No English name was found on the official site, so the facility name and address are romanized from the Japanese reading.

Address

Iimori, Asuke-cho, Toyota, Aichi

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Phone

+81-565-62-1272 (Toyota City Asuke Tourist Association)

Official site (English)

https://asuke.info/foreign/english.html

Reference site (Japanese)

https://asuke.info/korankei/

Admission

Free

Hours

Open for viewing all day

Closed

None

Plants you can see

SpringErythronium japonicum (Asian fawnlily), Iris japonica (fringed iris), Anemone flaccida (ニリンソウ), Disporum sessile (ホウチャクソウ), Omphalodes japonica (ヤマルリソウ)

OtherAcer palmatum (palmate maple), Acer pictum (ウラゲエンコウカエデ), Acer amoenum (オオモミジ), Acer sieboldianum (コハウチワカエデ), Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar), モミジ, Acer amoenum (ヤマモミジ)

Based on information published by each facility. Bloom times vary by year and weather. Plant links open our plant encyclopedia.

Nearest station

From Meitetsu Toyotashi Station, take a Meitetsu Bus (bound for Asuke) and get off at "Korankei"; the site is right there.

Parking

Paid (Korankei Parking Lot, approx. 670 spaces, 500 yen per vehicle, 1,000 yen in November)

About 3,000 maple trees turn red from the approach path along the Tomoe River to the grounds of Kojaku-ji Temple. They are said to have originated with trees planted by the priest Sanei of Kojaku-ji in Kan'ei 11 (1634). In spring, katakuri (Japanese dogtooth violet) flowers are at their best from mid-March to early April.