Autumn colors have arrived at Japanese maple and other trees at Tokoji temple in Tanba-Sasayama, Hyogo Prefecture, creating a scenic view of red and yellow hues reflected on a pond's surface. Built in 1374, the temple is renowned as one of the prefecture's top spots for fall foliage. The leaves are expected to peak through the end of November.
Tokoji temple, constructed in 1374, stands as a historic site and one of Hyogo Prefecture's premier locations for autumn foliage. Japanese maples and surrounding trees now display vibrant red and yellow leaves, their colors beautifully mirrored on the temple's pond, offering visitors a picturesque scene.
The foliage is anticipated to remain at its peak until the end of November, drawing crowds to witness this seasonal display. Meanwhile, at Joshoji temple in the nearby Tanba area, an over 20-meter-tall ginkgo tree has turned a striking yellow, contrasting sharply with the red maple leaves nearby.
These sites provide serene backdrops for appreciating Japan's autumnal charm, attracting both locals and tourists during the peak viewing period.