Western Saitama & Tokorozawa · Nature
Kinchakuda Red Spider Lily Park
An autumn woodland carpeted in red spider lilies.
A bend in the Koma River shapes this purse-like stretch of land, where around five million red spider lilies bloom from mid- to late September. Rapeseed flowers, lotus and cosmos mark other seasons. The surrounding Koma countryside is also lovely for a walk.
Plan your visit
- Getting there
- About 15 min on foot from Koma Station (Seibu Ikebukuro Line)
- From Tokyo Station
- About 100–130 minTokyo Station → JR Yamanote Line to Ikebukuro → Seibu Ikebukuro Line via Hanno to Koma → about 15 min on foot to Kinchakuda
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- Opening hours
- Paid entry during blooming season: 7:00–17:00. The 2026 festival runs September 21–October 6, 9:00–16:30. The paid period depends on flowering and differs from festival dates. Check official guidance for other periods.
- Admission
- Ordinary walks are free. During red spider lily season: ¥500 per day; junior high school pupils and younger enter free. Parking and evening events have separate conditions.
- Time to enjoy
- 1½ hours
- Best time
- Mid- to late September
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Opening hours and events may change. Please check the latest details before visiting.
Reference photo and illustration
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Hidaka Kinchakuda Spider Lily 1.JPG — 京浜にけ at Japanese Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0
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