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A deep crimson carpet spreads across the forest park in autumn

📍Inariyama Park This park has long been known as a famous spot for maples, where you can fully enjoy the vast nature surrounded by trees. The maples growing around Inariyama Park are said to have been brought back from Takao, Kyoto, by the feudal lord of the time when he was on a daimyo's alternate attendance trip, and planted in the precincts. There are about 3,000 maples, including an old maple tree that is about 200 years old, and in autumn the entire park is colored with magnificent autumn leaves. During the autumn foliage season, these maples paint the entire forest area bright red, creating a fiery crimson beauty. The best time to see the autumn leaves is usually from mid-November to late November, and many people from inside and outside the prefecture visit to see the spectacular view. #Free hotel stay
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Posted: Feb 20, 2025
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