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Korankei

Koran Creek is one of Japan's most famous scenic spots for foliage viewing, located in the Bachuan Valley. It is said that in the 11th year of Kanei (1634), monks from Xiangji Temple planted trees here. Now there are about 4,000 trees. In autumn, the valley turns to bright reds and yellows, revealing the breathtaking beauty of the valley.

  • Points forts

    Tomoe Gorge、Kojaku-ji Temple

  • Emplacement

    Toyota・Asuke

  • Comment s'y rendre

    Toyotashi Stn → bus

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Korankei FAQ et informations pratiques pour le voyage

Is Korankei worth visiting?

Korankei is a nationally famous spot renowned for its incredible autumn beauty and matching festival. This beautiful ravine, stretching from the Iimori Mountains to the Tomoe River in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, is a stunning place to enjoy the transforming seasonal colors.

What is Korankei famous for?

Korankei Gorge is famous nationwide for the breathtaking beauty of its autumn foliage. The vibrant red maples burst into fiery color in the fall, making the Tomoe River flowing through Asuke-cho appear to be aflame.

When is the best time to visit Korankei for autumn leaves?

Korankei Gorge is most celebrated for its fall foliage. The peak viewing period is typically from mid-November through late November. Key attractions during this time include a tunnel of foliage spanning from the promenade to Kojaku-ji Temple, and illuminations viewed from the Tomoebashi Bridge.

How much time should I allocate for visiting Korankei Gorge?

Many visitors find that spending 2-3 hours at Korankei Gorge is ideal. This allows ample time for a relaxing walk, enjoying the magnificent autumn foliage, breathing in the fresh air, and perhaps visiting a nearby shrine.

What are some must-see sights at Korankei Gorge?

When visiting Korankei Gorge, don't miss the spectacular autumn foliage, especially the vibrant red maples. Key sights include the foliage tunnel leading to Kojaku-ji Temple and the illuminated views from Tomoebashi Bridge, offering a magical experience of the natural beauty.