Japan in the fall; A land whose every leaves are a painting

As the fall season approaches, Japanese landscapes from cities and parks to villages and gardens become a range of red, yellow and orange. Japan has a lot of fans in the fall due to the cooler after summer and the unique beauty of the landscape. Also watching Japan’s sights such as Lake Kavaguchi, Arashiama area, Shirakawago village, etc. in the fall, has its attractions, which makes it attractive to nature enthusiasts. If you are also planning to travel to Japan in the fall, join this article.

The best time to visit the Kamikochi Valley in Nagano is mid -November. The area, far from the bustle of the city, welcomes tourists in the fall with a colorful nature. The Camicucci Valley is located in the middle of the mountain. Tourists can walk along the river to enjoy the nature of the valley.

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The best time to visit the village of Shirakawa-Go is October in the fall. Located in GIFU province, the area is known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses traditional homes with a straw ceiling. For tourists who are interested in watching the traditional culture and nature of Japan, Shirakawago can be an ideal choice. Near the village are traditional resorts where tourists will be introduced to Japanese culture.

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The best time to visit Lake Kawaguchi (Kawaguchi) is in addition to spring, from early to mid -November in the fall. Located in Yamanashi province, the lake is one of the most unique places to watch the Fuji Mountain. Visiting Lake Kavaguchi in the fall provides an opportunity to see orange and red trees and the first autumn snow on the Fuji Mountain Peak. Despite luxury hotels around the lake and the surrounding neighborhoods, it is valuable to spend a few days in the area.

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If your trip to Japan is on your travel list in the fall, go to Lake Shikotsu in early October. This lake is located on the island of Hokkaido. Around the lake there are trees in the fall with orange and yellow colors. Tourists around the lake can walk on a hiking path and enjoy nature. There are many hotels around the lake at a cost -effective price for tourists.

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Shiretoko National Park, located on the island of Hokkaido, is part of Japan’s World Heritage Site. Early October to early November is the best time to visit the park and watch its nature. There are vast forests and rocky beaches in the park where Japanese and maple beech trees appear. These trees wear yellow, orange and red in the fall and give the area a great look. Other attractions of the park include lakes and hiking routes.

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Nakajima Park is located on the island of Hokkaido and is the best time to photograph in early November. At this time, the yellow and red leaves of the trees give the park a special look. In the center of the park they have made a large lake, and tourists can watch the dreamy view of colorful trees in the water. Nakajima Park is a good place to escape the bustle of the city and experience a quiet morning or afternoon picnic hiking experience.

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Kenrokuen Garden in the province of Ishikawa, mid -November to early December, has an attractive autumn nature. This garden is known as one of the “three great Japanese gardens”. In this garden, maple trees with red leaves alongside quiet ponds and traditional tea houses create a beautiful image. There is a long hill in the garden that if tourists climb, they can see a unparalleled view of the pond inside the garden and the surrounding space.

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The Arashiyama area in Kyoto is very spectacular in late November to mid -December. The area has gained popularity due to the bamboo forest and the historic wooden bridge. There is also a river in this area; Walking along the river and watching the colorful trees and mountains is one of the most enjoyable recreations that tourists can do in the area. Thanks to the Arashiama area, traveling to Japan in the fall will be a unique experience for tourists.

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To be able to see autumn images in Kyoto province, get to the most beautiful temples in Japan in late November to mid-December. In the fall of the temple of Kojaii, along with the colorful autumn trees, ponds and stone hiking paths will find eye -catching appearance. The location of the temple of the Kodaii temple on the hillside has doubled the beauty of this temple. In this temple, tourists, in addition to watching the autumn nature, can enjoy the traditional architecture of the building and tea houses and become familiar with Japanese culture and art.

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Those who choose to travel to Japan in the fall should not overlook the Kiyomizu-Dera Temple. This temple is one of Japan’s most famous temples in Kyoto province. Visiting the temple in the fall, especially in late November to mid -December, is of great charm. The most attractive part of the temple is its wooden platform that is 2 meters high; Tourists will be able to watch a wide view of the temple space, the mass of maple trees with autumn leaves and the Kyoto Tower.

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There are many traditional festivals and events throughout Japan; Kyoto residents, for example, celebrate Jidai Matsuri in late October, doing things like wearing samurai clothing and traditional music performances on the street. Other Japanese autumn festivals include the Takayama Autumn Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival. Many of Japanese temples and gardens are also beautifully illuminated in the fall and create dream landscapes. These temples and gardens include the “Toji Temple” and the Rikugien Garden.

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Which of Japan’s autumn attractions is more appealing to you? We are happy to share your comments with us and the companions of Kajaru.

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