Hachioji Ginkgo Festival 八王子いちょう祭り

Name: Hachioji Ginkgo Festival
Start: 2024-11-16
End: 2024-11-17

Koshu Road, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo | Area around Ryonan Park, from Oiwakecho Intersection to Kobotoke Sekisho ruins

2024-11-16 - 2024-11-17

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Tama Area

Hachioji

Note: The 2024 installment of this event has already taken place.

The stunning rows of ginkgo trees along Hachioji's Koshu-kaido Road were planted during the Showa era. In autumn, their beautiful yellow leaves provide the perfect setting for a festival. Local residents organize the Hachioji Ginkgo Festival, held while these autumn colors are vibrant. The festivities include a bazaar, tourism exhibit, stage shows and orienteering. For the orienteering event, grab a tsuko tegata, a wooden block that served as a transit pass in Edo period (early modern period), and take a tour around 12 checkpoints. The festival is a chance to walk along the rows of golden ginkgo trees and witness the Hachioji residents' love for their area. The retro ambiance is a particularly charming.

How to Get There

Nishi-Hachioji Station
JR Chuo Line

Takao Station
JR Chuo Line、Keio Line

Keywords

Opening Hours	November 16 (Saturday), 9:00-16:30 November 17(Sunday), 9:00-16:00 *Please visit the official website for more information
Price	Free * Transit passes (tsuko tegata) are sold for 600 yen each.

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