43rd National Urban Greenery Fair, Kyoto Tamba
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9.18 FRI – 11.8 SUN

43rd National Urban Greenery Fair, Kyoto Tamba

Kyoto Kameoka Hozugawa Park and four other sites across Kyoto Tamba (Kameoka, Nantan, Kyotamba)

Dates & time
September 18, 2026 (Fri) - November 8, 2026 (Sun) Hours vary by site (Wachi Wild Grass Garden: 9:00–17:00, last entry 16:00, closed Tuesdays)
cost
Free entry to Kyoto Kameoka Hozugawa Park, Kameoka Sports Park, Sonobe Park and Kyoto Prefectural Tamba Nature Park. Some facilities charge admission, including Wachi Wild Grass Garden and the Kameoka Yume Cosmos Garden.
Venue & access
Kyoto Kameoka Hozugawa Park and four other sites across Kyoto Tamba (Kameoka, Nantan, Kyotamba) The main site, Kyoto Kameoka Hozugawa Park, is a 5-minute walk from the north exit of JR Kameoka Station (about 20 minutes from Kyoto Station by JR Sanin Line rapid). By car, about 10 minutes from the Kameoka IC on the Kyoto Jukan Expressway.

Why You Should Visit

For 52 days from September 18 to November 8, the three municipalities of Kameoka, Nantan and Kyotamba turn into one giant festival of flowers and greenery. Five sites anchor the fair, starting with Kyoto Kameoka Hozugawa Park right by JR Kameoka Station: a main garden by a world-renowned landscape designer, one of western Japan's largest cosmos fields, hot-air balloon rides and bamboo art made from neglected groves. Farm markets and hands-on agriculture round out a day trip just 20 minutes by rapid train from Kyoto Station.

NOTE

The five sites
  • Kyoto Kameoka Hozugawa Park (Hozu-cho, Kameoka)|balloon rides, bamboo art from neglected groves, a farm market, the Ayumodoki coexistence dome. 5 min walk from JR Kameoka Station north exit
  • Kameoka Sports Park (33-1 Anao Tsuchibuchi, Sogabe-cho, Kameoka)|main garden by a world-renowned designer, the Yume Cosmos Garden, weekend dance and music. 15 min by bus from JR Kameoka Station south exit
  • Sonobe Park (Kozakura-cho, Sonobe-cho, Nantan)|VR of the Sonobe castle ruins, a wooden deck and large play equipment, a food and health market. 5 min by bus from JR Sonobe Station west exit
  • Wachi Wild Grass Garden (5 Sakahara Shiyogaki, Kyotamba)|around 900 species of wild grasses and flowering trees, a green tunnel, a wild grass exhibition. 6 min by on-demand taxi from JR Wachi Station
  • Kyoto Prefectural Tamba Nature Park (110-7 Sonekuzure Shimodai, Kyotamba)|children's field, chrysanthemum show, adventure athletic park, a food market. 21 min by bus from JR Sonobe Station east exit
Theme
  • Kyoto Tamba, shining through food, farming, the environment and art
Nearby on the calendar
Parking
  • Each site has parking, but lots are expected to fill on weekends, holidays and event days. Organisers ask visitors to use public transport
Pets
  • Dogs on a lead are welcome in the outdoor park areas. Rules differ by facility

*Opening hours and program dates vary by site.

Events during the fair
  • Wild grass sale and display: Oct 3 (Sat) – Oct 12 (Mon)
  • Forest bonsai show: Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun)
  • Forest market: Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun)

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FAQ

Is admission free?
Kyoto Kameoka Hozugawa Park, Kameoka Sports Park, Sonobe Park and Kyoto Prefectural Tamba Nature Park are free to enter. Some facilities charge admission, such as Wachi Wild Grass Garden and the Kameoka Yume Cosmos Garden.
Can I see all five sites in one day?
The five sites span Kameoka, Nantan and Kyotamba, with more than 30 minutes of train travel between some of them. In a single day it is realistic to pick the two sites in Kameoka, or to stay on the Sonobe and Kyotamba side.
Is it good for families with children?
Each site has something for kids outdoors: large play equipment at Sonobe Park, the children's field and adventure athletic park at Tamba Nature Park, and balloon rides at Hozugawa Park.
Can I drive there?
Every site has parking, but the organisers warn that lots are expected to fill on weekends, holidays and event days, and ask visitors to use public transport.

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