October to December is another autumn and winter maple viewing season in Japan.

It’s the autumn and winter maple viewing season in Japan again. Whether it’s Tokyo, Osaka, or Hokkaido, there are very charming maple leaf landscapes. 🍂Not only that, the flowering period of maple leaves is longer than that of cherry blossoms! Also included are some great check-in spots for taking photos at Mount Fuji and a comprehensive list of hot springs for fall and winter trips. Please keep these for those traveling in October and November! 🍂Tokyo: Imagine that you are walking on the streets of Tokyo, with the golden ginkgo leaves sparkling in the sun. Every step you take is on the soft fallen leaves, as if the whole world has quieted down, leaving only you and the autumn colors. 🍁 🍂Hokkaido: If you go to the Daisetsuzan in Hokkaido, the maple leaves there are as hot as flames. The autumn red leaf landscape of Sounkyo is known as the "No. 1 in Hokkaido". When you stand in the mountains, it seems as if you are in the beautiful scenery of "Ten Miles of Red Makeup", and your soul is shocked like never before. 🏔️🍁 🍂Kyoto: Don’t forget Arashiyama in Kyoto, where the red leaves and ancient bridges complement each other, and the scenery on the Togetsukyo Bridge is refreshing. You can take a boat ride on the river covered with red leaves and feel the tranquility and beauty. 🌉🍂 In the Kansai region, the red leaves complement the traditional temple architecture, tranquil gardens and ancient streets, making it a great choice for viewing the autumn leaves. Whether it is Kiyomizu Temple and Ryoan Temple in Kyoto, or the deer and red leaves in Nara Park, they are all fascinating. 🏯🦌 Of course, Japan in autumn and winter has more than just red leaves, it also has heart-warming hot springs. Soaking in a hot spring at the foot of Mount Fuji, relaxing your body and mind, and appreciating the beautiful red leaves around you is simply a great enjoyment in life! 🛁🌄 If you don’t want to make a guide, you might as well click on the product card below to see more exciting content for autumn and winter 🏔️