What are the opening hours of Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story?

17:00–20:00; Oct 24 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Oct 25 (Sun): 17:00–20:30; Oct 31 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Nov 1 (Sun): 17:00–20:30; Nov 3 (Tue, holiday): 17:00–20:30; Nov 7 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Nov 8 (Sun): 17:00–20:30 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.

Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story

Japanese title: 花と光のムーブメント小金井公園「秋彩ものがたり」

Koganei Park (around Ikoi-no-Hiroba and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum) (Musashi-Koganei Sta.) · Free

A free evening light-up that turns Koganei Park into seven chapters of autumn plants, natural-material decorations, light and sound. Workshops such as lantern making (some need booking) and food trucks. Open until 20:30 on weekends and holidays.

Dates: Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun)
Time: 17:00–20:00; Oct 24 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Oct 25 (Sun): 17:00–20:30; Oct 31 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Nov 1 (Sun): 17:00–20:30; Nov 3 (Tue, holiday): 17:00–20:30; Nov 7 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Nov 8 (Sun): 17:00–20:30
Price: Free
Venue: Koganei Park (around Ikoi-no-Hiroba and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum)
Nearest station: Musashi-Koganei Sta.

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About this event

An evening event that layers light and sound over autumn wildflowers and natural-material decorations, turning the park into a story told across seven areas. Along the way are colorful light photo spots inspired by local spring water and the area's old textile trade, a "secret base" with play equipment made of thinned timber and natural instruments, and seating made from upcycled materials where you can eat from food trucks. With lantern-making and other workshops on weekends, it seems a good fit for an early-evening walk with kids.

Highlights

Light photo spots inspired by spring water and textile history
"Secret Base of Forest Lights" with timber play equipment and natural instruments
Workshops in lantern making, stargazing and animation
Food trucks and seating made from upcycled materials
Kyochika's tip: book a workshop and arrive in the early evening

Good for: Families with kids, fans of evening walks

Good to know

Lit 17:00-20:00 on weekdays and until 20:30 on weekends and holidays
Workshops run Fri-Sun and holidays; advance booking required (some same-day slots)
Part of a stamp rally across six Tokyo metropolitan parks ("furari" app)

Summarized from the official page and press materials.

Distance from major stations

From Hana-Koganei: 1.1 km, about 17 min on foot
From Musashi-Koganei: 1.9 km, about 15 min by train
From Musashi-sakai: 3.0 km, about 20 min by train
From Kokubunji: 3.6 km, about 20 min by train

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

Other events nearby

Special Night Opening: Building Light-up (Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum)Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum (Musashi-Koganei Sta.) · 0.2 km, about 4 min on foot from here · Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 7 (Sat)
Autumn Color Lantern Making (Koganei Park "Shuusai Monogatari" Workshop)Koganei Park (around Ikoi-no-Hiroba and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum) (Musashi-Koganei Sta.) · 0.3 km, about 5 min on foot from here · Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 7 (Sat)
Make the Big Dipper and the Winter Night Sky! (Tamarokuto Science Center)Tamarokuto Science Center, Science Classroom (Hana-Koganei Sta.) · 1.4 km, about 22 min on foot from here · Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun)
Onpu Club Halloween Party (Singing, Violin and Piano)Musashino Place (Musashi-sakai Sta.) · 3.1 km, about 20 min by train from here · Oct 29 (Thu)
Tonogayato Garden Autumn Events 2026Tonogayato Garden (Kokubunji Sta.) · 3.5 km, about 20 min by train from here · Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Dec 5 (Sat)
Sacred Voices of South India: The World of Carnatic MusicMusashino Civic Cultural Hall, Small Hall (Mitaka Sta.) · 4.4 km, about 20 min by train from here · Oct 31 (Sat)

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FAQ

What is Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story?: An evening event that layers light and sound over autumn wildflowers and natural-material decorations, turning the park into a story told across seven areas. Along the way are colorful light photo spots inspired by local spring water and the area's old textile trade, a "secret base" with play equipment made of thinned timber and natural instruments, and seating made from upcycled materials where you can eat from food trucks. With lantern-making and other workshops on weekends, it seems a good fit for an early-evening walk with kids.
When is Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story?: Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun)
What are the opening hours of Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story?: 17:00–20:00; Oct 24 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Oct 25 (Sun): 17:00–20:30; Oct 31 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Nov 1 (Sun): 17:00–20:30; Nov 3 (Tue, holiday): 17:00–20:30; Nov 7 (Sat): 17:00–20:30; Nov 8 (Sun): 17:00–20:30 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story cost?: Free
Where is Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story and what is the nearest station?: It is held at Koganei Park (around Ikoi-no-Hiroba and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum). The nearest station is Musashi-Koganei Sta..

Checked against the official page on October 27, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.

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