Autumn Leaves at Yamada Daio Shrine

About this event

Located in Yamae Village, Kuma District, Kumamoto Prefecture, Yamada Daio Shrine's main hall is designated as a National Important Cultural Property and certified as a Japan Heritage constituent cultural property, known as one of the few surviving architectures in southern Kyushu dating back to the medieval period. The magnificent ginkgo tree standing in the shrine precincts turns beautifully in autumn, captivating visitors. The autumn foliage of this ginkgo combines with the shrine's historical architecture to create an atmospheric landscape. The best viewing time is typically from mid-November to late November, though it may vary depending on the weather. The shrine grounds feature a ginkgo tree that colors magnificently in autumn. The shrine is a designated National Important Cultural Property certified as a Japan Heritage cultural property, with its main hall known as one of the few architectures in southern Kyushu dating back to the medieval period. The magnificent ginkgo tree in the precincts turns beautifully in autumn.

Venue

Yamada Daio Shrine

Ko-1514 Yamada, Yamae-mura, Kuma-gun, Kumamoto 868-0092