1.7K views | Autumn in Japan is famous for its stunning fall foliage, a phenomenon known as koyo. Similar to the spring cherry blossoms, the "koyo front" sweeps across the country, starting in the colder northern regions around mid-September and reaching the warmer southern areas as late as December. This period is a popular time for travel due to the mild weather, vibrant scenery, and unique seasonal events. #fblifestyle | Learn Japanese Tutorial Center -LJTC | Facebook

Here are some of the best locations for viewing koyo (autumn leaves) in Japan. 🍃🍁🍂 | The Japan Times

🍂 Looking for somewhere local to see the autumn leaves this year? Our guide to lesser-known places to view autumn leaves so you can dodge the crowd. 🍁 https://guidable.co/seasons/autumn/what-is-kouyo-a-guide-to-seeing-autumn-leaves-in-japan/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=video With cooler weather brings a magical autumn display of colour! | Guidable

Does the sight of autumn leaves move you🍁? In Japan their vivid splendor has long held meaning beyond the change of the seasons, inspiring works of art 🖼️, poetry, kimono design 👘, and confectionary goodness. Watch our short video on Japan’s fall foliage culture to discover some of these delights, along with the deep truth that leaves reveal about time itself. #Koyo | Japan - The Government of Japan