Autumn Foliage Peak Viewing: Kyodo-no-Mori

About this event

At the Fuchu City Kyodo-no-Mori Museum, as autumn arrives, the trees throughout the grounds begin preparing for winter, and the maples turn a burning crimson. In particular, at the "Momiji Falls," which is popular as a photo spot, visitors can enjoy a view where deep red maples harmonize wonderfully with the water spray of the vigorously cascading waterfall. In addition, at the "Hakeshita Stream," one can savor a serene landscape where red light filters through the maple trees. Peak viewing of autumn leaves this year is forecasted from late November to early December; however, because the timing may shift depending on the weather, checking the latest information before visiting is recommended. The trees inside the park prepare for winter, and maples turn fiery red. At the popular photo spot Momiji Falls, deep crimson maples harmonize wonderfully with the water spray of the vigorous waterfall. In addition, at Hakeshita Stream, red light filters through maples, offering a tranquil scene. This year's peak viewing forecast is late November to early December. *Confirming before visiting is recommended as peak viewing timing may vary depending on weather.

Venue

Fuchu City Kyodo-no-Mori Museum

6-32 Minamicho, Fuchu, Tokyo 183-0026