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

#10月好去处2024 Higanbana on the Yakachi River Bank - a beautiful flower viewing spot in autumn Every early autumn, a sea of ​​red Higanbana blooms on the Yakachi River Bank in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, making it a flower viewing spot that tourists cannot miss. These bright red flowers contrast beautifully with the blue sky, distant mountains, and rural countryside, creating a tranquil and stunning natural picture. Dreamy sea of ​​red spider lilies The most eye-catching thing about the Yakachi River embankment is the endless sea of ​​red spider lilies. These red spider lilies blooming on both sides of the river bank are like burning flames, covering the entire field of vision. The bright red color looks particularly charming under the sunlight. From the first ray of sunshine in the morning shining on the sea of ​​flowers, to the flower fields being dyed with golden glow when the sun sets, every moment of the scenery is enchanting. Harmonious coexistence of nature and humanity Standing on the riverbank, you can not only enjoy the beauty of the red spider lilies, but also feel the tranquil rural scenery around you. The villages, fields and sea of ​​red flowers in the distance are intertwined together, forming a harmonious and beautiful rural picture. Walking on this path is like walking into a fairy tale world. The air is filled with the fresh scent of soil and flowers, making people unconsciously slow down their pace and enjoy a moment of tranquility. Suitable for family outings The Yakachi River embankment attracts many tourists during its blooming period, but the sea of ​​flowers is wide enough that tourists can disperse at different locations on the embankment to avoid crowds and enjoy a leisurely flower-viewing time. This place is not only suitable for photography enthusiasts, but also a good place for family travel. Children can run and play beside the sea of ​​flowers, while adults can take beautiful photos to capture this beautiful moment of autumn. Best time to enjoy the flowers Mid-September to early October is the best time to enjoy the red spider lily. The specific flowering time may vary slightly depending on the climate. Visitors are advised to check the latest flowering period information before departure to ensure a worthwhile trip. In general, the red spider lilies on the Yakachi River embankment are undoubtedly one of the most worth-seeing natural wonders in Aichi Prefecture in autumn. If you are looking for a place away from the hustle and bustle of the city and to experience the tranquility and natural beauty of autumn, why not come to the Yakachi River embankment, stroll in this beautiful sea of ​​red spider lilies, and enjoy the tenderness and romance of autumn.

Handa City on the Chita Peninsula is also the hometown of Niimi Nankichi, the author of the fairy tale "Gon the Fox." Every year during the autumn red spider lilies season, the "Gon Autumn Festival" is held in grand style, with 3 million red spider lilies dyeing the Yakatsu River red, creating a seasonal sight. Every year, many tourists visit to see the fields of red spider lilies blooming along the banks of the Yakatsu River. The bright red red spider lilies in full bloom on the banks of the long river, which stretches 2km from east to west, are worth seeing! Across the Yakatsu River, there is the Niimi Nankichi Memorial Museum and a park, so you can enjoy it even with children! Location: Iwaname Nishimachi 1-chome, Handa City Travel Style #100

I visited Kamezaki Otagasha Shrine in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture. Kamezaki Otagasha Shrine is located on the left, halfway up the stone steps of Kamisaki Shrine. The approach to the shrine stretches out, and you arrive at Kamezaki Otagasha Shrine beyond the torii gate. There you will find lion statues and the magnificent Kamezaki Otagasha Shrine. The shrine was built on the slope of a mountain and is built in the Shinmei-zukuri style, with the mountainside looming to the right. The date of its construction is unknown, but Kamezaki Otagasha Shrine is truly magnificent. It is definitely worth a visit! #ShrineTour #Shrine #TripToExperienceHistoryAndCulture

I went to the Handa branch of Bikkuri Donkey. The Handa branch of Bikkuri Donkey is located on the left hand side after heading south on National Route 247 and passing Meitetsu Aoyama Station. Not only are the hamburgers delicious, but I also like the atmosphere of the restaurant. This time, I ordered the Cheese Curry Burger Dish and Curry Burger Dish from the lunch menu. The hamburger was plump and juicy and really delicious. Also, the value for money is excellent. There was a good balance between the lean feel, price, and taste. I would especially recommend the Curry Burger Dish. #gourmettrip #lunch

#Trip to Aichi #Tourism in Aichi #Trip to experience history and culture I visited the ruins of Kamezaki Castle on a trip to Aichi. Kamezaki Castle is believed to have been built by Mizuno Nobumoto, the uncle of Tokugawa Ieyasu, at the same time as Imori Castle as a subsidiary castle of Ogawa Castle, and was built to monitor Kinuura Bay. Unfortunately, there seems to be almost no remains, but it is located on a steep hill and overlooks the sea, so it was probably the perfect place to watch over the sea. It is now a park, and the stone monument of the Kamezaki Castle ruins stands quietly in one corner. From the observation deck, you can see a beautiful view of Kinuura Bay. It's worth a visit!

If you go to Handa, this is a Japanese sweets store you should definitely visit. "Kasho Shoman" This store is famous for its delicious daifuku mochi, warabi mochi, and red rice. When I went to the store, I was surprised at the variety of daifuku in the display case! There are roughly 30 varieties. They are all delicious, from seasonal fruits such as Shine Muscat grapes and peaches, to the classic flavors of salt daifuku, roasted green tea bean paste, and black sesame bean paste, which are Japanese-style fillings. The texture of the warabimochi is completely different from other shops. There are two types of warabimochi: the classic flavor and brown sugar. The daifuku starts at 100 yen, and the warabimochi at 300 yen, making them affordable. They are also perfect as souvenirs. Address: 3-10 Otsukawa Hachiman-cho, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture, 475-0044. Business hours: 9:00 to 17:00. Phone: 0569-47-8038. #Aichi gourmet. #Chita Peninsula gourmet. #Japanese sweets. #Handa City. #Gourmet trip.

#Trip to Aichi #Tourism in Aichi Prefecture #Tourist spots #Travel to experience history and culture #Tourist spots that feel history #Visiting shrines On my trip to Aichi, I stopped by Iwaname Hachiman Shrine in Handa City. This shrine is associated with Niimi Nankichi, and is a one-minute walk from Niimi Nankichi's birthplace. It is said that Niimi Nankichi passed through the shrine grounds every day to go back and forth between his annex and his shop (his birthplace). In addition to appearing in fairy tales such as "The Fox," "The Story of Kyusuke-kun," and "Irodori," "Gon Fox" (the draft of "Gon Fox") was also created as a story that Niimi heard from his grandfather Mosuke in front of the young man's storehouse in the shrine grounds. It's definitely worth a visit!

#Trip to Aichi #Tourism in Aichi #Trip to experience history and culture #Tourist spots #Tourist spots with a sense of history #Temple tour During my trip to Aichi, I stopped by Jofuku-in Temple in Handa City. Jofuku-in Temple was founded in the Eiroku era (1558-70) as the family temple of the Iwaname Nakayama clan, and it is said that a cycad was donated at that time. The large cycad in the temple grounds is very rare on the Chita Peninsula and is designated as a natural monument by Handa City. Jofuku-in Temple is a place where Nankichi often went to play, and it is said that in the past, where this temple stood, there was a castle called Iwaname Castle and a large mansion. Jofuku-in Temple appears in the work "Hiyorigeta," which tells the story of a baby raccoon learning how to disguise himself from its mother. It's worth a visit!

#Trip to Aichi #Tourism in Aichi Prefecture #Travel to experience history and culture #Tourist spots #Tourist attractions #Tourist spots with a sense of history On a trip to Aichi, I stopped by Koren-ji Temple, a place associated with Niimi Nankichi. Koren-ji Temple was moved to this location in 1891, and a signboard in the temple grounds said that Niimi Nankichi, the famous author of "Gon the Fox," came here to study sutras when he was in elementary school. The temple gate and main hall both have the atmosphere of buildings that have been there since that time, making it a very impressive temple. It's definitely worth a visit!

#Trip to Aichi #Tourism in Aichi Prefecture #Tourist Spots #Tourist Attractions #Journey to Experience History and Culture #Tourist Spots with a Historical Feel During my trip to Aichi, I stopped by "Nimi Nankichi's Birthplace." When facing the "Nimi Nankichi's Birthplace," the geta shop is on the left and the tatami shop is on the right. At the back of the house, there is a kitchen area that can be accessed by descending a ladder. I thought the kitchen area was underground, but when I looked into it, I found out that it was on the first floor and the geta shop and tatami shop were on the second floor. Although the residence was built in the Taisho era, it is well preserved and looks like it could still be lived in today. Right next to it is a monument to Niimi Nankichi's childhood. Admission is free. There is also parking for five cars. It's definitely worth a visit!

I went to the Handa Red Brick Building in Handa City, next to Nagoya. This brick building, built in 1898 as a Kabuto beer factory, is a historic building designated as a national registered tangible cultural property and modern industrial heritage site. Inside the building, there are exhibits introducing the history of Kabuto beer, as well as a restaurant where you can enjoy a reproduced Kabuto beer and a meal. Kabuto beer has a very unique taste, so if you can drink alcohol, please give it a try 🍺 This is a recommended spot where you can experience a retro atmosphere. #trip2023 #handafood

#WinterTravelSukiya is a Japanese curry restaurant that is open 24 hours. It is a fast and convenient restaurant that is easy to find, suitable for the daily life of Japanese people. The convenience is that it is open 24 hours and the price is not expensive. The author once landed a plane very late and was hungry. He went out to find something to eat at 03:00 and found Sukiya. During the day, there is a cheap set menu from 11:00 to 2:00 p.m. There is no dinner menu, but the price is quite cheap. This restaurant is a place for young office workers because it is convenient, cheap, and fast. Nowadays, there are iPads to choose from. You can choose from the table and pay at the automatic machine. Each dish takes less than 3 minutes to wait. If you are hungry late at night, I recommend it. It is everywhere because there are branches all over Tokyo and every prefecture in Japan. You can eat your fill with just a thousand baht.

#tripmemory2022 [KOREAN FOOD&CAFE Shinya🇰🇷] I went to a Korean restaurant in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture. Lunch set ☑︎Samgyetang 2,068 yen including tax ☑︎Dogani-tang 1,738 yen including tax You can have as many refills as you want for the four types of banchan and rice😊 In Korea, there is a day called "Bonnar" where people eat nutritious foods such as Samgyetang (Samgyetang) to beat the heat, and this year, ・First Bonnar: July 16th (Sat) ・Middle Bonnar: July 26th (Tue) ・Last Bonnar: August 15th (Mon) So I ordered Samgyetang. It's got a lot of meat in it, so maybe two people could share it... It's got a pretty strong flavor, so it goes really well with rice 🍚 The soup also has rice in it, but I got some rice separately 😆 During lunchtime, for an extra 220 yen, you can also get soft drinks like bonbons and corn tea at a great price ☑︎Address　 Pia Building 1F, 4-208-2 Kirigaoka, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture ☑︎Business hours Lunch 11:30~14:30 (L.O. 13:30) Dinner 17:30~21:00 (LO 20::00) ☑︎Tel 0569-47-8070 ☑︎Closed Mondays #shingane #koreanfood #koreanfood Shinka #Handa Korean food #Handa gourmet #Handa lunch #Nagoya gourmet #Korean food #Samgyetang #Ponnal #Korean day of the dead #Korean version of Doyo no Ushi #Summer fatigue prevention

| A kaleidoscope of colors. Kanazawa Machiya, Japan | A kaleidoscope of colors A Japanese hotel or guesthouse worth experiencing every day! 😘 🌹 Guesthouse location: This traditional Japanese house is located near the Higashi Chaya District, where you can enjoy the historical atmosphere and the beautiful townscape of the Bengal checkered and teahouse buildings. Cross the Asano River and walk to the Ichicho Tea Street. This tea district has winding slopes, hidden streets, and traditional restaurants. 🌹 Guesthouse highlights: ✅ Open the door of this machiya and enter a spacious and cozy atmosphere. Relax and enjoy a meal at the dining table, or relax on the sofa with family and friends. Look up and admire the "early eddy sky" style ceiling, a typical design of traditional Japanese homes. 💕 ✅ Lie on the sofa 🛋️ and look out at the Zen rock garden. Behind the sofa, the wall is decorated with original artwork by a Japanese artist. This room also has an atrium that extends all the way to the 2F, giving the space an open feel. When multiple people stay, the sofa can be turned into a sofa bed. 🥰 ✅ Walk up the stairs and you'll find two colorful bedrooms with walls painted in traditional "kagagosai" shades ❤️. The Western-style bedroom has striking turquoise and bright red walls. 🛏️ ✅ The tatami-lined Japanese-style room can be used as an extra bedroom or as a place to relax. 😻

The Yakatsu River bank in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture, is a very popular spot where bright red spider lilies bloom all over the place in autumn! The road that stretches for about 2 kilometers along the river is as beautiful as a red carpet, and is a truly spectacular sight🥹✨ When in full bloom, the spider lilies bloom all at once, and you're sure to be impressed☝🏽 The best time to see the spider lilies is from mid- to late September Early morning or evening walks are especially recommended, and you can experience a fantastic atmosphere! 📍Location: Yakatsu River bank, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture (Higanbana spot) 🌟Best time to see Mid- to late September #0 yen travel autumn #Domestic travel #Higanbana #Aichi

It is one of the parks in the center of Handa City, and is famous for its cherry blossoms in spring. It was developed as a park in 1913 to commemorate Emperor Meiji's stay as the superintendent of the joint army and navy maneuvers held in 1890. Therefore, many monuments have been erected on the high ground of the park. Not only are there playground equipment for children to play in the park, but animals are also kept in the park, so you can see the animals for free without having to go to the zoo. There are also two observation decks on the high ground, and if you go up to the top, you can see the whole city. There are many benches on the vast grounds, so it's a good idea to bring a lunch box and have a picnic! Location: 3-204-1 Kariyado-cho, Handa City Parking: Available Admission: Free #Chita Peninsula Travel #Exploring History #Park

I visited the birthplace of Niimi Nankichi in Handa City. The volunteers gave me an easy-to-understand tour and I learned a lot. The children's story writer Niimi Nankichi, who is said to be the "Niimi Nankichi of the West" alongside the "Miyazawa Kenji of the East," was born in this house on July 30, 1913 (Taisho 2), as the second son of his father, Watanabe Tazo, who ran a tatami mat shop, and his mother, Rie. When Nankichi's mother Rie died at the age of four, he was adopted by his grandmother and took the surname "Niimi," but he eventually returned to this house and grew up. In the house with his stepmother, he was the only one who felt a sense of distance from his stepmother, and his life was by no means easy. He was not in good health, but his rich sensibilities could not be suppressed, and Nankichi's imagination ran wild in this house and the surrounding environment, which was sublimated into many of his works. In fact, it was the setting for the fairy tale "The Fox" and the novels "Sparrow" and "Return Home," and it is also where he wrote his final works, "Little Taro's Sorrow," while enduring the pain two months before his death at the age of 29 from a worsening case of laryngeal tuberculosis. The house was later rented and sold to others, but in 1983, the 40th anniversary of Nankichi's birth, it was purchased by the city of Handa and restored, and has been open to the public since 1987. #Tourism in Aichi Prefecture #Trip to experience history and culture #Nankichi Niimi

I went to the Niimi Nankichi Memorial Museum in Handa City. There are many memorial museums and resource centers for writers all over the country, but this one is particularly recommended. Many people are familiar with Niimi Nankichi, as many read his works such as "Going to Buy a Mitten" and "Gon the Fox" in their elementary school textbooks. The museum has a wide range of exhibits and is easy to understand. His life was full of ups and downs, and the episodes of his progression to and attendance at school, as well as his interactions with his family and associates, were explained in chronological order until his death at the age of 29. In addition, many diaries, notes, letters, etc. are on display, which give an insight into Nankichi's thoughts and personality. His short reviews of many writers (such as criticizing Ogai's works) were compiled, which was interesting. There is also a library inside the museum. There are many picture books, so you can enjoy it even for a short time. In another corner, you can watch animations of "Going to Buy a Mitten" and "Gon the Fox." There is a cafe and a shop inside the museum. The only drink vending machine is in the parking lot outside the museum, but they let me leave for a while. The Niimi Nankichi Memorial Museum can be reached by taking the Handa City Public Transportation Bus (100 yen) from Chita-Handa Station. #AichiPrefectureTourism #MemorialMuseum #TraveltoExperienceHistoryandCulture

Handa City is also known as the birthplace of Niimi Nankichi, the author of the famous fairy tale "Gon the Fox." The area around the Yakachi River, where "Gon the Fox" was set, is a perfect place for a leisurely stroll, with a peaceful rural landscape that is just like the world of the fairy tale. During the red spider lily season, 3 million red spider lilies bloom along the river for about 1.5 km. The riverside is dyed bright red, making for a spectacular sight. ◆Access 1-10-1 Iwaname Nishimachi, Handa City, 475-0001 ・Access by train From Meitetsu "Nagoya" Station, get off at "Handaguchi" Station on the Meitetsu Kawawa Line. ・Access by car About 5 minutes from "Handa Chuo IC" on the Chita Peninsula Road. ◆Best time to see Late September ◆Notes During the flowering season, the area is crowded with tourists and photographers who come to see the red spider lilies. I recommend coming early in the morning or giving yourself plenty of time to visit. #0yentravelautumn #redspiderlily #autumn #100travelstyles

I enjoyed the Gon Autumn Festival 2024 "Higanbana flowers on the banks of the Yakachi River". This year, the flowers bloomed late, and they were in full bloom in October. There are many buds on the upper part of the embankment, so it seems that they can still be seen. It's not a spectacular sight of 3 million higanbana flowers blooming like a carpet over about 1.5 km, but in some places you can enjoy the carpet of higanbana. It was over 30 degrees during the day, and the heat of the summer was intense, but it was nice to see so many higanbana flowers. The blue of the autumn sky, the golden color of the rice ears, the red of the higanbana flowers, and the warbler color of the autumn grass were a feast for the eyes, and I was able to spend a soothing time in the gentle river breeze. It was wonderful. #AutumnFestival #BreathtakingSpots #AichiTourism

[Aichi Autumn Spectacular] 🌸 A spectacular view dyed bright red! Enjoy the red spider lilies on the banks of the Yakatsu River🌸 In autumn, the banks of the Yakatsu River in Aichi Prefecture are dyed bright red. The blooming red spider lilies decorate the banks and fascinate visitors♡ When the red spider lilies bloom (mid-September to early October), the red flowers spread along the banks for about 2 km, creating a spectacular view that looks like a carpet of flowers🥺🥺♡ This beauty is overwhelming and is a sight you will definitely see. 📸✨ Especially in the evening, the sky is dyed red and it is very beautiful♡ You can enjoy the flowers slowly while strolling, or take photos and feel the arrival of autumn☺️ The banks of the Yakatsu River where you can fully enjoy the beauty of nature while feeling the autumn breeze. Come visit and experience the charm of autumn that is different from the autumn leaves 🧡 📍 Higanbana on the banks of the Yakachi River, Aichi Prefecture Location: Along the Yakachi River, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture #domestictrip #japan #aichi #higanbana

We went to the Handa Sky Science Museum, where adults and children can learn about science related to the sky in an experiential way! When you enter the museum, there is a playground for children to climb boulders at the back on the left. If you go to the right, there are many hands-on scientific exhibits related to the sky and the universe, so not only children but also adults can enjoy learning about the sky and the universe. You can experience the shaking of an earthquake, learn about the creation of a black hole, hold your hand over a ball that emits static electricity, and learn while experiencing gravity. There is also a face-in panel with a space suit on the second floor, so it is perfect for taking photos and making memories. All attractions except the planetarium are free, so if you go to Chita Peninsula, please stop by! Address: 4-210 Kirigaoka, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture, 475-0928 Closed on Mondays (the following weekday if Monday is a national holiday) New Year's holiday: December 29th to January 3rd Parking: Available #100 Travel Styles #Indoor Theme Park #Experience 2024 #Aichi #Chita Trip

Near Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture is a renowned spot for the seasonal bloom of Higanbana flowers. Approximately a 40-minute drive from Nagoya, the Yagami River in central Japan's Chubu region is famous for its Higanbana. Located on the Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture, the Yagami River becomes a spectacular sight towards the end of September. Over three million Higanbana flowers bloom along the 14-kilometer stretch of the river, creating a stunning red carpet along the banks. In addition to the vibrant red Higanbana, visitors can also find rare yellow and white varieties. Guests can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Yagami River levee, admiring the flowers while experiencing the tranquil atmosphere of the countryside.

#SpringGoodDestination2024 The dry landscape garden of Longtaiyuan has a unique aesthetic charm. This garden makes extensive use of natural materials such as stone, sand, moss, etc., and through clever layout and pruning techniques, it creates a quiet and solemn Zen landscape. The gracefully winding paths, the wide and smooth sand, and the orderly arranged stones of different sizes all perfectly demonstrate the emptiness and natural beauty in Zen philosophy. Being in it, you feel as if you are in an otherworldly ink painting, feeling a tranquil and otherworldly atmosphere.

The Handa Red Brick Building is a former beer factory with extremely unique architectural structures, such as hollow compound walls and multi-arched floors, which are rarely seen today. The designer was Tsumaki Yorinaka, one of the three great masters of architecture in the Meiji era. In addition to the Handa Red Brick Building, he also designed the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse and Nihonbashi (decorative parts). The site of the current Handa Red Brick Building was once the birthplace of cornstarch. Handa has a long history and culture of brewing, and cornstarch also originated here. Music events and workshops are now regularly held on the site, and the building sells local specialties and souvenirs brewed in Handa. Since it was formerly the brewery of Kabuto Beer, you can also visit the cultural materials for a fee. Location: 8 Enokishitacho, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture Parking: Available Access: Train [Using the Meitetsu Kawawa Line] Get off at Sumiyoshicho Station and walk 5 minutes east [Using the JR Taketoyo Line] 15 minutes walk northwest from Handa Station Car [Use Chita Peninsula Road] 10 minutes drive east from Handa Chuo Interchange Admission: Free (some fees apply) #Aichi Tourism #Travel with Me #Exploring History #Solo Travel #Aichi Gourmet

Every year, carp streamers are displayed along the storehouses of the Handa Canal during the Boys' Festival, so I went to see them! 54 carp streamers swam in the sky, and during this period, they were also lit up at night, and the carp streamers flying in the night sky were very fantastic and beautiful. The carp streamers at Handa Canal began in 2003. At that time, it was the only canal in the prefecture to be certified by the Ministry of the Environment as one of the "100 Scented Landscapes." It was started to allow more people to enjoy the scenery of the Handa Canal. It is recommended because you can walk to see it from the station and there are many sightseeing spots in the surrounding area. Location: 2-chome Nakamura-cho, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture Access: Get off at JR Taketoyo Line "Handa" Station, walk straight for about 200m from the ticket gate and you will reach the canal. It is about a 3-minute walk. #Event #Carp Streamer #Chita Peninsula #Aichi Prefecture #Sakura 2024

I heard that there is a park in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture that commemorates Emperor Meiji, so I went there. Handa City is located in the center of the peninsula, but it is also close to the sea. It is said that the Emperor held a large army and navy exercise here during the Meiji period, and to commemorate the 40th year of his supervision, a tower called the "Oath Pillar" was built in Otsugawa Hakusan Park. The stone tower stood solemnly at the back of the park. The slope leading up to the park was a healing space where quiet time passed surrounded by seasonal flowers and green arches from the entrance to the park. Right now, the azaleas and wisteria trellises are in full bloom and beautiful. It seems to be a famous cherry blossom spot in spring. Location: 1-43 Otsugawa Gennaibayashi-cho, Handa City, Aichi Prefecture Parking: Approximately 10 cars #Tourism

I went to the evening session of the Handa Float Festival 🏮 The Handa Float Festival is held once every five years and is a large autumn festival that attracts hundreds of thousands of people from all over the country. This year, it will be held for the first time in six years after the COVID-19 pandemic and will be held for two days on October 28th and 29th ✨ At night, about 20 stores will be set up around the Handa Canal (from Genbeibashi South to Kuranomachi Park), and two Chintoro boats from Kamihanda will float on the Handa Canal while lighting beautiful lanterns, and the light will sparkle and reflect on the water surface of the Handa Canal, making it very beautiful. At Kuranomachi Park, a row of lanterns drawn by elementary and junior high school students and citizens in the city will decorate the venue. ✴︎Handa Float Festival✴︎ Venue: Around Handa City Hall Please use the paid parking lot in the city for parking. Access: 10 to 15 minutes on foot from JR Handa Station #Aichi Prefecture Tourism #Autumn Festival #Handa City #Handa Float Festival #Event