Japan Autumn Foliage 2026: Map, Forecast & Top Viewing Spots

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By Daisy

August 25, 2026

Japan Autumn Foliage

Japan’s autumn season is one of the most breathtaking times of the year, turning cities, mountains, and countryside landscapes into shades of fiery red, golden yellow, and warm amber.

The fall foliage season is expected to be just as spectacular, drawing travelers from around the world to witness this magical transformation. 

Whether you are exploring bustling cities or escaping to the quiet mountains, Japan’s autumn scenery offers an unforgettable experience.

Japan Maple Leaf Expected Forecast Date

Mount Fuji

The forecast shows the expected viewing dates for both autumn foliage and yellow leaves, helping you plan your trip at the perfect time. 

With these dates, you can easily see when each area reaches peak colour so you won't miss the most beautiful moment.

Location

Forecast for red leaves

Forecast for yellow leaves

Average date for red leaves

Sapporo

11/6

11/7

11/7

Aomori

11/10

11/5

11/13

Sendai

11/20

11/21

11/21

Tokyo

11/23

11/22

11/28

Kanazawa

11/25

11/4

11/24

Nagano

11/19

11/12

11/12

Nagoya

11/25

11/10

11/28

Kyoto

12/15

11/25

12/5

Osaka

12/7

11/25

12/1

Wakayama

12/15

11/20

12/6

Hiroshima

11/30

11/21

11/22

Kochi

12/13

11/25

12/2

Fukuoka

12/12

12/1

12/1

Kagoshima

12/16

12/2

12/15

💡 Pro Tip: Choose hotels in Japan close to top foliage spots like Mount Takao, Lake Kawaguchi, Kyoto temples, or Jozankei Onsen to save travel time.

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Region

Estimated Foliage Season 2026

Popular Spots

Hokkaido

Mid Sep to Oct

Sapporo, Daisetsuzan

Tohoku

Early Oct to early Nov

Aomori, Sendai

Kanto

Early Nov to early Dec

Tokyo, Nikko

Chubu

Late Oct to late Nov

Mt Fuji, Nagoya

Kansai

Mid Nov to early Dec

Kyoto, Osaka, Nara

Chugoku

Mid Nov to early Dec

Hiroshima, Miyajima

Shikoku

Mid Nov to early Dec

Takamatsu, Kochi

Kyushu

Late Nov to Dec

Fukuoka, Kumamoto

🚨Tip: The exact 2026 peak dates can shift depending on autumn temperatures. Warmer weather can delay foliage, while cooler temperatures can bring the colours earlier, so check the latest forecast closer to your trip.

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Top Viewing Places to See Autumn Foliage in Japan

1. Osaka Castle Park

Osaka Castle Park

If you’re looking for the best place to experience autumn in Osaka, Osaka Castle Park is unbeatable. Its ancient stone walls and iconic golden castle tower become wrapped in fiery maples and glowing ginkgo trees, creating a picture-perfect fall atmosphere. 

✨ Highlights

  • Admire vibrant autumn leaves with the majestic Osaka Castle as your backdrop
  • Don’t miss the 1-km ginkgo avenue on the east side a true autumn showstopper
  • See the impressive 300-year-old ginkgo tree inside the park

🚉 How to Get There

  • A short walk from JR Osakajokoen Station on the Osaka Loop Line
  • About a 10-minute walk from JR Tozai Line – Osaka-jo Kitazume Station
💡 Tip: The peak foliage period is mid-November so visit on weekends to enjoy the markets and seasonal activities!
Osaka Castle Park Review
4.8/5
4522 reviews
5/5
Having traveled extensively and stayed in hundreds of hotels, I rarely encounter a place that strikes such a perfect balance between cultural heritage and modern comfort. The traditional mortise and tenon structure in the lobby is constructed without a single nail, and the smart projection system in the rooms allows for easy switching between viewing modes. Culture isn't just decoration on the wall, and convenience isn't a mere gimmick; every detail reflects meticulous attention to detail. From the local intangible cultural heritage artifacts displayed in the corridors to the bedside tables with wireless charging, every detail has been meticulously crafted. Even the sticky notes in the room are printed with traditional local patterns, yet made from the most environmentally friendly modern recycled paper. The dedication to craftsmanship is palpable. The lighting throughout the room features a blue light filtering design, so even long hours of desk work won't cause eye strain. The bedding undergoes three pre-wash treatments; lying on it feels like lying on a sun-drenched cloud. Even more heartwarming is the pervasive warmth. If you casually mention wanting to try some local delicacies, the staff will go out of their way after get off work to buy you some signature snacks from a time-honored brand. With its craftsmanship and dedication to quality, and its warm hospitality, it has long been a shining symbol of this city and a dazzling gem that surprises travelers on their journeys.
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5/5
The moment I stepped into the hotel, I understood what it meant to perfectly blend cultural heritage with modern comfort. In the lobby, the hand-carved wooden beams, bearing the marks of time, are a testament to the craftsmanship of the old. Turning around, I could touch the smooth panel of the intelligent temperature control system. There was no jarring clash between old and new elements; it was like an open book of urban culture, yet filled with reassuring modern details. From the intangible cultural heritage handicrafts displayed in the public areas to the voice-controlled lighting and curtains in the rooms, every transition was seamless. Even the charging sockets in the corners were hidden in antique wooden compartments, without disrupting the overall elegant atmosphere. It's clear that countless hours of meticulous attention to detail were put into the hotel. The thread count of the bedding was repeatedly adjusted, offering the breathability of coarse cloth with the soft support of high-thread-count cotton. The shower's water pressure was precisely tailored to ergonomics, and even the water temperature fluctuations were controlled to an almost imperceptible level. What's even more touching is the warmth hidden in the details. The front desk can accurately recall your casually mentioned food preferences from the previous day, and when you return late, the staff will offer you a perfectly warm local specialty drink, like welcoming a long-lost friend. Crafted with meticulous care and designed with warmth, it has long surpassed the definition of an ordinary hotel, becoming a shining symbol of the city and an irreplaceable gem on your journey.
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5/5
The moment I pushed open the door, weary from my journey, I suddenly understood what it meant to elevate an ordinary "dwelling" into a poetic "environment." The atmosphere was instantly soothing; rattan lampshades cast dappled shadows on the ceiling, and freshly baked handmade cookies sat on a small table by the window. There was no artifice; every detail exuded a relaxed, homey feel. This vibrant, lived-in aesthetic instantly melted away my travel fatigue. Only after settling in did I begin to appreciate the quality hidden in the details. All the bedding was made of natural linen, exceptionally breathable, preventing stuffiness even on hot summer nights. Even the slippers were breathable, ensuring comfortable feet even after extended wear. Even more touching were the thoughtful touches that catered to my needs. Noticing my portable speaker, a compatible charging dock was discreetly placed on the side table, along with a handwritten playlist of local, niche songs. In the time that followed, subtle acts of kindness gradually seeped in: quietly turning down the volume in public areas when you were listening to music, neatly adjusting your backpack straps when you left—no unnecessary small talk, yet always thoughtful and considerate. From the initial spark to the lasting affection, it redefined the beauty of travel with its progressively deepening appeal, making every stop a warm and poetic experience.
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5/5
Walking slowly along the mangrove boardwalk by the sea, the wooden boardwalk beneath my feet was bathed in the golden light of the setting sun. The sea breeze carried the salty scent of the ocean, gradually dispelling the gloom accumulated from daily life's trivialities. The closer I walked to the shore, the more the entire mudflat was immersed in the warm yellow twilight. The mangrove roots were firmly planted in the shallow water, a few small crabs scurried across the mudflats, and in the distance, flocks of birds flew across the sea, creating a scene both tranquil and vibrant. Along the way, people gathered seafood, carrying buckets full of crabs, smiling as they showed you the small crabs they had just caught. The lively little creatures crawling in the buckets made my heart leap with joy. Standing at the end of the boardwalk, looking out at the sea, the setting sun dyed the water a deep red. Suddenly, I felt that all difficulties would slowly recede like the tide. On the way back, I collected a few patterned seashells on the beach and placed them on the windowsill; every time the sea breeze blew, I could hear their gentle rustling. Winter here always carries a serene gentleness. The snow falls softly, even the wind slows its pace, afraid to disturb the tranquility. Walking in the snow, the soft crunch underfoot sounds like the earth whispering. This undisturbed bliss is so moving; it's as if the whole world has quieted down, and even thoughts become clear. The red walls along the roadside appear even more solemn against the snow, even their shadows seem poetic. Suddenly, I feel healed by this tranquility; even my worries are buried by the snow. I'll secretly keep this peace in my memory. ❄️
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5/5
On a clear evening, you walk slowly along the breakwater by the river. The pebbles under your feet are slightly warmed by the sun, and the salty scent of the river carries in the breeze, gradually blowing away the weariness accumulated from daily life. The further you walk, the wider the river becomes, its rolling waters flowing towards the horizon. A bridge spans the river in the distance, and fishing boats returning home dot the water with their lights. Even the sunset is tinged with deep red. Fishermen along the way sit on the bank mending their nets, and when they see you pass by, they offer you a small bag of freshly boiled peanuts. The salty and fragrant taste grows more delicious with each chew, and all your worries from the journey are tossed into the riverside grass along with the peanut shells. Standing at the highest point of the breakwater, you look into the distance as the setting sun slowly sinks into the river. Suddenly, you feel that life's troubles are like this flowing river, always slowly flowing away. On your way back, you pick up a few smooth pebbles from the riverbank and place them in the corner of your desk. Every time you see them, you are reminded of the vastness of the river breeze. The night here always carries a touch of mysterious gentleness. The halo of streetlights casts soft outlines on the walls, making even the shadows appear three-dimensional. There are no noisy neon lights, only the occasional chirping of insects and the distant sound of traffic. The quiet makes you want to take a deep breath. This understated romance is so touching; even the air seems to carry a slightly sweet, intoxicating scent. Walking in such a night, even worries are blown away by the wind. Suddenly, I realize that life can be very simple. As long as you're willing to stop and feel, you can discover the beauty hidden in the details. I secretly jotted this surprise down in my little notebook. 🌙
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5/5
As someone familiar with Japan's Sengoku period history, I found this attraction absolutely amazing. Although it's not the original Osaka Castle, it's still incredibly impressive.
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2. Lake Kawaguchi

Lake Kawaguchi

If there’s one place that truly captures the magic of autumn in Japan, it’s Lake Kawaguchi, which is the ultimate spot to admire Mount Fuji framed by fiery red and golden leaves. The mirror-like lake reflects Fuji’s snow-capped peak, creating a breathtaking, postcard-perfect autumn scene.

✨ Highlights

  • Stunning blend of Mount Fuji, lake views, and vibrant autumn foliage
  • Scenic walking trails perfect for slow strolls and photography
  • Easy to pair with a day trip, overnight stay, or self-drive exploration

🚉 How to Get There

Take the JR Chuo Line Limited Express to Otsuki, then transfer to the Fujikyu Line and ride until Kawaguchiko Station.

Lake Kawaguchi Review
4.7/5
187 reviews
5/5
Unfortunately, Fuji disappeared after 20 minutes on Kawaguchiko, even though the forecast called for sunny and cloudless days. But! It was beautiful! Be sure to check the weather 10 times 🫡 We rode catamarans on the water, bought souvenirs, and went up to the mountain for ice cream. Overall, it was fun, if you forget about the four-hour drive.
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4/5
There were so many people! The queue for the cable car took forever.
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5/5
It was a very beautiful place!!
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5/5
The experience of admiring Mount Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi is unforgettable. The lake's mirror-like surface reflects the majestic mountain, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Every morning, sunlight filters through the clouds, illuminating the snow-capped peak with a shimmering golden light, evoking the wonder and majesty of nature. The lakeside trails are perfect for strolling, surrounded by lush greenery and flowers. There are also numerous cafes and souvenir shops, offering visitors the opportunity to sample local delicacies and purchase unique souvenirs. In short, admiring Mount Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi offers not only breathtaking views but also a unique immersion in Japanese culture, making it a truly unique experience.
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5/5
If the weather is good, you can be sure of the best view of Mt. Fuji. There are souvenirs and accessories that are only sold here, and the ice cream is delicious. The road to the parking lot is often blocked, but even then, you can see the view of Mt. Fuji, so it is not boring. There is a live view of Lake Kawaguchi on YouTube, so check it out.
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4/5
It's a beautiful lake. You can get to Kawaguchiko Station from Shinjuku without changing trains on the Fuji Express. There are ropeways and art museums in the area, and you can see Mt. Fuji. I think it's a great place for sightseeing. There's also a lot of delicious food.
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3. Jozankei Onsen

Jozankei Onsen

For a more relaxing and nature-filled autumn escape, Jozankei Onsen in Hokkaido is pure perfection. The valley bursts into brilliant shades of red and gold, creating a dreamy mix of hot springs, rivers, and forests. Soaking in an outdoor onsen while surrounded by crisp air and autumn colors is an unforgettable experience.

✨ Highlights

  • Stunning mountain-valley autumn views along the Toyohira River
  • Enjoy open-air hot springs (rotenburo) wrapped in fall foliage
  • Popular spots like Futami Park and Jozankei Futami Suspension Bridge offer incredible photo opportunities

🚉 How to Get There

  • From Sapporo, take a Jotetsu Bus services (route 7 or 8) from Sapporo Station Bus Terminal directly to Jozankei Onsen (about 50 to 75 minutes)
💡 Tip: Mid-October is the best time to catch the leaves at their brightest as it is perfect for a cozy, scenic onsen getaway.
Jozankei Onsen Review
4.5/5
93 reviews
5/5
Really nice place with a good Indian Restaurant downstares
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5/5
Easy to use and great experience! Onsen in a Snowwy weather is a must during winter time!
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5/5
📍 Location Located within Shikotsu-Toya National Park near Sapporo in northern Japan. 💧 Spring Characteristics • It is a natural hot spring (onsen) where water gushes from underground through cracks in the rocks of a natural stream. The temperature ranges between 60–80°C. • The clear mineral water has a mild salty taste (sodium chloride), which helps warm and relax the skin when soaked. 🌲 Atmosphere and Attractions • Surrounded by nature, with autumn foliage in spring and snow in winter, making it a beautiful and popular hot spring bathing spot. • There are many resorts and ryokans (Japanese-style inns) to choose from, and it's also close to Sapporo, making it suitable for day trips or overnight stays. 🛁 Suitable for: • Tourists who want to experience authentic Japanese onsen culture. • People who want to relax their muscles and bodies after travel or outdoor activities. • Those who appreciate beautiful nature year-round.
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5/5
On a lightly snowy day, I took a bus alone to Jozankei Onsen. ♨️ Walking along the hot spring streets, I chose a hotel's open-air bath. It was so relaxing! The warmth of the hot springs seemed to wash away all my unhappiness. This truly is a magical place, with beautiful snowy scenery, stunning maple leaves, and soothing hot springs. I highly recommend a visit!
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4/5
Although it's only a short walk from Sapporo, Jozankei Onsen is like a whole other world. Relaxing in the open-air bath along the valley while watching the autumn leaves is truly blissful. Walking along the illuminated riverside at night was also very tasteful. I was able to forget the hustle and bustle of the city and truly relax.
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5/5
Let’s talk about transportation first: ❗️Be careful on the way out🙅 We took 7 hours to go. I saw an information desk at Sapporo JR Station. The staff there gave a timetable Go to Sapporo Station Exit 26 and take Then avoid lightning! This train will stop at 43 stations! Took an hour and a half to drive! The car is small and stuffy. Return trip❗️Recommended👍 We took the bus to Makomanai Station and then changed to the Namboku Line to go back. I recommend this train because there are many trains from Jozankei to Makomanai. During the day, there is a bus every half an hour At night, there is a train every hour More than 7h trains So everyone can choose this route back and forth! 2️⃣Hot spring selection The famous hot springs in Hokkaido are Jozankei and Hoheikyo. Hoheikyo only has one-day hot springs There are hotels in Dingshanxi where you can stay and public and private hot springs. However, you can also choose to visit the hot springs in Jozankei for a day. 1200 per person + 300 for towels We went to the Manseikaku Hotel for a hot spring bath Not many people, mostly Japanese There is a guy at the front desk who can speak Chinese and can receive you. And I feel that the Jozankei side is better Whether it is service or hot spring experience
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4. Mount Takao

Mount Takao

If you're searching for one of Tokyo’s most iconic autumn spots, Mount Takao is a must-visit. The entire mountain transforms into a canvas of deep reds, warm oranges, and golden yellows. Whether you hike or take the cable car, every viewpoint offers spectacular fall scenery plus delicious street snacks like tenguyaki and dango along the way.

✨ Highlights

  • Enjoy sweeping views of Tokyo’s autumn foliage from multiple trails
  • The Momiji-dai (Maple Leaf Plateau) is especially stunning in peak season
  • Fun stop for local treats, temples, and scenic rest areas

🚉 How to Get There

  • Take the Keio Line from Shinjuku to Takaosanguchi Station
  • Take JR Chuo Line to Takao Station, then transfer to the Keio Line
💡 Tip: Mid November to early December is peak foliage so arrive early to avoid crowds!
Mount Takao Review
4.4/5
52 reviews
5/5
best place to visit in autumn.
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4/5
Located just an hour from Tokyo, Mount Takao is a hidden gem that you can reach directly via train from Shinjuku. For our visit, we opted to take the cable car up to the summit, which is quite crowded, and then used the chairlift for the descent, allowing us to fully enjoy the picturesque scenery.Additionally, Mount Takao features a unique dining experience at the Beer Mount—a buffet restaurant that offers an all-you-can-drink beer service along with a variety of foods.We had lunch there, and the terrace is open to the public, providing a panoramic 360-degree view of the surrounding area.
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4/5
Climbing Mount Takao ⛰️ 15km total on foot. Beautiful autumn leaves and good exercise 🍁 My body is tired from lack of exercise
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5/5
The contrast between the autumn leaves and the blue sky was very beautiful. The recommended route to experience nature is Route 6.
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5/5
Mount Takao is located in Hachioji City, west of Tokyo, Japan, in the southeast corner of the Kanto Mountains, with an elevation of 599 meters. As the mountain is close to the center of Tokyo, millions of tourists visit it every year, and it is known as the "most visited mountain in the world."
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4/5
Thanks to the Keio Line, you can get there quickly by taking the express train from Shinjuku. It is said to be the most popular mountain climber in the world. There are cable cars and lifts, so some people climb even in heels. I was surprised at how tired I was when I climbed normally.
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Japanese Maple Leaf Forecast Websites

Hibiya Park

While we wait for the official 2026 maple leaf forecast, these are the sites everyone quietly depends on. If you want to catch the leaves at their brightest without guessing, these tools are your best friends.

🍁 Japan Meteorological Association
Real time updates, very detailed, and perfect for anyone who wants daily accuracy.

🍁 Weathernews
Beautiful visuals, super accurate predictions, and fun colour indicators that show exactly how the leaves look.

🍁 Japan Meteorological Corporation
Clean layout, easy charts and beginner friendly even if you cannot read Japanese.

Japan Meteorological Association (TENKI jp)

Autumn leaves are beautiful but weather can make or break your trip. TENKI jp helps you plan with confidence because it combines leaf conditions and weather forecasts in one place. TENKI will announced on September 2026 as 2025 seasons have finshed.

Why people love it:

  • Daily updates across all of Japan
  • Shows which areas are changing colours in real time
  • Includes detailed weather for each location so you can avoid rainy days
  • Great for people planning road trips or last minute changes

Weathernews

This site is surprisingly charming. It uses colour intensity to show leaf conditions and honestly feels like a secret weapon for many travellers. We will update latest information as soon as possible.

Color meanings you should know:

  • Orange means the mountain is fully red and it is the perfect timing
    Brown means the leaves are falling, so the season is ending

Why it is popular:

  • Very accurate every year
  • Clear photo examples so you know what to expect
  • Many autumn lovers treat it like a must check tool before heading out

Japan Meteorological Corporation

Simple and straight to the point. This site is perfect if you want quick answers without too much scrolling. Any latest information will be delivered as soon as it is released.

What makes it great:

  • Shows the best viewing period for both red and yellow leaves
  • Clean and easy charts
  • Designed in a way that is easy to understand even without Japanese

Useful Tips for Using These Forecast Sites💫

  • Check the forecast two to three days before your trip to confirm peak timing
  • If you can, plan weekday visits to avoid big crowds
  • Weather matters so look at both the leaf forecast and the rain prediction
  • For mountains, colours usually appear earlier at higher altitudes
  • Save the website links on your phone for quick checking while traveling

💡 Pro Tip: Book flights to Japan as soon as you confirm your Japan itinerary as prices rise quickly during the autumn peak season.

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Top Stays for Experiencing Autumn in Japan

Kinkaku-ji

Hotel Name

Price Range per Night (SGD)

Description

Fuji View Hotel (Lake Kawaguchi, Yamanashi)

S$250 to S$400

Classic lakeside hotel with stunning views of Mount Fuji and easy access to walking trails along the colorful autumn foliage.

Takao Kanko Hotel (Mount Takao, Tokyo Prefecture)

S$150 to S$250

Convenient base for hiking Mount Takao, cozy rooms, and quick access to trails lined with red maples and golden ginkgo.

Jozankei Daiichi Hotel Suizantei (Jozankei Onsen, Hokkaido)

S$220 to S$380

Traditional onsen ryokan with outdoor hot springs surrounded by fiery autumn leaves in the mountain valley.

Hotel Monterey Grasmere Osaka (Osaka Castle Park, Osaka)

S$180 to S$300

Stylish hotel near Osaka Castle Park, walking distance to ginkgo avenues and autumn markets for a full seasonal experience.

💡 Pro Tip: Book your hotels in Japan and flights to Japan early, especially during weekends or festivals. Prices rise fast, and early bookings on Trip.com often come with extra discounts.

Travel Tips for Autumn Japan Trips

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  • Check the foliage forecast: Foliage itming varies by region, so check the latest forecast before your trip.
  • Visit early: Mornings offer the best lighting for photos and popular spots are often busy during peak hours.
  • Book early: Book flights and accommodations early, especially in Kyoto and Fuji areas.
  • Pack layers: Bring a light jacket as temperatures can be cool in mountain regions.
  • Wear comfortable shoes: You may spend plenty of time walking through temples, parks and gardens.
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Japan’s autumn foliage promises to be a season full of colour, culture, and unforgettable scenery. Whether you're admiring maple tunnels, relaxing in hot springs, or visiting historical temples, the beauty of Japan in fall is something that stays with you long after your trip ends.

Enjoy every moment of the season and happy leaf hunting! 🍁✨

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