Panoramic 360-degree Autumn Foliage Views in Ishikawa, Japan – A Stunningly Layered Red Leaf Experience

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Located in central Japan, Ishikawa Prefecture offers a variety of spectacular autumn foliage views during the season. Recommended by the Ishikawa Prefecture Tourism Federation, highlights include the 33.3-kilometer Hakusan Super Forest Road, as well as key local landmarks such as Kenroku-en Garden, Tsurugan Gorge, Nata-dera Temple, and the Yamano-dera Temple Complex — each offering unique vantage points and scenic beauty, and you can

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Hakusan Super Forest Road
The 33.3-km mountain road is a premier spot for viewing autumn leaves. Beyond the red foliage, there are also many beautiful sights worth seeing, including the Yōrō Waterfall, selected as one of Japan’s “Top 100 Waterfalls.” The forest road, which feels like walking through a tunnel of red leaves, presents a breathtaking landscape. The foliage season runs from early October to late October.

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Kenroku-en Garden
Kenroku-en Garden, popular all year round, is a symbolic representation of Ishikawa Prefecture. In harmony with traditional Japanese garden aesthetics, its autumn leaves present an elegant and sprawling view. The foliage season is from early November to early December.

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Tsurugan Gorge
Walking along the walking path by the stream allows you to enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the surrounding foliage, offering a uniquely styled scenery that is natural yet carries Japanese elegance. The foliage season is from early November to late November.

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Nata-dera Temple
Nestled within beautiful nature, the temple harmonizes with its 1,300-year history. The vast temple grounds feature striking contrasts between rugged rock cliffs, ponds, and red leaves, creating a stunningly beautiful and majestic scene. The foliage season is from early November to late November.

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Yamano-dera Temple Complex
This temple complex consists of 16 temples gathered in one area. Among them, “Hongyō-ji” is known as the “Maple Leaf Temple.” In addition to a Japanese zelkova tree over 700 years old, the temple grounds feature a variety of plants and flowers that change with the seasons, making it a delightful place for a scenic stroll. The foliage season is from early November to late November.