are also scheduled.

EVENT OVERVIEW

  • Souvenirs
  • Parking
Date : [Last year's dates]
April 1 (Wednesday) to 20 (Monday), 2020
* May change depending on weather and blossoming conditions.
Holding time : 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Place : Area near Fuji Shrine and Zenjuzen-ji Temple
Location : 〒441-0201
10 Jinden, Hagi-cho, Toyokawa-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
(Fuji Shrine)
Fee : Free of charge
Parking : Available, paid (500 yen/car/day, 1,000 yen/bus/day)
Phone number : 0533-88-2325 (Zenjuzen-ji Temple)
0533-89-2206 (Toyokawa Tourism Association)

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
Should accuracy be critical, please verify this information using a direct source, whenever possible.

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ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    From Meitetsu Nagoya Station, take the Meitetsu Nagoya Line (Kyuko Express Service) train bound for Toyokawa Inari, get off at Higashi-Okazaki (39 min. ride) and change to the (Futsu Regular Service) train bound for Ina. Alight at Meiden-Akasaka (23 min. ride) (entire route 920 yen). Then either:
    •Walk 40 min. northeastwards along Route 332; or,
    •From the Akasaka Clinic (あかさかクリニック Akasaka Kurinikku) bus stop on the north side of the station, take the Tsutsuji Community Bus (つつじバス) and get off at Kura (倉) (30 min. ride 200 yen), then walk 8 min. northwards.
    * Bus departures from Akasaka Clinic: 8:10, 9:38, 11:25, 13:53, 15:35, 16:30, 18:08; bus departures from Kura (倉): 8:56, 10:34, 12:12, 14:39, 17:17 (reference: http://www.city.toyokawa.lg.jp/kurashi/kokyokotsu/comunitybus/comunibus.html)
  • Access by car
    Access by car
    Approx. 15 min. (5.3km) northeastwards from Otowa-Gamagori I.C. of the Tomei Expressway via routes 1, and 332.

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