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Watch the leaves change color at “Mt. Mitake” in Tokyo, Japan
Mt. Mitake Autumn Leaves Festival (Tenku Momiji Matsuri) — 天空もみじまつり
Watch the leaves change color in a romantic atmosphere. Following Khunying Kirati and Nopporn’s footsteps to the place of memory in the immortal poem “Behind the picture” at Mt. Mitake, which is west of Tokyo. You can take a day trip from Tokyo. In early-mid November There are many recommended autumn leaves viewing spots in this area, for example:
The crystal-clear Tama River is lined with bright red maple trees including the yellow-leaved ginkgo tree Looks as beautiful as a dream painting You can take a short walk along the river. And there is also a suspension bridge spanning the river that is a viewpoint around as well.
Then, it is advisable to go up to the top of Mount Mitake. There is a cable car service to the top of the mountain. which is the location of “Musashi Mitake Shrine” with a history of over 2,000 years. There is also a hiking trail to admire the beautiful nature. There are many waterfalls that are considered sacred sites for ascetic practice. and resting spots surrounded by beautiful views It is advisable to bring food or snacks to eat. And on the way back, there is still a shopping area selling both souvenirs and food. Let’s stop by for shopping as well.
About Information
Tenku Autumn Leaves Festival takes place on the 929-meter-high Mt. Mitake, where autumn arrives earlier than in central Tokyo. The lower temperatures also mean more vibrant autumn hues, which spring up around the streams and waterfalls and entertain hikers following the mountain’s weaving trails. In celebration of autumn, the Tenku—”heavenly skies”—festival features a number of events including a violin concert, geisha night, and ninja house. The mountain summit is easily accessible by cable car.
Getting there:
From Tokyo Station, take the JR Chuo Line to Ome Station. It takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Then take the Ome Line to Mitake Station. It takes about 20 minutes and then walks for about 5 minutes. Along the Tama River.
If you want to go up to the top of Mt. Mitake, from in front of Mitake Station, take a bus for about 10 minutes to the cable car station serving the top.
Related Rail Passes: JR Tokyo Wide Pass is used for traveling on JR company trains including the Shinkansen in Tokyo and other areas in the Kanto region as specified 3 days of continuous use.
Location information: https://goo.gl/maps/C4udTo7HJUYa2f5V7
