Beautiful spots and hidden gems

Now start fantasizing about the autumn in Japan, an era of crisp air, with golden leaves on the streets and cozy hojicha drinks starting to appear in the cafe. While Kyoto may be the most famous Akiba destination in the Kansai region, Osaka offers its own unique and stunning attractions. From the picturesque Minoh waterfall to the Midosuji Street next to the iconic ginkgo, this is the most beautiful autumn spot in Osaka.

Osaka Castle Park

Osaka Castle Park is a beautiful attraction to visit year-round, but in autumn its ginkgo trees turn into a bright golden color. You will also find a variety of fire maple species around the historic castle grounds, as well as seasonal flowers such as the orange and white flowers of the fragrant olive trees.

Midosuji Street

Midosuji Street is a boulevard that spans the heart of Osaka, providing a distinct urban view over the autumn leaves. The 4km avenue is about the changes of about 970 ginkgo trees on both sides of the street, forming a yellow corridor that extends from the Kita (Umeda) district in the north to the Minami (Namba) district in the south.

Japanese Garden

Expo ’70 Memorial Park

This park is often simply called the “Expo Park” (the site of the 1970 World Expo) and is home to a variety of flora and fauna. In autumn, the abundant vegetation creates spectacular autumn scenes. Stroll around the park and enjoy Japanese maple trees, ginkgo and smoke, or enjoy a book picnic. The main sights include Momiji-Dani (Maple Valley), Japanese Gardens and Natural and Cultural Gardens, and from mid-January to early November, you will also find thousands of colorful cosmic flowers.

Mino Park

Part of the vast Meiji-No-Mori Minoh Quasi-Ethnic Park in Minoh Park is perfect One-day trip destination Starting from central Osaka – only 30 minutes by the Midosuji line. The park is home to Minoh Waterfall, the most beautiful of autumn when it was a frame of vibrant red, orange and yellow leaves. Make sure to try Momiji Tempura (fried Japanese maple leaves), a local specialty dish.

Katsuoji Temple

Katsuoji is a mountain in Minoh Waterfall, a precious attraction for viewing of precious leaves and its hundreds of Daruma dolls, which is its main feature. This Buddhist temple is located on 260,000 m2 of land to grant KACHI-UN – Winner’s Luck – Customers are about to face important tests, job interviews or other challenges.

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Hoshida Park

Hoshida Park

For a more adventurous fall experience, head to Hoshida Park in Catano to hike lush trails. Mountain leaves are famous for Hoshi No Buranko, a magnificent 280-meter suspension bridge located 50 meters above the forest valley. From this favorable perspective, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of vibrant autumn colors, with crimson leaves of maple trees covering the surrounding hillsides.

Japanese Gardens in Daisy Park

Daisy Park’s Japanese Garden is located in Sakai, and is an ideal tranquil environment for enjoying autumn leaves. In autumn, a traditional circular garden built around the central pond is shrouded in charming red and golden shades, reflecting a scene well in the water. In November, you can also enjoy the exquisite chrysanthemums cultivated by members of the local chrysanthemum association. The garden often hosts tea ceremony and seminars, so check it out website Before moving forward.

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Daiitokuji Temple

Daiitokuji perched on Ushitaki Mountain and is known for its incredible autumn leaves. It can be accessed by train and buses at Osaka Station, but it takes about 2 hours. This temple is part of the sacred Katsuragi Shugendo pilgrimage trail, and although many of the original complexes were destroyed by war, Vermillion still remains Tahoto (Two-story pagoda) – an important cultural property of the country – remains at the core. Against the backdrop of the crimson leaves, the pagoda is truly amazing. Visitors can also explore the hiking route behind the temple, which winds through waterfalls and suspension bridges.

Comments on schedule

Although the leaves vary slightly each year, you can usually expect to see peak colors in Osaka from mid-November to early December. Japanese speakers can view similar sites Koyo Walkerplus For position-specific estimates.

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