HOME
Inazawa Plum Festival (Inazawa Ume Matsuri)

Inazawa-City Inazawa Plum Festival (Inazawa Ume Matsuri)

Date : 03/03/2018, 03/04/2018

Get directions on Google Maps

Enjoy the 104 especially gorgeous varieties of blossom-giving plum trees. During the event's period, check the fun attractions such as the Stamp Rally, stage shows and others.

Inazawa Plum Festival (Inazawa Ume Matsuri)

> Event flyer PDF (Front - Japanese) (PDF File：1.74MB)

> Event flyer PDF (Reverse- Japanese) (PDF File：297.84KB)

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date	: March 3rd (Saturday) and 4th (Sunday), 2018
Holding time	: 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Place	: Aichi Arbor Center (Aichi Ueki Senta)
Location	: 〒492-8405 129 Hananoki, Horinouchi-cho, Inazawa-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Fee	: Free of charge

Parking	: Available, free of charge (cap. 150 cars)
Restrooms	: Available
Phone number	: 0587-22-1414 (Inazawa City 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.

LINK

Inazawa City Tourism Association Web Site (Japanese)

ACCESS

Access by public transport

From Konomiya Station of the Meitetsu Nagoya Line (board from Meitetsu Nagoya Station), either:
•Take the Meitetsu Bus bound for Yawase Kannon Temple (矢合観音 Yawase Kannon), get off at Yawase Kannon Temple (矢合観音 Yawase Kannon) and walk 18min (1.4km) southwards by Route 121, or;
•Take a taxi to Aichi Arbor Center (愛知植木センター Aichi Ueki Senta) (Approx. 20min ride, 2,130-2,220 yen).
*:Free Shuttle Bus operating on the day of the event, stopping at Aichi Arbor Center, Meiji Factory Plant, Yawase Kannon Temple, Inazawa City Hall, and Konomiya Station.

Share spot information with a smartphone

ACCESS MAP

Get directions on Google Maps

Keyword: #Inazawa Plum Festival; #Inazawa Ume Matsuri; #Aichi Arbor Center; #Aichi Ueki Senta; #Inazawa-City; #Plum; #Ume

INFORMATION ON THE SURROUNDING AREA

Aisai-City

Nobunaga Oda born birth place / Shobata Castle Ruins: According to the ancient manuscript, "Records of Owari Castles", defining the birth sites ...

Inazawa-City