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Untouched Hokkaido -Mizu no Kamuy Tourism Area-
Sep. 25, 2026
The autumn leaves are beginning to change at Lake Akan (Photo taken on September 25🍁) On a clear autumn day at Lake Akan, the colors of the yellow leaves of the birch and katsura trees along the shore, as well as the Bokke Walking Trail, Takimi Bridge, and Akan Lake Onsen Town, are becoming more vibrant, alongside the red hues of the rowan, maple, wild grapes, and cherry blossoms. I previously mentioned that the nuts and berries are at their peak, and it seems the Eurasian red squirrels are out to enjoy them too🍇🐿 Today, being the Mid-Autumn Festival, the pampas grass looked beautiful as well✨ Throughout the autumn foliage season, I will regularly update you on the progress of the leaves at Akan Lake Onsen♪🍁 #Lake Akan #Foliage Spots #Yellow Leaf Spots #Takimi Bridge #Bokke Walking Trail #Akan Lake Inari Shrine #Akan-dake Shrine #Eurasian Red Squirrel #lake_akan #autumnleaf🍁 #squirrel
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  • Lake Akan
  • Autumn leaves
  • Ezo squirrel
Nishiokoppe, Hokkaido
Sep. 18, 2026
Autumn winds blow at Komu. The display inside the Forest Art Museum "Komu" has been updated! 🍁Limited Time Only🌝Autumn Festival Version🍁 The shrine festival in Nishiokoppe Village has ended, but you can still feel the festive atmosphere at Komu. You can see the lion dance opening and closing its mouth, and carry Setoushi-kun's portable shrine. The food stalls that have been on display since summer are still here, so we hope you enjoy them together. You can also spot some autumn plants like pampas grass and Chinese lanterns on display.👀 ▶ About Next Week's Opening Schedule ◀ Normally, we are closed every Tuesday, but on the 22nd (Tuesday) and 23rd (Wednesday), we will be open due to the holiday! Instead, we will be closed on the 24th (Thursday), so please be careful not to make a mistake. Have a great holiday!👋 #Nishiokoppe Village #Komu #Autumn #Festival #Closed Days
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  • Nishiokoppe
  • Hokkaido Prefecture
  • Forest Art Museum "KoMu"
  • Autumn
  • Festival
  • Art
  • Local mascot
  • Sightseeing
Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association
Nov. 12, 2024
[Searching for Autumn in Gokase] The season is silver grass (susuki)🌾✨ Gokase Town’s autumn leaves have finally come into their prime🍁 Today I visited Mt. Masugata and Mt. Futagami🚗💭 First, Mt. Masugata💪 The view was hazy, but the temperature was perfect and the summit felt refreshing😌🌿 The dodantutsugi (Enkianthus) turned bright red, and the susuki backlit by the sun glittered—what a sight 🥹👏 On the trail down toward Furuto-no Shrine from Mt. Masugata, I came across a scene that made me think, "Is this a picture book world!?"😳💡 Fields of susuki swayed like a sea, and set against the rolling mountains, the view was unbelievably beautiful✨ A new susuki spot…!?🌾 The susuki have become fluffy and are at their peak right now❗ Please go and look for them yourselves🤗 Next, Mt. Futagami💡 Until recently the road from Gokase was under construction and impassable, so it was my first time driving it in a while👣 Enjoying the patches of autumn color along the way, I made my way up to the observation deck with steady effort💪 By the time I reached the summit the sun had started to tilt, sharpening the mountain silhouettes, and the moon floated in the vast sky—a picture-like scene🖼️✨ It’s been ages since I climbed a mountain so I already feel it in my legs, but the joy at the top makes it totally worth it🤩 The Gokase Tourism Association is currently running the "Gokase Autumn Leaves 2024" event on its Instagram account, and you are welcome to submit photos of autumn scenes like susuki✨ Please share Gokase’s beautiful autumn scenery with us🤗💫 For details, see the pinned "Gokase Autumn Leaves 2024" post on the Gokase Tourism Association Instagram profile🍁
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  • Miyazaki Prefecture
  • Gokase
  • Autumn
  • Autumn leaves
  • Japanese pampas grass
  • Nature
  • Great view
  • Photography
  • Instagrammable
  • Photogenic
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Higashiizu Tourism Association
Jan. 10, 2024
\Hosono Highlands Yamayaki Experience/ "Yamayaki" is a practice continued every year since the Edo period to keep Hosono Highlands as grassland. . In February 2023, as a first effort, the yamayaki was opened in an ultra-limited way and offered as a tour for visitors to observe. . To let more people learn more deeply, we will hold the "Yamayaki Experience" again in 2024. Please come and witness the overwhelming sight of the landscape blazing to life. . 【Date and Time】 Saturday, February 10 — 11:00–16:00 (scheduled) . 【Meeting / Viewing Location】 Inatori, Higashiizucho, Shizuoka Prefecture Inatori Hosono Highlands . 【Pickup】 Higashiizu Town Hall (3354 Inatori, Kamo District, Higashiizucho, Shizuoka Prefecture, 413-0411) . ➡ On the day of the yamayaki, general vehicles are prohibited from entering Hosono Highlands. Please refrain from coming to the site by private car. . 【Event Schedule】 11:00 Meet at Higashiizu Town Hall, transfer to Hosono Highlands 11:30 Arrive at Hosono Highlands 12:00 Yamayaki viewing (guided explanation and lunch included) 13:30 Participate in the serving event 14:30 Post-yamayaki walk (guided tour available) 15:30 All activities end, return to Higashiizu Town Hall (Please note the program order may change depending on the progress of the yamayaki.) . 【Participation Requirements】 ・Capacity: around 20 people ・Participants under 15 years old must register with a guardian in attendance. . 【Participation Fee】 4,000 yen per person Includes admission fee, goods and service tax, local guide, lunch, insurance, and grassland management fee (1,000 yen) . (If the event is cancelled, we will refund the amount after deducting the grassland management fee of 1,000 yen, i.e. 3,000 yen.) . For details, access the reservation page from the Higashiizu Town Tourist Association official website! Please check the notes before applying.
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  • Shizuoka Prefecture
  • Inatori Onsen
  • Nature
  • Travel
  • Sightseeing
  • Higashiizu
  • Photogenic
  • Winter
  • Japan
  • Japanese pampas grass
  • ...and 3 others

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