- Dates & time
- October 17, 2026 (Sat) - October 18, 2026 (Sun) 9:00–16:00(雨天決行・荒天中止)
- cost
- Free entry (food and specialty items at each stall are sold separately)
- Venue & access
- Fujiwara Palace Ruins (south of the Daigokuden site, around the cosmos field) From Kintetsu Yamato-Yagi Station, take the community bus to Kashihara-shi Fujiwarakyo Shiryoshitsu-mae; the venue is right there. By car, use the free parking around the venue (400 spaces in total).
There are 1 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Fujiwara Palace Ruins (south of the Daigokuden site, around the cosmos field). The map shows each with its walking time.
Facility data comes from OpenStreetMap. It does not include opening hours, fees or availability.
Calendar
Add it to your calendar so you can check back on it later.
Why You Should Visit
A two-day marche at the Fujiwara Palace Ruins, part of the UNESCO World Heritage "Asuka-Fujiwara" sites, held around a field of blooming cosmos flowers. The venue, just south of the Daigokuden ruins, hosts 21 local vendors from Kashihara selling bread, kakinoha-zushi (persimmon-leaf sushi) and craft beer, among other specialties. Entry is free, and children up to elementary school age can get free cotton candy. Booths introducing the World Heritage site and a national tree-planting event round things out. Good for anyone who wants to stroll the autumn cosmos field and snack along the way.
Participating Shops
Shop List & Map
NOTE
Also on site
- World Heritage PR booth (Kashihara City)
- Kashihara tourism PR booth (Kashihara City)
- PR booth for the 77th National Tree Planting Festival (Nara Prefecture)
Free cotton candy
- For elementary-school age and younger, while supplies last
- Numbered tickets handed out at the HQ booth are required
About the cosmos
- Venue is around the cosmos field south of the Daigokuden site
- Usually at their best from early to late October; Kashihara City updates bloom status on its website
- Seating area for eating
※Held in rain, cancelled in severe weather
※Organized by Kashihara City, with the Kashihara Products Association and Kashihara Tourism Association
※Enquiries: Kashihara City Regional Promotion Division 0744-21-1117 (weekdays 8:30–17:15)
出典: 橿原市公式サイト・公式チラシ
Events
Where to go next
11/23
Kashihara Agricultural Festival 2026
Kashihara Shrine (outer worship hall forecourt / south gate)
11/20 - 12/25
Kashihara Christmas Market 2026
AEON Mall Kashihara, special venue beside the West Village bus rotary
Today 11/14 +6 more
Muroji Temple Autumn Leaves Night Illumination
Muroji Temple, Uda
11/20 - 11/26
Tomi Shrine Lantern Festival & Autumn Leaves Light-up
Tomi Shrine, Sakurai
Next 11/21 +4 more
Okadera Temple Autumn Leaves Light-Up
Okadera Temple, Asuka

Next 11/21 +9 more
Kobe Port Weekend Fireworks 2026–27 | Weekend Fireworks off Meriken Park
Meriken Park

Today 11/14 +6 more
EAT LOCAL KOBE Farmers Market
East plaza in front of the Hyogo Prefectural Guest House, Chuo-ku, Kobe

10/10 - 11/30
Moomin × Kobe Port Tower: a part of KOBE
Kobe Port Tower and 20+ locations across Kobe
FAQ
Is entry free?
Will it be cancelled if it rains?
Can I bring children?
Is there parking?
Related
People who read this also read
- Events
BEUTEA Pop-Up at Daimaru Kobe: Chinese Tea Selling Out by 3:30pm Daily
BEUTEA, a premium Chinese tea brand from Malaysia whose first Japan store in Nagoya drew queues of up to an hour, has its first Kobe pop-up at Daimaru Kobe until October 17, 2026. It has sold out every day, and the brand expects each day's stock to run out around 3:30pm. Menu with prices, location inside the store and hours.
- Deals & Campaigns
Kyoto Kimono Passport 2026-27: Free Admission in Kimono
Wear kimono in Kyoto and show the Kyoto Kimono Passport page on your phone for perks at about 250 places. Seven museums and gardens are free, four of them until December 25, 2026. Full lists of free and discounted sights, temple gifts, and the rules on yukata and rental shops.
