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The changing seasons paint the scenery with breathtaking colors.
Here are some of Japan’s best autumn foliage spots, as well as recommended hotels for your stay.
Famous for being the earliest place in Japan for autumn foliage. The views from the Daisetsuzan Asahidake Ropeway are stunning.
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About one hour drive from central Sapporo. The red Futami Tsuribashi suspension bridge over the Toyohira River is a popular spot for admiring the autumn foliage.
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Take in a panorama of autumn foliage from the Hakkoda Ropeway, along with views of the Tsugaru Plain and Mutsu Bay.
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During the fall foliage season, a mystical scene unfolds as the beech trees turn yellow and envelop the entire forest in a fantastic golden hue.
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The Oirase Gorge and its clear waters create a breathtaking sight during the autumn foliage season when the trees turn red and yellow.
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The scenery is stunning year-round, but the gorge and its steep rocky walls painted red and yellow attract a large number of visitors in the fall.
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Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature by strolling through the autumn leaves of Matsukawa Gorge or driving along the foliage-lined Hachimantai Aspite Line.
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The walking trails along the gorge lead you through a spectacular natural setting where yellow and red trees intertwine.
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The vast kochia-covered hills are dyed a brilliant red and turn golden as the autumn deepens.
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In the fall, fiery autumn leaves blanket the entire landscape, and you can enjoy a cruise through the air while wrapped in a sweeping 360-degree panorama.
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A stunning red carpet unfolds on the bridge, one of Shiobara’s most renowned autumn foliage spots. The autumn foliage from the suspension bridge captivates visitors.
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Lake Chuzenji, with its surrounding mountains colored brilliantly with autumn leaves, can also be enjoyed on a relaxing cruise on the lake.
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Take in an expansive 360-degree panorama of the magnificent autumn foliage on the Nasu Ropeway as the leaves change color from the mountaintop.
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The view of the autumn leaves in the Yoshigadaira Wetlands below Shibu Toge Pass is spectacular. There are many other renowned spots in the area for viewing autumn leaves, including Mononugu Pond.
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The trees from the cliffs to the Iwadatami area are brilliantly colored. One of Nagatoro’s charms is the beauty of autumn foliage reflected on the water’s surface as seen from a boat.
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The vast park behind Naritasan Shinsho-ji Temple’s Daihondo Hall is a wonderful place for a stroll, with tunnels of autumn leaves and a pond reflecting the foliage.
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The valley has many spectacular viewpoints, such as the Yoro Falls, and the crimson-colored valley is a wonderful sight.
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This Edo period garden, owned by the Tokugawa Shogunate, is a superb representation of a daimyo garden, with beautiful colors during the fall foliage season.
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There are many autumn foliage spots, such as the Ueno Toshogu Shrine and the area around Shinobazu Pond, where you can enjoy nature’s beauty while being in the heart of the city.
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The expansive park is dotted with beautiful yellow and red leaves, including rows of ginkgo trees that create a spectacular golden tunnel.
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Mt. Mitake is known as one of Tokyo’s best autumn foliage spots. The trail along the stream, lined with massive rocks, is ideal for a stroll through the autumn foliage.
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During the autumn foliage season, Oyama-dera Temple and the lower shrine of Oyama Afuri Shrine are lit up, offering beautiful autumn foliage and night views.
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The breathtaking views of Mt. Myoko and its vibrantly colorful autumn leaves. We recommend the Myoko Kogen Sky Cable for vast panoramic views.
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This strolling garden is one of Japan’s three great gardens. The entire garden is adorned with magnificent red and yellow autumn leaves.
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The main temple of the Soto sect of Zen Buddhism, located in a deep mountain valley. During the autumn foliage season, a majestic landscape of serenity and color unfolds.
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At Lake Kawaguchiko, one of the Fuji Five Lakes, you can enjoy the magical autumn foliage of Japanese maples and ginkgos together with the snow-capped Mt. Fuji.
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Yokoya Gorge, which stretches along the upper reaches of the Shibu River, is one of the Shinshu region’s best spots for autumn foliage. The Yokoya Kannon observatory offers a magnificent view.
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About 380 deciduous trees become brilliantly colored, creating a magical atmosphere with illuminations during the Momiji Festival.
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The lake is known as the “Eye of Izu” and has been selected as one of Japan’s top 100 scenic spots. The upside-down autumn leaves reflected on the lake’s surface mesmerize visitors.
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A Japanese-style garden with a circular path around a pond on the grounds of a former Owari Tokugawa family residence. Around 300 Japanese maples and winged spindle trees brilliantly color the garden in the fall.
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A daimyo garden located north of Hikone Castle. The reflection of the red and yellow trees on the water’s surface is a stunning sight that draws you in.
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Arashiyama, a brocade of red and yellow, and the Togetsukyo Bridge over the Katsura River create a magnificent view of the autumn foliage. The Sagano Romantic Train is also popular for the views of autumn foliage from its windows.
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The 300-year-old golden ginkgo tree in front of the castle tower and the autumn foliage along the castle walls are sights to behold.
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The spacious grounds, which include approximately 2,500 maple trees and a stream, are known as “Kinshudani,” and are one of Hyogo Prefecture’s best autumn foliage spots.
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The sight of deer strolling peacefully through the autumn-hued park, illuminated by the morning sun rising from Mt. Wakakusa, is truly magical.
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The valley with beautiful vermilion-colored autumn leaves is located upstream of the Aizu River. One of the highlights is the “Sanzon Magaibutsu” stone Buddha, carved into a huge rock face.
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A historic garden constructed in 1620. In addition to Japanese maple and wax trees, the park is decorated with a large ginkgo tree that are over 200 years old.
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A shrine located at the summit of Mt. Inazumi (404 meters above sea level). In the fall, you can enjoy the autumn foliage together with a spectacular view of downtown Kanonji City and the Seto Inland Sea.
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When the Japanese maples and Formosan gum trees change color, the entire area becomes yellow with the colorful fallen leaves, creating a magical scene.
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As its name suggests, the shrine is famous for its autumn foliage. The shrine also has maple leaf ema (votive tablets), which are the same size as the leaves of the maple tree planted next to the komainu (guardian dogs).
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The ruins of a teahouse that was used as a rest stop during the Edo period. You can enjoy a spectacular view of maple trees reflected on the water at the Hayataka Tenmangu Shrine in the back.
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Onami Lake, with its well-kept boardwalk, is a recommended autumn foliage spot for experiencing the vast nature of the Kirishima mountain range.
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