• The most popular autumn leaf viewing spot in central Japan
• One of Japan's Top 100 Autumn Leaves Spots
• Enjoy the concerto of yellow apricot leaves, maple leaves, and pink cherry blossoms in one day
• This tour has simple correspondence in Chinese and English, so you can join with confidence even if you don't speak the language.

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- Attractions Introduction -

【Huxi Mountain Yongbao Temple】

This Zen temple, located on Mount Hukei, was founded by Muso Kokushi in 1313
during the Kamakura period. In late November, the temple grounds are bathed in
vibrant colors, captivating visitors. Mount Hukei is named for its resemblance
to Mount Lushan (a World Heritage Site) in China. The gardens, designated a
National Scenic Spot, feature beautifully colored leaves surrounding the pond
and a large ginkgo tree in front of the main hall, beautifully reflected
against the clear autumn sky.

【Four Seasons Cherry Blossoms】

The Shikizakura (Four-season cherry blossoms) are a rare species in Japan,
with white and light pink blossoms. There are approximately 10,000 Shikizakura
trees, and their peak bloom in autumn creates a spectacular spectacle.

【Xianglan Creek】

Korankei, located in Asuke Town, Aichi Prefecture, is part of Aichi Kogen
Quasi-National Park. The vibrant crimson maple leaves and the gurgling stream
create a dazzling contrast. The area is renowned for its crimson leaves and
dogtooth flowers, attracting numerous visitors from within and outside the
prefecture each year. The area has been recognized by the Japan Walking
Association as one of Japan's "Top 500 Most Beautiful Promenades." During the
autumn foliage season, the area is illuminated from 5:00 PM, allowing visitors
to experience the unique beauty of the leaves illuminated by spotlights.