Take-no-Komichi Kaguya no Yube

Take-no-Komichi bamboo path and Dai-6 Koyo Elementary School, Muko City

location
Take-no-Komichi bamboo path and Dai-6 Koyo Elementary School, Muko City
period
October 17, 2026 (Sat) - October 18, 2026 (Sun)
Time
17:30–20:00
cost
No fee information on the official website
access
About 15 minutes' walk from Hankyu Rakusaiguchi Station. There is no visitor parking, so come by public transport or the free shuttle bus.

Why You Should Visit

For two autumn evenings, around 4,000 bamboo lanterns line Take-no-Komichi, a walking path through the bamboo groves of Muko City. Each lantern is a section of bamboo cut from neglected groves, filled with water and topped with a floating candle, so the path glows with flickering light after dark. A food area is set up at Dai-6 Koyo Elementary School. On the same day, the Take-Musubi Festa runs at the neighbouring Rakusai Bamboo Park, so you can go straight from daytime activities to the evening lanterns. A good choice for anyone who wants an autumn dusk walk through the bamboo.

Essentials

NOTE

Take-no-Komichi path

  • A walking path in one of Japan's top bamboo-shoot growing areas, lined with eight kinds of bamboo fences and listed as a Kyoto Prefecture landscape asset and cultural landscape

Bamboo lanterns

  • About 4,000 lanterns made from bamboo cut in neglected groves, filled with water and lit with floating candles

After dark

  • All bamboo lanterns and LEDs go out at once at 20:00. There are no street lights on the path, so bring a torch

Food area

  • Dai-6 Koyo Elementary School, from 16:00
  • From standards like karaage fried chicken to sweets, with beer, coffee and juice

Free shuttle buses

  • ① Hankyu Rakusaiguchi Station ⇔ Muko Kaisei Hospital: 17th 13:45–20:40, 18th 16:00–20:40
  • ② Muko City Office Higashi-Muko Annex ⇔ Dai-6 Koyo Elementary School: 17th & 18th 16:00–20:40
  • ③ Otokuni General Government Building ⇔ Dai-6 Koyo Elementary School: 17th & 18th 16:05–20:45 (no parking or bike parking at the government building)
  • All run about every 30 min. They are minibuses, so you may not get on when full. Timetables and stops are on the Muko Tourism Association website

Parking

  • There is no parking at or near the venue, and the Bamboo Park car park is closed to visitors
  • No street parking or stopping to drop off nearby

Take-Musubi Festa by day

  • On the same day (Oct 17), 13:00–19:30, Take-Musubi Festa is held at the adjacent Rakusai Bamboo Park

*Goes ahead in light rain

出典: 向日市観光協会 公式サイト

FAQ

Can I drive there?
No. There is no visitor parking and the Bamboo Park car park is closed. Walk from Hankyu Rakusaiguchi Station or take the free shuttle from Rakusaiguchi Station, the Muko City Office Higashi-Muko Annex or the Otokuni General Government Building (which also has no parking).
Is this separate from the Take-Musubi Festa?
Yes. The Take-Musubi Festa runs at the adjacent Rakusai Bamboo Park on October 17 from 13:00 to 19:30, while Kaguya no Yube lights up Take-no-Komichi on October 17 and 18 from 17:30 to 20:00. On the 17th you can visit both in one go.
Is there food?
Yes, a food area at Dai-6 Koyo Elementary School is open from 16:00 to 20:00.
Does it go ahead in the rain?
It goes ahead in light rain.

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