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Toyota-City 14th Takadoya Wetlands Maple Festival

Date : 11/03/2024


  • Takadoya Wetlands Maple Festival
  • Takadoya Wetlands Maple Festival
  • Takadoya Wetlands Maple Festival
  • Takadoya Wetlands Maple Festival
  • Takadoya Maple Leaves FestivalTakadoya Wetlands Maple Festival (Takadoya Momiji Matsuri)

Fun and beauty packed into a one-day maple festival

A little-known gem of fall colors lies along the way to Kuroda Dam: the Takadoya Wetlands. The area holds a Maple Festival lasting but one day with plenty of local festivities such as free soup (while supplies last), a farmer's market with vendors selling directly from their trucks, and more! The walk around the pond is simply breathtaking!

Related event

Inabu Maple Festival:
The Inabu Maple Festival's stage of Oidaira Park is a dazzling spot for fall colors in the Inabu area of eastern Toyota City. About 520 traditional maples, Japanese maples, and ginkgos grow along and around the Nagura River. Artistic colors reflect off the river's surface, complemented by the Kaze no Tsuribashi Suspension Bridge, creating unforgettable views and perfect photo ops.
Within the park is a forest of gigantic trees planted around the Tempo period of the Japanese calendar (1831–1845). There are paths for walking and an atmosphere begging you to take a seat and relax as you admire the beauty.
Every year in November, a bazaar of fall flavors and other festivities are held during the Inabu Maple Festival. People flock from Aichi and other locations around Japan for Oidaira Park's unforgettable scenery and delicious local eats, such as gohei mochi, rice cakes on a stick and covered in a sweet miso sauce.

• Period: Fri, Nov 1–Sun, Nov 17, 2024
• Venues: Oidaira Park (main venue), Takadoya Wetlands, and the Nagura River walking path
Aichi Now Inabu Maple Festival event page

> 14th Takadoya Wetlands Maple Festival flyer (Japanese) (PDF File：6.78MB)

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date : Sun, Nov 3, 2024
Holding time : 9:30 am–1:00 pm
Place : Takadoya Wetlands in the town of Otagi
Location : 〒441-2525
Otagi-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi
Parking : Unavailable

Note:
• Head east from the Otagi Intersection on Route 153, and 1.5 km later is a sign reading "Tadadoya Wetlands" ("タカドヤ湿地" [sign is written in Japanese]) on the right. Park on the shoulder of the road near the sign.
Phone number : 0565-83-3200 (Inabu Tourism Association)
Bus available by reservation : Donguri Reservation Bus (reservation one hour before use required)
Service: Mon, Wed, and Fri only (available by reservation)
Reservation phone number: 0565-82-3690 (Hoei Kotsu, available 8:00–5:00 on weekdays)

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
    Mon, Tue, Fri only:
    From Nagoya Station, ride the Higashiyama Subway Line until Fushimi Station, and change trains for one headed for Toyotashi Station (the direct train). Get off at Toyotashi Station, and take the Oiden Bus's Inabu–Asuke Line to Kita Mizuwake Bus Stop. Get on the bus available by reservation until the Takadoya Wetlands.
  • Access by car
    Access by car
    From Nagoya: Approx. 1 hr. and 10 min. (54 km)
    From the Tomei Expressway, head south to nearby Nisshin Junction. Next, change to the Nagoya-Seto Expressway and then to Sanage Green Road (changes naturally). Exit at Chikaraishi Interchange and turn left. Head east on Route 153 for 28.5 km (35 min.) until the Otagi Intersection. Turn right and take the winding road uphill for 2.3 km.

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