2027年10月日本旅遊 — 完整指南

Best all-round weather month — mild temps, minimal rain, early autumn colors moving south. Ideal for first-timers.

本月主要活動12項

Jidai Matsuri

October 22

Kyoto, Kyoto

One of Kyoto's three great festivals. A 2km procession of ~2,000 costumed participants recreates 1,200 years of Japanese history, moving from Kyoto Imperial Palace to Heian Shrine.

Kurama Fire Festival

October 22 (evening)

Kyoto (Kurama), Kyoto

One of Kyoto's most dramatic festivals. Villagers carry massive torches — some 5m tall — through the mountain village of Kurama, north of Kyoto. Same night as Jidai Matsuri.

Nagasaki Kunchi

October 7–9

Nagasaki, Nagasaki

A 400-year-old festival at Suwa Shrine mixing Japanese, Chinese, and Dutch influences from Nagasaki's trading past. Dragon dances, decorated floats, and neighborhood performances that rotate every 7 years.

Zuiki Matsuri (Kitano Tenmangu)

October 1-5

Kyoto, Kyoto

Autumn harvest festival at Kitano Tenmangu where the mikoshi shrine is decorated entirely with seasonal vegetables including the namesake 'zuiki' (taro stems). A rare vegetable-themed festival with 1,000-year roots.

Kishiwada Danjiri Matsuri

September 14-15 (main), plus early October

Kishiwada, Osaka, Osaka

One of Japan's most dangerous festivals — 4-ton wooden 'danjiri' floats are pulled through Kishiwada streets at full speed while acrobats stand on top. Serious accidents happen most years. Utterly thrilling to watch.

Nagoya Matsuri

Mid-October (Saturday-Sunday of the second or third weekend)

Nagoya, Aichi

The city's flagship festival featuring a grand procession portraying the three Owari-Aichi warriors — Nobunaga, Hideyoshi, and Ieyasu — with 700+ costumed performers marching through central Nagoya.

Takaishi Super Hanabi

October 24, 2026 (Sat), 18:09

Sakai / Takaishi, Osaka

Western Japan's largest-scale fireworks show — 25,000 shells launched in just 46 minutes over Hamadera Park on the Osaka coast. Successor to the Takaishi Seaside Festival (since 2013), aiming to reach ~45,000 shells within 6 years.

Nikko National Park

October 15 – November 5

Nikko, Tochigi

One of Japan's most spectacular autumn spots. Brilliant reds and golds surround ornate UNESCO shrines and temples. The cedar-lined avenues turn golden in October.

Daisetsuzan National Park

September 20 – October 10

Kamikawa, Hokkaido

Japan's earliest autumn color — peak foliage arrives in late September. Japan's largest national park with stunning mountain panoramas in red, orange, and yellow.

Lake Towada

October 20 – November 5

Towada, Aomori

A volcanic caldera lake surrounded by forests that turn vivid red and orange. The reflected colors on the still water create mirror-like reflections.

Nabana no Sato Illumination

October 17, 2026 – May 31, 2027 (closed January 6-7, 2027)

Kuwana, Mie

Winter illumination at Nabana no Sato, a flower park in Kuwana, Mie. The 2026-27 season runs from October 17, 2026 to May 31, 2027, and the park is closed on January 6 and 7, 2027. Gate prices are ¥2,700 or ¥3,200 depending on the period and include a ¥1,000 voucher; children below elementary school age enter free. December 23 to 25 are special days that need a date-specified ticket.

Ashikaga Flower Park Illumination

October 17, 2026 – February 14, 2027 (closed December 31)

Ashikaga, Tochigi

Ashikaga Flower Park's winter illumination, Flower Fantasy 2026-27, is its 25th season and runs from October 17, 2026 to February 14, 2027. The park's press release describes more than 5 million lights. The night session is open from 15:30 to 20:30 (21:00 on weekends and holidays), with longer hours from November 7 to January 3. The only closed day is December 31, 2026.