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Tsuki-no-Ishi Momiji Park

Saitama · Nagatoro · Historic Districts

Japanese name: 月の石もみじ公園

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Tsuki-no-Ishi Momiji Park
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WHAT TO DOTsuki-no-Ishi Momiji Park

Named from a verse stone by Kyoshi Takahama. In November some 50 large maples are lit at night.

WHERESaitama

Nagatoro

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Named from a verse stone by Kyoshi Takahama. In November some 50 large maples are lit at night.

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A park in Nagatoro, Saitama, named for a verse monument of Takahama Kyoshi. Very famous for its autumn leaves, in the November peak about 50 Japanese maples and other trees are lit up.

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