Ten Gorgeous Pictures of Japanese Autumn Foliage in Japan
Published: Jul 08 2014
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While the Japanese tradition of hanami, or cherry blossom viewing, is more famous, there is also a time-honored version for the fall. The autumn foliage is anticipated every year, and the leaves turn color in what is called the "foliage front" from Hokkaido to Kyoto in the months between September and December.
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Mt. Fuji, Yamanashi
Yamanakako Lake, Yamanashi
Kiyomizudera's Foliage, Kyoto
Oyasu Canyon, Akita
Daigoji-temple, Kyoto
Komyoji-temple, Kyoto
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