Korankei Gorge, a viewpoint for changing leaves in Toyota City

“Korankei” is a valley created by the Yodo River, a tributary of the Yahagi River. It is part of Asuke City, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. Korankei is home to over 4,000 maple trees that are said to have been planted in 1634. It is located next to Aichi Kogen Quasi National Park and is a popular tourist spot for both Japanese and foreigners. The beautiful red and yellow leaves blend together, making it a beautiful view. If you have some time, you can walk up the mountain to the viewpoint on the top of the mountain, which is great. During the Korankei Autumn Leaves Festival, there are many foods, souvenirs, and beautiful clothes all along the way. At night, scented candles are placed on rocks along the river and lanterns are released. If you come as a couple, it is extremely romantic. 🚌 Getting there Take a bus from Toyotashi Station to Korankei. *** If it is during the autumn leaves season, there will be a Japanese staff to inform you because there will be 2 buses to Korankei and Obara. The bus leaves every hour, but if there are a lot of people, there will be buses every half hour. The most important thing is that there will be a lot of traffic. But if anyone goes by private car, it would be another good option, because we can join the activities in the evening. As for the bus, I recommend checking the last bus time carefully. 😁 #travel #tripmoments #Thais in Japan #Travel in Japan #Travel in Japan by yourself #Places to visit in Japan #Travel abroad #japan #japantravel #Changing leaves #tripcom