
Play with Fallen Leaves!
落ち葉であそぼう!
Explore the autumn forest and discover the wonders of nature while collecting beautiful fallen leaves.This event has ended
Schedule
October 24, 2026 10:00 – October 24, 2026 12:00

'Play with Fallen Leaves!' is a nature observation event held at Nopporo Forest Park, a place that showcases the rich natural beauty of Hokkaido.
Highlights
Venue
About Play with Fallen Leaves!
- Nature Immersion: Experience the changing seasons directly through the tactile experience of collecting leaves.
- Educational Fun: Learn about tree species and forest ecosystems through guided activities.
- Family Friendly: A perfect activity for families with children, as it is designed for all ages.
- Photogenic Scenery: Capture beautiful photos amidst the stunning autumn colors of the forest.
Weather forecast
Fri
10/30
17°/9°
100%
Sat
10/31
16°/4°
92%
Sun
11/1
7°/2°
18%
Mon
11/2
10°/2°
26%
Tue
11/3
9°/1°
31%
Wed
11/4
8°/0°
48%
Thu
11/5
10°/-1°
36%
Tips
Clothing
Prepare comfortable, casual clothes and sturdy shoes (like sneakers) for walking in the woods.
Reservation
Advance booking is required. Please complete your registration between one month and one day before the event.
Meeting Point
Meet at the Nature Interaction Center. We recommend checking the map in advance.
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Nopporo Forest Park
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