Komoro Castle Ruins Kaikoen Autumn Leaves Festival
小諸城址懐古園紅葉まつり
Experience breathtaking fiery autumn foliage and stunning night illuminations at the historic Komoro Castle.
Schedule
October 24, 2026 00:00 – November 23, 2026 23:59
The Komoro Castle Ruins Kaikoen Autumn Leaves Festival is a quintessential autumn event held at the site of Komoro Castle (also known as Suigetsu or Hakuzuru Castle), one of Japan's 100 Famous Castles located in Komoro City, Nagano.
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About Komoro Castle Ruins Kaikoen Autumn Leaves Festival
- History Meets Nature: The combination of the historic stone walls of Komoro Castle and the vivid autumn leaves provides a perfect backdrop for photography.
- Magical Night Views: The illuminated maple trees offer a unique, ethereal beauty that is quite different from the daytime scenery.
- Local Food: After your walk, we recommend visiting one of the historic Soba noodle shops near Komoro Station to enjoy local flavors.
- Easy Access: Since it is only a 3-minute walk from Komoro Station, this event is very easy to include in a sightseeing itinerary using public transport.
Weather forecast
Mon
11/9
13°/3°
69%
Tue
11/10
9°/2°
80%
Wed
11/11
12°/1°
0%
Thu
11/12
15°/3°
0%
Fri
11/13
16°/4°
0%
Sat
11/14
17°/4°
15%
Sun
11/15
18°/7°
56%
Tips
- Clothing: Temperatures drop significantly in the evening and at night, so please bring warm clothing.
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Komoro Joshi Kaikoen Park
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Former Komoro Honjin
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