The Mitsumata Festival in the hilly fields of Shinshiro City starts in early spring, from mid-March to early April, when the mountains of Shinshiro receive many visitors.
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Mitsumata is a deciduous tree yellowish at the tips of the branches with three branches, it came to Japan from China as a raw material for Japanese paper and is used to make Japanese banknotes.
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- Date: mid-March to early April (may vary slightly depending on the season).
- Location: Mountains of Shinshiro City.
- Parking: on the road.
- WC: Available.
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Aichi Shinshiro Tsukude Takamatsu