Komaki Mountain Sakura Festival

Komaki Castle was the first castle built by Oda Nobunaga himself. Later, Tokugawa Ieyasu set up his main camp during the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute. At the 'Komaki Mountain Sakura Festival,' the venue will be decorated to resemble Ieyasu's main camp from the battle, and there will also be a night sakura light-up. Enjoy food trucks (from 3/29 to 4/6), street stalls, and outdoor tea events. There will also be sword fighting battles, guided tours, and merchandise sales.

Date & Time

3/22(Sat) 3/23(Sun) 3/24(Mon) 3/25(Tue) 3/26(Wed) 3/27(Thu) 3/28(Fri) 3/29(Sat) 3/30(Sun) 3/31(Mon) 4/1(Tue) 4/2(Wed) 4/3(Thu) 4/4(Fri) 4/5(Sat) 4/6(Sun)

Note

The details and schedule of the Sakura Festival may change depending on the blooming conditions, weather, etc. During the period, there will be a night sakura light-up (18:00–21:00).

Venue

Historic Site Komakiyama

Address

1-1 Hori no Uchi, Komaki City, Aichi Prefecture

Free

Some workshops and outdoor tea events are fee-based.

parking

Komaki Mountain North Parking Lot (51 cars) 100 yen/30 minutes, free for the first 2 hours. Komaki City Hall Parking Lot (294 cars) free.

Access

About 5 minutes from the Tomei Expressway 'Komaki' IC.

Access (Public)

About a 25-minute walk from Meitetsu Komaki Station, or take the Meitetsu bus from Komaki Station or Iwakura Station and get off at 'Komaki City Hall.'

Contact

0568-39-6123 （(General Incorporated Association) Komaki City Tourism Association）

URL

https://komaki-kanko.jp/newslist/sakura25