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Mt. Horaiji Maple Festival (Horaiji-san Momiji Matsuri)

Shinshiro-City Mt. Horaiji Maple Festival (Horaiji-san Momiji Matsuri)

Date : 11/10/2017 - 11/30/2017

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Mt. Horaiji is known as a top place to enjoy splendid autumn leaves from mid to late November. Looking upstream from the promenade on the banks of the Tomoe River, over 4,000 trees are bathed in autumn colors and reflected in the clear waters of the river below.

Mt. Horaiji Maple Festival (Horaiji-san Momiji Matsuri)

In this season as the Mt. Horaiji Maple Festival takes place, all manner of events are staged and local specialties are sold. November 23 is the main day of the festival and if you can make it then, there are loads of things to do even besides the autumn leaves.

Mt. Horaiji Maple Festival (Horaiji-san Momiji Matsuri)

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EVENT OVERVIEW

Date	: November 10th (Friday) to 30th (Thursday), 2017
Place	: Mt. Horaiji
Location	: 〒441-1944 Horaiji Kadoya, Shinshiro-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan Around Mt. Horaiji (Kadoya, Shinshiro)
Fee	: Free

Parking	: Available
Phone number	: 0536-32-0022 (Shinshiro City Tourism Association)

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

•From Toyohashi Station (board the JR Tokaido Main Line or Meitetsu Nagoya Line from Nagoya Station), take the JR Iida Line to Hon-Nagashino Station. Alight and take the Toyotetsu Bus bound for Mt. Horaiji Peak ([鳳来寺山頂] Horaiji Sancho). Alight at the final stop then walk 5min to the temple and shrines.
*: Bus operation is subject to change. Please check it before your trip. Also, bus departures are quite scarce so we recommend plan with leeway for delays (reference: https://www.toyotetsu.jp/station/491/P1/).
Access by car

Approx. 25min (14km) northeastwards from Shinshiro I.C. of the Shin-Tomei Expressway via routes 151, 32, 389, and 524, then Horaiji-san Parkway.