2025 Hidaka Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

At the end of summer, when you start to feel the slightest hint of autumn, the spider lilies bloom in Kinchakuda. Not only can you see the vivid red of these flowers, but the sight of the luscious yet alluring flowers blooming all over the place can only be seen here. You will surely be captivated by the sight of the Koma River meandering widely, the plains spreading out like a drawstring bag, the lush forests, and the countless spider lilies blooming there. #AutumnTrip #SpiderLilies #SaitamaTourism

Kinchakuda Manjushage Park is a park located southwest of the center of Hidaka City. As the park's name suggests, it is home to Japan's largest colony of red spider lilies, covering an area of ​​about 5.6 hectares. In autumn, the red blossoms bloom in full glory, attracting many tourists. In spring, about 100 Somei-Yoshino cherry trees are planted along the dike in the park. The combination of the yellow rape blossoms along the dike and the pink cherry blossoms makes for a very beautiful sight!! #CoupleTrip #BreathtakingView #TripToEnjoySpring #AmazingNature #SaitamaTourism #FamousCherryBlossomSpots

#0yentravel I went to Koryo Shrine in Saitama Prefecture! This shrine enshrines the King of Koryo, and has a slightly unusual atmosphere that I really like. Why not go and check it out? #0yentravelautumn📍Address: 833 Shinbori, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture, 350-1243

#cherryblossom25 Kinchakuda Park is better known for its red spider lilies in the fall, but springtime? Totally underrated. I visited during early sakura bloom and was blown away by how peaceful and wild it felt. The cherry trees here grow alongside the Koma River, and they’re surrounded by soft green hills and open skies. I hiked a bit through the forest trails before finding a wide stretch of sakura lining the riverside, reflected in the water like a mirror. There was no crowd — just nature, the sound of birds, and a few locals walking their dogs. I used my drone to get a sweeping river shot for my #cherryblossom25 post and it turned out incredible. If you’re looking for a rustic, off-the-grid hanami spot that feels like a secret garden, Kinchakuda hits all the right notes.

Came here for lunch on a day trip. The pork chop is fried using a famous variety from Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The meat is tender, the outer layer is crispy, and it is very refreshing. There is also a vegetable sales center, a souvenir shop, an open-air hot spring bath, and a children's play area. Families can spend the day here. It is a famous family entertainment venue in Saitama Prefecture.

The autumn flower is the red spider lily (Higanbana). The name comes from Sanskrit, meaning a flower that blooms in heaven, and comes from a Buddhist scripture that says red flowers fall from the heavens as a sign of good fortune. The sight of the vibrant red flowers in full bloom is heavenly, as the name suggests. The red spider lilies blooming on flat land surrounded by a river with a diameter of about 500 meters and an area of ​​about 22 hectares are unforgettable once you see them. Why not remember this as a place you should see at least once in your life? #0yentravelautumn #KinchakudaRedLandShrinePark

Kinchakuda 125-2 Komyohongo, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture 350-1251 I visited on a weekday, but it took quite a while to get into the parking lot 🚗 I was able to get to the venue smoothly and eat some of Hidaka City's specialties, so I was very satisfied! Depending on the time of the event, there may be an admission fee or it may be free, so I recommend checking the website! As of October 11, 2024, it was free ✨️ I had never seen so many spider lilies, so I was quite overwhelmed! There were people taking photos, cosplaying, and wearing kimonos, so it was great for taking photos! #Autumn Parking lot💰500 yen Admission fee💰500 yen for adults (varies depending on the time of the event) #Domestic travel trip#Kinchakuda Spider Lily Park #Spider Lily

#OutdoorDate #JapanDate #Saitama #ParkWalk #ParkOuting 🌺 Romantic nature outdoor date recommendation where you can heal yourself and enjoy flowers 💗 📍Kinchakuda kinchakuda : 125-2 Komahongo, Hidaka, Saitama 350-1251 Japan 📍Opening Hours: 08:00~17:00 🌷 I'd like to introduce you to 'Kinchakuda', an outdoor date spot in Saitama near Tokyo, Japan, where you can see the beautiful Manchurian chrysanthemum flower fields! The full name is Kinchakuda Manchurian Chrysanthemum Park, and as the name suggests, it's a great place to take pictures and heal yourself naturally because the Manchurian chrysanthemums are in full bloom. If you like flowers, I recommend you go on an outdoor date at Kinchakuda at least once! 💗

Don’t miss it if you are planning to go to Japan! ! ! Because the weather is hot today, the Lycoris radiata, also known as the red spider lily, sprouted later than usual. The flowering period usually starts in mid-September. When I went there in mid-September, there were only a few flowers. I believe it will bloom beautifully in late September or early October. When in full bloom, it will look like a red carpet and will be very gorgeous.

Late September is the season when red spider lilies bloom 💐 So, this time I'd like to introduce "Kinchakuda Manjushage Park" (pronounced "Kinchakuda Manjushage"), which is located in Saitama Prefecture and is ranked 1st and 2nd in the country. The park is covered with bright red spider lilies, creating a spectacular sight that is dyed red ✨✨ I'll introduce the following! ・Photo spots ・Access ・How to get to this spot ★Photo spots ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー The key to taking photos of these red spider lilies is to take advantage of the contrast between the shade and the brightness of the sunlight filtering through the trees ✅As in the 6th photo, find a place where only the red spider lilies are in the sun, focus on them, and then try making the whole thing dark! If you do that, the red will stand out only in the areas where the sun is shining, and the rest will be dark, so you can take a very beautiful contrast! I think it's difficult to achieve this level of contrast when taking photos with an iPhone, but let's tweak the photos you've taken! For reference, try tweaking the following! Brilliance Minus Shadow Minus Contrast Plus Vignette Plus Try adjusting the others as appropriate 🎨 *The image is from a full-frame digital SLR ★How to get there ----------------------------------You can get there by train, bus, or car! On weekends, the roads are pretty congested and it's hard to get there, so I think the train is best!・Get off at Koma Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line, about a 15-minute walk.・Get off at Komagawa Station on the JR Kawagoe Line or Hachiko Line, take the Kokusai Kogyo Bus bound for Hanno Station via Koma Station, get off at "Kinchakuda", about a 3-minute walk.・Get off at Hanno Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line, take the Kokusai Kogyo Bus bound for Koma Station or Saitama Medical University International Medical Center, get off at "Kinchakuda", about a 3-minute walk. You can drive on weekdays, but it's better to go in the morning 🙆 Parking costs 500 yen. ★How to get to this spot---- I'll get straight to the point! [Go at opening time! 】The reason is, of course, "before it gets crowded," but the "angle of sunlight" is also a key point☀️The best time to do both is in the morning🌅Opening time is "7:00"I arrived at 7:30 today, and there were surprisingly many people there lolIf you're too early in the morning and can't catch the first train, I recommend going by car sharing! *For those who can driveWhen it gets to around 8:30, the tour buses come and the number of people increases, so you'll want to take pictures before that📸As for sunlight, if you go up too high, the whole place becomes too bright, so by getting light from the side or diagonally, you can reduce the light a little and create an atmosphere※Personally, the required time depends on the person, but I think you should allow about 90 minutes! It depends on how many photos you take and how crowded it is🌀You can also get off along the river, and the flowers are blooming there too, so please take a look! ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー That's all! What do you think! It will be held until early October, so if you can, please come and visit! Information 📍Kinchakuda Manjushage ParkAddress: 125-2 Komyohongo, Hidaka City, Saitama PrefectureAccess: As mentioned aboveCost: Entry fee 500 yen, parking 500 yen⚠Caution: There are heavy traffic jams during the day on weekends~ ...

This time, we will introduce "Tonchibo, a ramen shop in Saitama Prefecture that was selected as one of the top 100 ramen shops. Please take a look. ---------------------------- Store name: Tonchibo, a ramen shop in Saitama Prefecture Location: 26-46, Kuritsubo, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture, 350-1245 Access: Car, bus "Tonchibo, a ramen shop in Saitama Prefecture" is a popular ramen shop! Popular menu - Chuka soba🍜: A basic bowl that makes the most of the flavor of chicken bones and dried sardines. - Special ramen🥚: A luxurious dish with added char siu and boiled eggs. - Salt ramen🧂: A ramen with a light salty taste. Store information - A clean and calm atmosphere inside the store🏠. It's a popular store, so there was a line! Rating - Highly rated locally, and highly reviewed on review sites and ramen magazines ⭐ "Tonchibo, a ramen noodle shop specializing in Chinese noodles," serves simple yet richly flavored Chinese noodles, and is a must-visit for ramen lovers☺️ ---------------------------- We'd be happy if you liked or followed us🙇 We'll keep you updated with new information and great travel ideas! #TravelingWithMe

Located in Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture, an hour’s drive from Tokyo There is a Higanbana Park: In the cool September of autumn, 5 million bright red Manjushaka flowers bloom. Like a gorgeous red carpet under the forest And just like a bunch of delicate and charming red ladies Gorgeous, beautiful, charming and varied... The wind blows, especially moving~ In fact, Manjusaka is a Sanskrit word. Also known as red spider lily and red lotus. There is a saying that "If you see this flower, you should get rid of it." Its flower shape is elegant and graceful; The flowers are bright red, passionate and gorgeous... The Chinese name is "Lycodon", and it has unique medicinal value~ This year's Lycoris radiata festival, It is from September 16th to October 1st. Like many festivals, there are food stalls around. And local specialties are sold... so you don't have to worry about going hungry. More suitable for early autumn flower viewing tour~ 📍Detailed address: Kinchoda Lycoris Radiata Park 🕙Opening hours: 9:00~16:30

It's the season to appreciate Manjushage again. If you are traveling in Tokyo, you might as well include it in your day trip destination. Kinchakuda (きんちやくだ) is the largest habitat of Manjushage (まんじゆしやげ) in Japan, with 5 million blooming Manjushage. At the best time of the flower bloom, you can enjoy the scene as if a red carpet is spread out. During the bloom, the Kinchakuda Manjushage Festival provides stalls of local food and specialties. In addition, from September 1st to mid-October, the use of fire for barbecues and other activities is prohibited in Kinchakuda, including the river beach, as well as the setting up of tents, sunshades, and other facilities. ! tips; Location: Kinchakuda Manjushage Park (125-2, Koma Hongo, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture) Ticket: 500 yen per adult (1 day) Time: September 16th - October 1st Transportation: ·Seibu Ikebukuro Line, get off at Koma (二ま) Station and walk for about 15 minutes ·JR Kawagoe Line·Hachiko Line, get off at Komagawa (こまがわ) Station and walk for about 40 minutes

I spent some time relaxing in Kinchakuda. I remembered that there was a famous ramen shop I found it in a search, and as I walked, I found "Tonchibo", the number one ramen in Saitama. Even though it was 3pm on a weekday, I had to wait for a while. It's amazing for such a remote location... They have a variety of luxurious tsukemen, but I had a basic regular ramen. I don't know what kind of ramen it is, but it's a dried sardine soup type that seems to have a name. The noodles are also soba-like. ? ? Everyone may have their own opinions on what makes it number one, but it's a healthy ramen, and the owner is a true seeker of the ramen way, and it definitely has a "ramen-ya" atmosphere. It may be a happy thing to be able to pursue something in your short life. You can also get there by bus from Hanno. [Location] 26-46 Kuritsubo, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture Tonchibo, a Chinese noodle specialty restaurant

There is a Goryeo-style house next to Kinchakudan. It has a somewhat exotic atmosphere. After all, Goguryeo and the color of Goryeo is "red". The spider lilies did not grow naturally, but were planted by the people of the time with their country in mind. That's just what I think. Spanning a thousand or so years. Admission is free.

#Hanami Kinchakuda is famous for Manjushage Park. The Koma River flows around it, and it is a plain shaped like a drawstring bag. Flowers bloom every season, and the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. A typical Japanese? Rural landscape that reminds me of the countryside. People who moved to Japan after Goguryeo fell. The players somehow changed between the Showa and Heisei eras, and many people in Japan are living hardships. I wonder if we can leave something behind for future generations. Just kidding. There is also a ramen shop nearby that is rated as the best in Saitama.

Manjushage is another name for the red flower "Higanbana" that blooms during the autumn equinox. Around 5 million manjushage (red spider lilies) bloom in Kinchakuda, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture every year from mid-September to early October. Deep red manjushage spreads out like a red carpet in the woods surrounded by the meandering Komagawa River. During the period when the manjushage blooms, there is a fee of 500 yen to enter the area where the manjushage grows. #trip2023

Deep in the mountains of Saitama, there is a river named Koryo. It is said that the name comes from the fact that this place accepted people who fled from Goguryeo when it was destroyed. Wow. It's a magnificent historical tale.