Japan in the Fall: Captured in 10 Images
![](https://thejapanmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/0028_thumb-2.jpg)
The fall is considered one of the best times to visit Japan, with comfortable weather and temperatures and amazing foliage. Typhoon season is mostly over by the time the leaves change, making autumn a great time for outdoor activities such as hiking and celebrating the harvest season. Scroll for some images that capture the beauty and transitional season of autumn (known as koyo) in Japan.
Here is an image that maps out the best spots in Japan to take in the fall foliage, as well as the months that are best to visit them.
![](https://thejapanmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/0028_01-1024x576.jpg)
Check out the vibrant color Kyoto’s leaves!
This is the Sagano Scenic Railway – these train rides being the perfect way to sit back and see the fall foliage of multiple locations!
This is a photo of Kamikochi, which is considered to be one of the most impressive national parks in Japan.
This breathtaking photo is from Hokkaido, fall colors on full display!
This is a photo of Niko, which is known for mountaintop shrines, canyons, and waterfalls!
Kanazawa, as pictured above, is a Edo period castle that is made even more magical by autumn hues.
Peaking in November and full of sacred deer, Nara is a gorgeous place to enjoy nature.
Rikugien Garden in the heart of Tokyo has an Edo period charm, and is a great place to get a peak of nature as well as a break from the city.