10 Most Beautiful Red Leaf Viewing Spots In Japan In 2018

Mount Asahi, Hokkaido is the place where red leaves appear earliest in Japan in late September, while at Tofukuji Temple, Kyoto, visitors should come in late November.
10 most beautiful red leaf viewing spots in Japan in 2018
Mount Asahi, Hokkaido: Mount Asahi (also known as Asahi-dake) is the highest peak in Hokkaido, in the Ishikari range, located in Daisetsuzan National Park. This mountain is famous for being one of the first places where red leaves appear in Japan. The forests here usually change color from the end of August to the end of September. The best time is the second half of September

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Oirase Stream, Aomori: This is the stream that provides water for Lake Towada, one of the largest lakes in Japan in Aomori Prefecture. Oirase Stream flows through 14 kilometers of forests, waterfalls and many other beautiful landscapes in Towada-Hachimantai National Park. This place is also one of the most popular spots for hiking in autumn The best time is the second half of October.




Yamadera Temple, Yamagata: A beautiful temple and also the most unique position in Japan, Yamadera (or called Risshakuji) is located on Mount Houju in Yamagata Prefecture. The 1,051 steps leading up to the temple is surrounded by forests, so every fall, the leaves turn red and yellow very beautiful. The best time is early November.
Nikko, Tochigi: Nikko is one of the most famous historical destinations in Japan and welcomes tourists to visit all year round. However, autumn in Nikko is still the best time. The carpet of yellow and red leaves until October will begin to cover everywhere from Lake Chuzenji to Irohazaka slope . .



The best time is the second half of October.
Rikugien Garden, Tokyo: Rikugien is a famous garden in Tokyo and this place is more brilliant during the red leaf season. At night, the garden is still open and lights up, so visitors who cannot come during the day will have more time to enjoy the autumn atmosphere. The best time is late November and early December.
Lake Kawaguchi, Yamanashi: If you are looking for a beautiful place to take photos of the red leaves together with Mount Fuji, Lake Kawaguchi is the best choice. The Kawaguchiko Red Leaf Autumn Festival is held annually, taking place from the north shore of the lake, attracting a lot of visitors to admire the scenery, eat and watch the night lights. The best time is mid-November.
Kurobe Gorge, Toyama: Kurobe - where there is the most beautiful train line in Japan, belongs to the Japanese Alps in Toyama Prefecture.



The Kurobe Gorge Trolley Train runs from April to November every year, passing 20 km in 80 minutes is an experience that visitors cannot miss. The train passed countless bridges, winding tunnels in Kurobe Gorge. The best time is late October and early November.
Seryu-ji Tokugen-in Temple, Shiga: Seryu-ji Tokugen-in is the best preserved and preserved place in Japan. This pure temple is located in Shiga prefecture, next to Osaka city. The houses in the temple area have ancient architecture, there are always more rock-strewn gardens, full of trees and in autumn, they will turn red leaves. The best time is the end of November.
Tofukuji Temple, Kyoto: The ancient capital of Kyoto is known as the most beautiful red leaf viewing spot in Japan in autumn.



In which, Tofukuji Temple is one of the most attractive temples with more than 20,000 square meters of tree-lined gardens. Visitors here often choose the Tsutenkyo bridge to admire and take pictures. The best time is the end of November.
Kenrokuen Garden, Ishikawa: Kenrokuen is a hot tourist spot of Kanazawa city, in Ishikawa prefecture, and is also one of the prominent gardens of Japan. Each garden season has a unique look, but autumn here (usually falls in November) is still the time to bring the most attractive beauty. The best time is the end of November.
According to Khanh Tran / Vnexpress
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