Event details (partial)

Commemorative temple stamps
The hand-cut paper images of Fumonji Temple's previous resident priest are available with a special limited-time Japanese maple leaf design available from Friday, November 1.
• Availability: 9:00 am–3:30 pm

Exhibit of Buddhist statues from Fumonji Temple's collection (photography allowed as long as no tripods are used)
Six national important cultural property Buddhist statues and three Aichi Prefecture cultural property Buddhist statues come together for a total of nine on display during the Maple Festival.
Plus, for this year, four other items including the country's oldest vows written on wooden boards for the first time.
• Date and time: 9:00 am–3:30 pm; Sat, Nov 23–Thu, Dec 12, 2024 (available until 3:00 pm)
• Price: JPY 700/person ages 18 and older. Free of charge for ages 17 and younger.

Opening of the Main Hall and Daishi Hall
The Main Hall and Daishi Hall, erected in the Edo period, are usually closed to the public, but open for a limited time.
• Date and time: 9:30 am–3:00 pm; Sun, Nov 24; Sun, Dec 1; and Sun, Dec 8, 2024

Beloved food trucks of the Eastern Mikawa area at the Fumonji Temple Maple Festival
Eight food trucks come out to the festival every day.
• Date and time: 9:00 am–3:30 pm; Sat, Nov 23–Sun, Nov 24, 2024

Temple souvenirs
Get Fumonji Thunder snacks with a sticker designed by Jun Miura and Seiko Ito (planned for sale from late November).
During the Jun Miura and Seiko Ito live See the Buddha talk show held on November 6, 2023, Fumonji Temple received the original artwork for Fumonji Thunder, based on Toyohashi City's famous Black Thunder candy wrapper design. As a thanks to the two artists, sets with special stickers are available for purchase.
• Price: JPY 130/set (with sticker)

Collaborative spring and fall performance

Himalayan cherry blossoms are planted at Fumonji and blossom from late autumn to winter. Their characteristic large, light pink pedals put on a show of absolute natural beauty together with the fall leaves near the main gate.

Notes:
• The nature path from Fumonji Temple to Fumonji Pass was closed on September 1, 2022. You can no longer ascend the mountain from Fumonji Temple or descend to Fumonji Temple from the Main Toyohashi Nature Path or Kosai Mountain Range Hiking Course. Entry into the area outside of the Fumonji Temple premises not allowed.
• Drones may not be flown within the premises.