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19th Daishoji Momiji Festival

Sun, Nov 1, 2026, 10:00–15:00 · Taishaku Community Promotion Center, Shobara · Hiroshima

Dates

  • Sun, Nov 1, 2026, 10:00–15:00

About this event

Summary
An autumn maple festival featuring local performances and food vendors.

Highlights
• Brass band performance by local students
• Traditional singing show by Maiko Kozakura
• Various food sales and vendors
• Scenic autumn foliage in the gorge

Details
The Daitoku Momiji Matsuri (Autumn Maple Festival) is held in Daitoku Gorge, a national park transformed by vibrant autumn colors. The event includes a brass band performance by local students and a singing show by singer Maiko Kozakura. Various food vendors will be present for guests to enjoy. Visitors are encouraged to attend with family and friends to experience the festive atmosphere and natural beauty of the area.

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Event details come from organizers' websites and web searches. They are not guaranteed to be accurate. Check the official website before you go. Times are Japan time (JST).