Shosenkyo in Yamanashi Prefecture, which has been designated as a special scenic spot in Japan, is a tourist spot that is said to be "the most beautiful valley in Japan" and was designated as a national scenic spot in 1923 and a special scenic spot in 1953.
The beauty of nature, which has been created over a long period of time, continues to fascinate many people.
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello everyone, this is the Shosenkyo Tourist Association. The autumn foliage has deepened notably over the past few days, and the colors are looking better.
Yesterday the weather was clear for the first time in a while, with a wide blue sky. The contrast between the colorful mountains visible behind and around Crystal Fountain and the clear blue sky was beautiful!
The peak viewing seems likely to continue through the weekend of the 23rd and 24th. You might even be able to see the autumn leaves through the end of this month.
*The photos were taken on November 17, 2024.*
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Good morning! 😆 This is Shosencat, the mascot of the Shosenkyo Tourist Association, with an update on the current autumn leaves. The photos were taken yesterday, Saturday, November 16. The fall colors seem about one week to ten days behind schedule. 😲 You might be able to see the leaves through around November 23–24. 🤔 If the weather cooperates and the maples hold up, the colors could last beyond that. 😲
I’ll let you know again! We’ll be waiting for you at Shosenkyo!!
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
I’m headed to Shosenkyo Gorge to see the autumn leaves! The foliage is just about to reach its most beautiful colors now.
This is an announcement from Shosenkyo Tourism Association’s mascot, Shosencat.✨
Shosenkyo is getting cooler and the leaves are starting to turn more vividly. Because it was warm this year, the color change was slow, but the leaves look like they’ll finally turn red. I’m sending photos I took today for your reference!
Weekends and holidays are likely to be crowded. If you’re coming by car, arrive early to secure parking. Park in the municipal or prefectural lots, or in the lots being offered free of charge. If you use a shop’s parking lot, be sure to check the usage conditions first.
See you soon at Shosenkyo! 🍁 The Shosenkyo photo contest is also underway—take great pictures and enter!
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello everyone, this is the Shosenkyo Gorge Tourism Association. We were blessed with good weather yesterday and the day before, and many people visited.
The autumn foliage is gradually progressing, so please come and visit Shosenkyo Gorge this fall.
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello everyone, this is the Shosenkyo Gorge Tourism Association. Today was mostly cloudy and a bit gloomy. When the sun doesn’t come out, the temperature drops noticeably, so please take care to manage your health.
The area around Kaku-en Peak is starting to show patches of autumn color. It’s still early, so the best viewing should come in early to mid-November—something to look forward to!
During the Crystal Mikoshi on November 10th, the autumn leaves might just be at their peak.
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello everyone, I’m Ozaki from Nagashi Somen En'emon.
The trees around the fountain have turned vivid colors, and the mountains of Shosenkyo Gorge are just beginning to change.
I’m looking forward to seeing how the autumn foliage develops!
It’s getting colder little by little, so warm up with a steaming bowl of hot houtou.
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello, this is Gen 👋 Shosenkyo Gorge is finally into the heart of autumn.
At Shosenkyo Gorge, on Sunday, November 10, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
A big autumn event!
The Crystal Mikoshi and Momiji Dance will be held❗️
A mikoshi is the vehicle that carries the deity through the neighborhood during festivals. At its center rests an 80-kilogram crystal sphere as the deity’s spirit seat, making this mikoshi popular for protection against evil and misfortune‼️
This mikoshi will be carried by professional bearers,
Kai-Koma group,
parading powerfully and tightly along Crystal Road, to Senga Falls and the area above the falls—the sight is truly spectacular‼️ A must-see‼️
Anyone who wants to carry the mikoshi can join in on the spot and take part 😃
During November, Gen is also holding an Amethyst Fair ✌️
We have everything from fist-sized amethysts to 200-kilogram-class specimens, so if you love amethyst or stones, please come and see them 👀
This is a rare opportunity you can only experience during the autumn foliage season 😃
If you have the time, please come and visit Shosenkyo Gorge‼️‼️‼️
We look forward to seeing you 😃
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello 😃 This is Nakamura from Yamanashi Wine Kingdom 🍷 😊 Even though it’s October and the days can still be warm, the mornings and evenings have become completely cooler.
Shosenkyo Gorge is beginning to show some autumn colors 🍁 The weather is very pleasant for a walk ☺️ Around Senga Falls there are already some spots starting to change color.
At Yamanashi Wine Kingdom, the new wines have been released. Ahead of Yamanashi Nouveau, Delaware Nouveau is now on sale ♪
Delaware has a tart, sweet-and-sour fresh flavor 😊
Kyoho is fruity with a gentle mouthfeel ☺️
Please enjoy the distinctive taste of the new wines ♪
When you visit Shosenkyo Gorge, please stop by 😄
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello, this is Ryusuido. It was hot until very recently, but the mornings and evenings have chilled sharply, and autumn is finally arriving! Please remember to bring a jacket when you stroll around areas like Senga Falls, which feel particularly cold.
A walk while watching the trees slowly change color is a great way to experience the season and comes highly recommended.
The October birthstone, tourmaline, boasts a wide range of colors and is often called the "gem of the rainbow." Pink tourmaline, in particular, is popular as a stone believed to attract good relationships.
We also carry a variety of other natural stones and accessories, so please stop by to enjoy a soothing space woven by gemstones.
All of our staff look forward to the day we can meet your wonderful smiles.
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Shosenkyo Tourism Association posted.
Hello, this is En'emon Folklore Museum. While daytime can still be warm, the mornings and evenings are beginning to carry a cool autumn breeze!
Drawn by a clear, endless blue sky, I took a rare stroll out to the Ishimon area, and under the tree shade a pleasant wind swept through.✨
There are only three months left in the year now that October has arrived. The birthstone for October, tourmaline, is said to carry an electrical charge and be good for health. It is also believed to dispel negative influences and shift the mind toward positive thinking.
Why not feel the richness of nature and experience the history of the Japan Heritage site and the power of stone?
Please stop by En'emon Folklore Museum during your walk♪
We look forward to seeing you 😃
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