Toyota-City Fujioka Wisteria Festival

Date : 04/18/2026 - 05/05/2026

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Wisteria blossoms dance on the vine and broadcast their scents into the wind

The Fujioka area of Toyota City holds its Wisteria Festival as the flowers come into full bloom during Japan's consecutive Golden Week holiday in early May. Tourism info, retail of local produce and other specialties, band and Bo no Te acrobatic martial arts performances, as well as an array of other events act as an accent to the floral festival.

Events

Food trucks
• Dates and time: 9:00 am–3:00 pm; Sat, Apr 18–Sun, Apr 19; Wed, Apr 29 (national holiday); and Sat, May 2 (national holiday)–Tue, May 5 (national holiday), 2026

Wisteria color coordination
Come to the venue dressed in wisteria-colored clothes or with wisteria-colored accessories and receive a novelty gift.

Nearby facility events

Spring Yakata Festival 2026 at Fujioka Fureai Hall
• Dates: Wed, Apr 29 (national holiday)–Sun, May 3, 2026
• Inquiries: 0565-75-2105 (Fujioka Fureai Hall)
Wisteria trellises are enveloped in radiant light and a wisteria-colored pathway paves the way to wondrous sights.

Note:
• Community presentations, a mini fair, and food trucks are available 10:00 am–3:00 pm on Wed, Apr 29 (national holiday).

Green Festival Spring 2026 at the Aichi Prefectural Greenification Center
• Dates: Sun, May 3–Tue, May 5 (national holiday), 2026 (sapling sales, open-air market, etc.)
• Inquiries: 0565-76-2106 (Aichi Prefectural Greenification Center)

Fujioka Premium at Fujioka at the Fujioka Community Center
• Date and time: 10:00 am–3:00 pm; Sun, May 3, 2026
Satiate your hunger and restaurants and food and peruse vendors selling accessories and more in addition to stage events.

Fujioka Kabuki: Wisteria Festival performance
• Date and times: Doors from 12:30 pm and curtains at 1:00 pm on Tue, May 5 (national holiday), 2026

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date	: Sat, Apr 18–Tue, May 5 (national holiday), 2026
Holding time	: 9:30 am–3:00 pm
Place	: Wisteria Alley
Location	: 〒470-0424 Mitsukuri-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi

Parking	: Available (Wisteria Corridor entrance / Former Mitsukuri Kindergarten / Mitsukuri Elementary School / Mitsukuri Community Center / Tobu Children's Playground / Hiranoshita) Note: • Permission to use each location differs by date. Check the official site before heading out.
Phone number	: 0565-76-6108 (Fujioka Tourism Association)

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
Should accuracy be critical, please verify this information using a direct source, whenever possible.

LINK

Fujioka Tourism Association event page (Japanese)

ACCESS

Access by car

• About 40 min. from Nagoya Interchange on the Tomei Expressway.
• About 50 min. from Toyota Interchange on the Tomei Expressway.
• About 20 min. from Toyota-Fujioka Interchange on the Tokai-Kanjo Expressway.
• About 20 min. from Nakayama Interchange on Sanage Green Road.

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Keyword: #Toyota Wisteria Festival; #Wisteria Alley; #Bo no Te; #Mikawa; #Western Mikawa; #Fujioka; #Toyota

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