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Oidaira Park Maple Festival (Oidaira Koen Momiji Matsuri)

Toyota-City Oidaira Park Maple Festival (Oidaira Koen Momiji Matsuri)

Date : 10/28/2017 - 11/26/2017

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The Oidaira Park is a widely known “koyo” autumn leaves spot of the district of Inabu, eastern Toyota-City. About 520 trees of Acer, Maple and Maiden’s Hair (Gingko biloba, or “icho” in Japanese) all start to get vividly colored a bit earlier than the even more famous Korankei valley, making for a good option for those in a hurry to see the beautiful autumnal hues of Aichi’s nature.

Oidaira Park Maple Festival (Oidaira Koen Momiji Matsuri)

The waters of the Naguragawa River are a nice complement reflecting those hues on its surface, enlarging its grandness. November sees the Oidaira Maple Festival during which visitors are able to taste the superb local cuisine while appreciating the marvelous sights.

Oidaira Park Maple Festival (Oidaira Koen Momiji Matsuri)

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date	: From October 28th (Sunday) to November 26th (Sunday) •Autumn Flavors Bazar (Food Market) (秋の味覚バザー Aki no Mikaku Bazar) November 4th (Saturday) to 19th (Sunday) : Ends upon selling out goods. : Cancels in case of inclement weather. •Performances -Inabu Jr. High Students Choir Live and etc. (Other performances also planned)
Holding time	: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Place	: Oidaira Park
Location	: 〒441-2513 Oidaira, Inabu-cho, Toyota-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Parking	: Available
Phone number	: 0565-83-3200 (Inabu Tourism Association)

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ACCESS

Access by car

From Nagoya: Approx. 1h30min (57km) - From the Tomei Expressway, head south to the nearby Nisshin Junction (日進JCT - east of Nagoya I.C.) then change to the Nagoya-Seto Road, then to the Sanage Green Road (changes naturally). Exit at Chikaraishi I.C. (力石) turning left. Head east by Route 153 until the crossing with Route 257 at Inabu-cho (稲武町), turning right to head south for 600m.