Can I have a picnic in Momijidani Park?

Yes, visitors are welcome to have picnics in designated park areas. However, please be mindful and clean up after yourself to help preserve the park's natural beauty.

Are there any facilities or amenities available at the park?

Restrooms, benches, and drinking fountains are located throughout the park for visitors' convenience.

Is it possible to see deer in Momijidani Park?

Yes, wild deer roam freely within the park grounds. Visitors are advised not to feed or touch them for their safety and the deer's well-being.

Can I access Momijidani Park with a wheelchair or stroller?

The park has paths and trails that are mostly wheelchair and stroller accessible. However, some areas may have steep slopes or stairs.

Are there any events or festivals held at Momijidani Park?

Various cultural events and festivals are held at the park throughout the year, such as the Autumn Maple Festival and the Spring Cherry Blossom Festival. Check local event calendars for more information.

Miyajima

Momijidani Park

4.4 (2068)ParkTourist AttractionPoint Of InterestEstablishment

Last updated May 1, 2026

Escape into the enchanting embrace of Momijidani Park, a serene haven at the foot of Mt. Misen on Miyajima Island. Renowned for its stunning autumn colors, the park becomes a vivid display of reds, oranges, and yellows, with around 200 maple trees showcasing their seasonal glory.

However, Momijidani Park's beauty isn't confined to autumn alone; it's a year-round retreat with lush greenery in summer and delicate cherry blossoms in spring. As you meander along the paths, the gentle flow of the Momijidani River and the presence of roaming deer create a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for a stroll.

The park also serves as a gateway to the Misen Ropeway, providing a scenic ascent to the summit of Mt. Misen, where panoramic views await. Whether savoring local maple-flavored treats or embarking on a hike, Momijidani Park offers an unforgettable experience.

Visit Momijidani Park to experience this extraordinary destination's unique blend of natural beauty and cultural treasures.

Hours

Open 24 hours

Closed

No closing days

Available

All year

Minimum Age

All ages are welcome.

Admission Fee

Free

Phone

+81 829-30-9141

Overview

Address

Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima 739-0588, Japan

Places & attractions near Momijidani Park

A cable car travels above a lush, green mountainside with a large body of water and cityscape visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

Miyajima Ropeway

Daisho-in Temple

A performer in traditional costume stands in front of a large, ornate red Japanese shrine with a curved roof, as a crowd of people watches and takes photos. Trees and mountains are visible in the background.

Kiyomori Festival

Traditional Japanese building with wooden exterior and grey tiled roof set against a cloudy sky. A large tree stands to the left, and a sandy path runs in front of the structure.

Daigan-ji Temple

Places & attractions near Momijidani Park

Miyajima Ropeway

Daisho-in Temple

Kiyomori Festival

Daigan-ji Temple

Frequently Asked Questions

Traveler reviews

I walked in this park to kill some time before my ferry leaves the island, since everything was closed. You meet some deer on your way, and just a very few people. There is a conveniently places and very clean public toilets in the area.

Jana Krištanová

Jun 8, 2026

Gorgeous park. I came on a foggy rainy day and then the next on a bright sunny day. Both days offered their own sense of beauty. I highly recommend regardless of the weather conditions you might experience that day.

This is a lovely, small park with a very peaceful atmosphere. There are many deer roaming around, which is a charming sight. However, unfortunately, the deer looked quite hungry and were constantly approaching people for food. It’s a beautiful place for a walk, but be mindful of your belongings and food!

This park is so beautiful! And if you walk a bit offside you can even enjoy some wildlife. We saw a snake!

A beautiful park with sacred wild deer scattered around. We did the cable car to the top and walked down. Make sure you have good walking shoes/boots. Pre book the cable car if you can. We were lucky and there were a few tickets left.