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Just Another List: Autumn Foliage Viewing Spots, Hyogo

ByDana Warren

Every year, Japan’s abundant Momiji trees change from green to a glorious shade of red. This beautiful sight, naturally, demands admiration. So, here’s a list of some great spots in Hyogo for all your viewing needs. And it’s even in a convenient map format!

Note: Leaf viewing in Hyogo usually starts in mid October at higher elevations and continues through November depending on the place. The further South or lower in elevation the place is, the later the season starts and ends.

 

 

Tokouji temple Sasayama

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