Higashiura-cho

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Linked to Lady Odai, mother of Tokugawa Ieyasu. The "Odai Festival" in spring features a vibrant parade. The town is famous for grape cultivation, attracting many families for grape picking. With nature parks and walking courses, you can relax in a peaceful rural landscape while learning local history.

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Walking In Date de Chita 5 12 Higashiura cho Higashiura Mirai

Aichi Prefecture

Higashiura-cho

Address: 18-4 Ishihama Aza Sakuramidai, Higashiura-cho, Chita-gun, Aichi
Website: https://higashiura-kanko.com/
Operator: Higashiura Town Tourism Association

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