Earth from Space: Autumn in Japan

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Earth from Space: Autumn in Japan

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Very cool! Looks like the Nagano, Niigata, Akita, Aomori, Yamagata, and Fukushima areas, with Lots of mountains and lots of wonderful autumn colours. I must say, autumn is quite beautiful here in Japan. Kyomizudera looks wonderful when nestled amongst trees adorned with autumn colours. My two dogs adore running around the mountains in autumn, and we all adore hiking in autumn. I have a Shiba Inu and an Akita Inu (who just did a really stinky fart! not even joking!!!). We are all looking forward to camping in December, and with good fortune, we'll go to Akita for the Inako Matsuri in February... Lots of snow, which the dogs love.

Top 10 spots for autumn viewing in Kyoto.



And if you have an hour or more, this one is the 60 best spots in Kyoto.

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Very nice Graeme!
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Gmetric wrote: Fri Nov 10, 2023 1:49 pm Top 10 spots for autumn viewing in Kyoto.

You live in a beautiful country Arry!

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Very beautiful!
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