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Japan stands as a captivating tourist destination in Asia. Its unique status as an island nation sets it apart from its continental counterparts, offering a plethora of intriguing experiences. With its diverse climate, Japan boasts distinct seasons, among which autumn in Japan is revered as the most enchanting period for travelers to visit. Join Mytour as we unveil the secrets to fully experiencing autumn in Japan.
Why Choose Japan for an Autumn Getaway?
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Captivating Landscapes of Autumn in Japan @vov.vn
Autumn in Japan also marks the harvest season for many agricultural products and fruits. Here, travelers can taste various characteristic flavors in the culinary culture of the Land of the Rising Sun. Moreover, autumn in Japan is the time for many unique festivals, where travelers will have exciting experiences with the locals. So, why wait any longer? Start planning your trip to Japan this autumn right away.
Must-Visit Fall Spots in Japan
Oshino Hakkai Village, Yamanashi
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A corner of the village overlooking Mount Fuji @shutterstock
Nikko National Park, Tochigi
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Majestic waterfall in Nikko National Park, Japan @visitnikko.jp
Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto
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Kiyomizu Temple shining amidst the Japanese autumn @shutterstock
What to eat in Japan during autumn?
Dried persimmons
Persimmons are considered one of the signature foods of autumn in Japan. After harvest, the persimmons are peeled and dried. In autumn, when visiting Japan, you will easily encounter rows of persimmons swaying in the wind. Japanese dried persimmons are beloved for their sweet chewiness. Enjoying dried persimmons with tea while admiring the beauty of autumn in Japan will surely provide you with an unforgettable experience.
Persimmon season in Japan @food.com.vn
Hazelnut dishes
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Hazelnuts, a specialty of autumn in Japan @ten-mado.com
Matsutake mushrooms
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Rare and nutritious Matsutake mushrooms @nara.kindai.ac.jp
Dish made from Swordfish
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Grilled Swordfish sold on the streets @estlinks.co.jp
Joining festivals in autumn in Japan
Takayama Matsuri Festival, Gifu
Takayama Matsuri Festival, also known as the autumn festival, takes place in October every year in Gifu Prefecture. This festival dates back to the late 16th and early 17th centuries and has been preserved to this day. Takayama Matsuri Festival is considered one of the three major and most important festivals in the Land of the Rising Sun. Participating in the Takayama Matsuri Festival allows you to immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the procession. Witness traditional dances and release lanterns with the locals.
Colorfully decorated floats @mainichi.jp
Kurama Festival, Kyoto
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Bright flames in the festival night @omatsurijapan.com
Yabusame Festival, Kanagawa Prefecture
The Yabusame Festival, first organized in the 12th century, has been celebrated for centuries. Held annually in September at the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kanagawa Prefecture, this festival offers visitors the chance to witness horseback archery competitions featuring participants dressed as Samurai warriors. More than just a sporting event, it is regarded by the Japanese people as a ritual to honor the pride of the Samurai.
Female archer riding horseback in Samurai attire @machida.keizai.biz
Warai Matsuri Festival, Kawayama Town
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Crowds participating in the Warai Matsuri festival @its-mo.com
Accommodation options for visiting Japan during the autumn season
Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo Hotel
Established in 2017, Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo Hotel boasts a prime location in the capital city. Just a 20-minute drive from Tokyo International Airport and a 10-minute walk from Yurakucho train station, this hotel offers luxurious and modern accommodations. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a library, a bar, and a gym.
Konansou Hotel
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Experience the ultimate chill vibes with the room view at Konansou Hotel @suutam
Garden Terrace Saga Hotels & Maritopia
Garden Terrace Saga Hotels & Maritopia is a 3.5-star hotel located right in the city center. This accommodation is approximately a 65-minute drive from Fukuoka Airport. With a total of 34 rooms, Garden Terrace Saga Hotels & Maritopia is designed and equipped with modern amenities. Guests can also enjoy the outdoor swimming pool here, perfect for seasonal relaxation.
Kada Onsen Seaside Hotel Kada Kaigetsu
Kada Onsen Seaside Hotel Kada Kaigetsu is an ideal accommodation with breathtaking ocean views. Located approximately 1 hour drive from Kansai International Airport and 5 minutes drive from Kada Train Station, Kada Onsen Seaside Hotel Kada Kaigetsu also offers shuttle services for tourists. Loved by many, this hotel features both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths, providing relaxation after a long day of activities.
Hilton Nagoya Hotel, Aichi
Hilton Nagoya offers a sleek and upscale space with city views. It is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Fushimi train station. The hotel features a bar, an indoor pool, and a fitness center to cater to guests' needs. Additionally, Hilton Nagoya provides airport shuttle services. Guests can enjoy Asian, American, and vegetarian cuisines. The hotel's reception is available 24/7 to assist guests.
In addition to the above hotels, you can quickly choose other hotels in Tokyo on Mytour:
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