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Kyoto autumn leaves

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For those of you missing the autumn season in Japan, there are some websites that allow you to experience kōyō (紅葉) online. One of them is hosted by JR Central:







Today, Mainichi featured the autumn foliage at the Tateyama mountain range in central Japan:




More to follow.
 
The famed fall colours at Eikandō Zenrin-ji temple (永観堂禅林寺) in Kyōto's Sakyo Ward were lit up on 2 November in a test run ahead of a seasonal nighttime viewing event beginning on 5 November.


Photo credit: Mainichi/Kazuki Yamazaki


 
Byōdō-in in Uji, Kyōto, will offer special nighttime viewing events for the general public. Discontinued in the fall of 2019, it is being held for the first time in three years on the occasion of the 970th anniversary of the temple's founding this year. Unlike previous years, this year's event will be limited to 1,000 people per day, with prior registration required via the website.




 
Inui-dori (乾通り), a tree-lined thoroughfare stretching about 600 metres north-south at the Imperial palace grounds, was opened to the public on 26 November.


Photo credit: Sayuri Ide via Asahi



 
Here's the 2023 update on Kyoto's autumn leaves. Presented by










 
Many people come to Maine to see the leaves change color and we call them "leaf peepers". I however am not a great fan , LOL. My lawn , car , and rain gutters get buried in about 3 inches of dead leaves which keep me busy cleaning them up for about a month.
 
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